Apple made 256GB the new base for iPhone 17, but slower flash memory means storage upgrades no longer deliver full performance.
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[Review] Two Weeks With the iPhone 17 Pro: The Best of the Best
Apple has outdone itself once again, but is it really worth the price tag? I’ve spent two weeks with the device, and here’s my review.
Vision Air to be put on Hold by Apple to Chase Meta in AI Glass Race
Apple has paused its Vision Air headset plans to focus on developing AI-powered smart glasses aimed at rivaling Meta’s fast-growing wearable lineup.
Face ID not working? Here’s why iOS 26 might be to blame
Users report Face ID failures and slower performance after iOS 26 update, with many experiencing repeated unlock issues despite correct positioning.
Apple Didn’t Remove Flashlight Beam Control - You Got the Wrong iPhone
If your iPhone 17 flashlight no longer switches between narrow and wide beams, it’s not a bug. Apple reserved that feature for Pro models.
Apple Watch Ultra 3: What's Inside the Box (Real Photos)
If you’re not a fitness die-hard, the Ultra line can feel like overkill. My Apple Watch Series 9 still serves me well, but it felt like the right time to step up and answer the question a lot of people have right now: is the Ultra 3 worth it if you’re not chasing marathons?
Apple’s Latest AirPods Pro 3 Fail the Repair Test Again
iFixit’s teardown of Apple’s AirPods Pro 3 reveals glued-in batteries, poor repairability, and a 0/10 score despite new features.
Search in Apple Maps gets smarter with iOS 26
Apple Maps in iOS 26 now supports natural language search powered by Apple Intelligence, letting you ask queries and get more relevant results.
UK Demands Apple Provide Access to Encrypted Cloud Data
The UK renewed its demand for Apple to unlock encrypted iCloud data of British users, sparking fresh privacy and legal concerns.
Apple, Google, Meta Lose Motion to Dismiss Casino App Lawsuits
A U.S. judge rejected Apple, Google, and Meta’s attempts to dismiss class action lawsuits accusing them of promoting illegal gambling.