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    iPhone 16 Demand Dips Among Teens: What Does This Mean for Apple’s Youth Appeal?

    Apple’s iPhone line has long been a staple among young consumers, especially teens. However, recent reports suggest that interest in the iPhone 16 is waning among this demographic. While Apple…

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    Users experiencing iPhone 16 battery drain issues, with Apple working on solutions to improve battery performance.

    iPhone 16 Battery Drain Issues: What’s Happening and How Apple is Addressing It

    Apple Music's new feature allows artists to publish concert set lists as playlists, offering fans a unique way to relive live performances.

    Apple Music Introduces Concert Set Lists as Playlists: A New Era for Fans and Artists

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    Apple iPhone 17 Rumored to Feature Slim Design and a 6.6-Inch Display: What to Expect

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