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iPhone 6s, 7, and first-gen SE owners have until November 30, 2026 to install iOS 15.5 — but the fix takes about two minutes.
A Quick Share update unlocks direct Android-to-Apple file transfers on the OnePlus 15 — no cloud, no quality loss, no firmware update required.
An independent speed test of the iOS 27 beta puts AirDrop's real-world gain at 69%—solid, but 11 points short of Apple's own claim.
A clash with EU regulators over the Digital Markets Act means European iPhone users won't get the upgraded Siri when iOS 27 launches this fall.
Apple's new on-device AI model requires 12GB of unified memory — which the standard iPhone 17 doesn't have. Here's what that means for buyers.
Leaker Sonny Dickson claims this dummy unit reflects the final design, revealing a visible front camera, dual rear lenses, and a white-only finish.
A shot from leaker Ice Universe shows the real device — light silver finish, under-display camera, and just two rear lenses. Apple is still working out hinge reliability ahead of a late 2026 launch.
Sonny Dickson's dummy unit leak confirms a new wine-red finish for Apple's 2026 Pro lineup, alongside a thicker body and a delayed base model.
The insider confirmed a four-sided curved display, an under-display front camera, and a silicon-anode battery
The iPhone 17 Pro dropped below a key price threshold in China for the first time, but buyers in the US and UK won't see any equivalent deals.
Apple's tightest ecosystem walls are coming down in Europe, forced by regulators. The rest of the world gets nothing.
Apple is outselling Xiaomi five-to-one on Xiaomi's home turf in China, and the Ultra's 207,000 units tell the real premium story.
The same anodized aluminum finish that caused camera edge chipping on the iPhone 17 Pro is reportedly coming back on the iPhone 18 Pro — with no fix planned.
Up to $95 per device for eligible iPhone 16 and 15 Pro buyers in the US — but Apple admits no wrongdoing, and European customers get nothing.
Apple's latest beta enables encrypted cross-platform messaging by default — but whether it works for you depends on your carrier.
