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Google is promising “incredible camera upgrades” with its new $1,099 Pixel 11 Pro, but with a rumored iPhone 18 Pro likely debuting on Wednesday, I wanted to see how the phone’s photography shapes up against the iPhone 17 Pro.
According to the latest edition of the Power On newsletter from Mark Gurman, Apple is reportedly considering making some changes to its App Store. The goal? To increase the potential revenue it brings in.
iOS 27 and Siri AI are almost officially here. Check out what’s coming.Credit: Cheng Xin/
You can get an iPad for less than any iPhone, but that doesn’t mean the iPad is a low-cost device.
As soon as next month, Apple is expected to introduce its next MacBook Pro redesign. We’ll be seeing OLED, the first touchscreen on a Mac, a thinner chassis, Dynamic Island, and much more. This upgrade was rumored to be called MacBook Ultra, though it wasn’t necessarily clear where that’d leave the MacBook Pro brand. Now,…
Last year, Apple completely reinvented multitasking on the iPad, with the introduction of windowing in iPadOS 26. At first, this meant the removal of the simpler version of multitasking, Split View and Slide Over. Those features did eventually return, but at a cost – they required you to use the clunky new windowing system. I…
While the long-awaited foldable iPhone has often been referred to as the iPhone Ultra or the iPhone Fold in rumors, another name making the rounds is iPhone Duo.
Update #2: A few hours later, Plus users with the $20/month subscription now have Astra access as well.
Forensic investigators at the University of Toronto’s Citizen Lab and Amnesty International confirmed on September 2 that Serbia deployed NSO Group’s Pegasus military-grade spyware against its own pro-democracy student movement using an iMessage zero-click exploit — an attack that required no action whatsoever from the target, and that Apple has since patched in iOS 18.4.1.…
References to two unreleased controllers that identify as Apple hardware in code were spotted in the macOS 26.7 release candidate by MacRumors reader Pdfu. Apple’s first macOS 26.7 release candidate came out in mid-August, and it was full of references to unreleased Apple devices, from iPhones and Macs to new home accessories. Pdfu has continued…