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“Design the Next iPhone,” an interactive website from developer Neal Agarwal, gives users control over a virtual iPhone’s look, including the option to combine conventional smartphone components with deliberately impractical accessories.

The iPhone 18 Pro models support Apple Reference Image, a way to verify that a photo was taken with an iPhone and hasn’t been edited. Apple says it’s a method to prove that something actually happened and wasn’t AI-generated, likening the feature to a digital film negative.

Popular Mac app AppZapper was today revamped with a new design, updated functionality, and a fresh name. AppZapper 3000 offers a quick way to delete Mac apps and their associated files.

For years, I barely used Siri for anything beyond menial tasks like setting timers or alarms. That has changed with iOS 27, as I now go back to Siri for complex requests and to make sense of on-screen context again and again.

Today’s the day when Apple starts rolling out iOS 27 to millions of iPhones around the world — and as I’ve been using the developer version of the software since it was first pushed out in June, I can tell you about the best features coming your way.

iOS 27 is now rolling out to compatible iPhones, and this year, the list of models supported by Apple’s new software update is impressively long.

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…