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iPhone Prices Won't Increase as US-China Tariff War Paused
iPhone prices stay steady for now. A 90-day US-China tariff pause gives Apple breathing room, but the future depends on how fast it can shift production away from China and secure its supply chain.
iOS 18.5 Isn’t the Biggest “Point Update”, but What’s Coming?
iOS 18.5 may look like a minor update but it quietly improves daily tasks and sets the stage for Apple’s next big moves. Here’s what’s new and what’s coming next.
Eddy Cue: Apple iPhones May Not Needed in a Decade
Eddy Cue says the iPhone may not be essential a decade from now. With innovation slowing and AI reshaping the tech landscape, Apple is preparing for a major shift, but can it stay ahead of the curve?
Apple Simplifies Public Wi-Fi Access in iOS 19
iOS 19 will let you skip the hassle of logging in to public Wi-Fi on every device. Apple’s new feature syncs captive portal credentials across your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
macOS Has a New Rival and It's from China, "HarmonyOS"
Huawei just launched HarmonyOS for PCs, aiming straight at macOS. With deep AI integration, chip-level privacy, and a mac-style interface, this new system isn’t just another Windows alternative—it’s Apple’s newest rival in China’s desktop market.
Apple Discontinued the iPod Three Years Ago
Three years ago, Apple discontinued the iPod, ending an era that redefined how you discover and enjoy music. Here’s what led to its quiet exit and how its legacy lives on.
Apple Defends App Store Fees, Not Illegal
Apple defends charging fees for iPhone NFC access in Brazil, telling antitrust regulator CADE that it’s legal and not anti-competitive. The company argues it holds no monopoly and that Proximity Pix remains unavailable on iPhones due to business terms, not restrictions.
Apple May Expand iPhone Production in Brazil
Apple is weighing a major expansion of iPhone production in Brazil to sidestep U.S. tariffs on China-made devices, with Foxconn’s Jundiaí factory at the center of the shift, Exame reports.
Fortnite iOS Launch Imminent, Game Submitted to App Store
Fortnite is finally returning to the iOS App Store in the U.S. this week. Epic Games has submitted the game for Apple’s review, marking its first iPhone comeback in nearly four years.
Jony Ive Talks Apple Design Values at Stripe 2026
At Stripe Sessions 2025, former Apple design chief Jony Ive opened up about the culture, discipline, and philosophy behind Apple’s most iconic products—and why design rooted in care still matters more than ever.
Full List of New Emojis in iOS 18.4
A new iOS version just dropped, and you know what that means: new emojis! Here’s what you’ll get on iOS 18.4!
How To Open the Properties of a File or Folder on a MacBook (macOS)
Having trouble getting used to macOS not having a right-click button? Here’s how to open the Properties of a file or folder on your MacBook.
Will iPhone XR get iOS 19?
The iPhone XR won’t get iOS 19 because of the older chipset. Read on for more details and explore the full list of supported models.
New iPhone App LiveCaller Rivals Truecaller With Privacy Focus
LiveCaller, a new iPhone app built on Apple’s latest caller ID framework, challenges Truecaller by offering real-time number identification without accessing your contacts or asking for sign-ups. Here’s how it puts privacy first.
Google Maps on iPhone Now Saves Locations with Gemini
Google Maps on your iPhone now uses Gemini to recognize and save locations directly from screenshots. Snap a shot, open Maps, and save the place.
Apple Watch Braided Solo Loop: How Long Does It Last?
The Apple Watch Braided Solo Loop is an engineering marvel: but will it last? Here’s all the details so you don’t need to stretch your dollar.
How to Remove "Get Outlook for iOS" Signature on iPhone
Tired of the “Outlook for iOS” tagline on your emails? Here’s how to change your signature or even remove it in the Outlook app on iPhone.
Apple AI Smart Glasses to Rival Meta Ray-Ban Coming in 2027
Apple is building smart glasses to take on Meta’s Ray-Bans, with a custom chip set for mass production by 2027. These lightweight, camera-equipped wearables will tap into AI and extend Apple’s push into everyday wearable tech.
Apple to Appeal $570 Million EU Fine in DMA Violations
Apple will appeal a $570 million EU fine over alleged Digital Markets Act violations, claiming the Commission ignored its 2024 compliance efforts and proposals.
How To Turn Ringer off on Macbook
Learn to turn the ringer off on your MacBook easily. With simple steps, you can mute notifications and get back to work without distractions.
Apple Opens $95M Siri Spying Settlement Claims for Eligible Users
Apple is paying out $95 million to settle a Siri privacy lawsuit—if you owned a Siri-enabled device and had accidental voice activations, you could claim up to $100.
Apple Music Launches Daily Viral Playlist Based on Shazam Data
Apple Music’s new Viral Chart playlist uses daily Shazam data to spotlight the 50 most discovered tracks worldwide—updated every 24 hours.
Apple Seeks to Pause App Store Overhaul Ordered by Court
Apple is fighting to delay a major court-ordered App Store overhaul that could cost billions and reshape how developers link to outside payment systems. Here’s what’s at stake in its latest move against Epic Games.
