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    iOS 18.2 Messages updates

    iPhone displaying iOS 18.5 release date update screen with Mail and Settings app improvements, launching May 2025.

    What to expect from iOS 18.2: New Features, Siri Upgrades, and Visual Intelligence

    Apple continues to revolutionize the iPhone experience with the release of iOS 18.2, expected in December 2024. This update builds on the advancements introduced in iOS 18, bringing with it…

    Close-up of a human eye with a blue and brown iris fills the cover of Apple Magazine, issue #715, dated July 11, 2025. Headlines mention quantum computing, health wearables, and next-gen iPhone photography.
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    iOS 18.5 Mail App Issues Frustrate iPhone Users

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    F1 Haptic Trailer Shakes Up the iPhone Experience

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    Apple’s Rumored AI Smart Glasses: A Game-Changer Over Meta Ray-Bans?

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    How to Use Visual Look Up on iOS to Identify Objects in Photos

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