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A minimal, striped color bands wallpaper collection is featured in today’s iDB Wallpapers of the Week collection. Bringing the definition of minimalism, these simply colored backgrounds offer bold singular color banding, without the complexity of gradients. A mixture of standard and dark mode options provide alternative looks, given your device preferences.

Learn what to do if you want to turn off all listening modes (Transparency, Adaptive, and Noise Cancellation) for your AirPods on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac, but you don’t see an option to do that.

Chang Liu, Tang Tan, OpenAI, and io Products filed a new petition asking the court to dismiss Apple’s trade secret misappropriation complaint with prejudice. Here’s what that means.

In this step-by-step tutorial, we show you how to use Apple Intelligence to build (vibe code) your own Safari extensions with simple text prompts on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

On Wednesday August 26, 2026, Apple’s team announced the upcoming September event, titled “Surprise and shine.” The event is set to launch on live stream at 10am Pacific Time on Wednesday, September 9. As with historical September Apple events, the expectation is new iPhone devices will be announced at the event, along with releases of…

Download four vibrant wallpapers featuring sleek glass slabs against orange, crimson, and blue backgrounds that perfectly complement the Liquid Glass design language of your iPhone Lock Screen and Home Screen.

Apple has submitted its response to OpenAI’s attempt to block expedited discovery in its ongoing trade secret lawsuit. Here are the details.

Get information about food, plants, animals, landmarks, etc., or take quick actions like adding an event from a flyer to your calendar using the new Siri integration in the iOS 27 Camera app.

Learn how to adjust your AirPods’ equalizer when listening to music and watching videos on iPhone, iPad, or Mac for a personalized, fine-tuned audio experience.

Textured wallpapers make for incredible iPhone backgrounds, with their subtle skeuomorphic designs. Gradient images utilize smoothly transitioning colors to create a mood. Both of these design schema are utilized in this collection. Very tiny particles are used in a massive quantity to create a pixelated image that appear as an individual, the name suggests, “Speck.”