Apple’s lead Safari designer joins The Browser Company, signaling a design-first push for Dia as AI browsers battle for usability.
Logitech Confirms Certificate Error Behind macOS App Breakdown
Logitech bug broke macOS mouse apps after certificate expired forcing manual updates but users can restore settings with official patch.
Apple’s iPhone 17 Outsells Every Chinese Flagship Combined in China
Apple’s iPhone 17 outsold all Chinese flagship phones combined in China, signaling record demand and a major market shift nationwide.
Apple Sends Executives to South Korea Hotels to Lock In iPhone RAM Supply
Apple stations executives near Samsung and SK hynix to secure long-term iPhone RAM supply as shortages drive prices higher worldwide.
Future iPhones Could Use Multispectral Imaging for Cleaner Portraits
Apple is evaluating multispectral camera technology to improve iPhone portraits, material detection, object recognition, and image processing accuracy.
New Report Reveals When Apple Will Add a 200MP Camera to iPhone
A report reveals Apple’s timeline for a 200MP iPhone camera, explaining why the upgrade waits until 2028 and what changes before then.
Apple tests Background Security Improvements with iOS 26.3 (a) update
Apple releases iOS 26.3 (a) to test Background Security Improvements, letting beta users install, remove, and preview future security updates.
This iPhone 16 Survives Two Hours in Freezing Water at 6 Meters
iPhone 16 survived two hours underwater at six meters. Here’s what happened, what Apple promises, and how you protect your phone.
iPadOS Window Buttons Are Blocking App Controls, and Users Are Fed Up
iPad users criticize iPadOS window buttons blocking app controls, calling on Apple to rethink window design and improve everyday usability.
Steve Jobs’ Desk, Bow Ties, and Apple-1 Parts Offered in New Auction
Steve Jobs memorabilia auction goes live with rare Apple artifacts, including his garage desk, first Apple check, and early hardware.