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    iOS 19 AirDrop alternatives

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    iOS 19 Set to Redefine iPhone with VisionOS Design and Smarter Siri

    The standout feature of iOS 19 is its redesigned interface, drawing heavily from the sleek, glassy aesthetic of visionOS, the software powering Apple’s Vision Pro headset. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports…

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    Free iPad Drawing Apps for Beginners in 2025

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    Breaking OpenAI GPT-5 News and Capabilities in 2025

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    MacBook Productivity Hacks for Remote Workers

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    The Best Apple Arcade Games to Play

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    Apple Watch Health Tracking Tips for Better Wellness

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    xAI Grok 4 Features: What’s New in Elon Musk’s AI

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