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    iPhone photography tips

    A hand holds an iPhone 17 Pro displaying a photo of a person in a brown outfit standing outdoors against a blue sky and tan building, with the camera app interface visible after a recent software update.

    Apple Addresses iPhone Air and iPhone 17 Pro Camera Glitches with Software Update

    The issue, highlighted in a review by Henry Casey for CNN Underscored, surfaced when using the iPhone Air to take photos at a concert. Bright LED displays, such as those…

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    iPhone Photography Awards 2024: Celebrating Creativity and Innovation in Mobile Photography

    The iPhone Photography Awards, established in 2007, continue to be one of the most prestigious competitions dedicated to mobile photography. It’s not just about the technology but how users harness…

    Cover of Apple Magazine, Special Edition, featuring close-up iPhone 17 cameras in various colors. Text highlights topics like Vision Pro updates, Spotify restrictions, and iPhone 17 features. Issue dated September 19, 2025.
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    Apple Card Future displayed on iPhone screen, symbolizing its role in Apple’s financial services.

    Apple Card at Six: A Milestone with a Shift on the Horizon

    AirPods 4 vs. AirPods Pro comparison showing the design, features, and performance differences between the two Apple earbuds models, helping users decide the best option for their needs in 2024.

    AirPods Beta Firmware Ushers in iOS 26 Features for Testers

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    Keeping Tabs on Your Mac Studio: Mastering Performance Monitoring

    Close-up of the Safari web browser app icon on a device screen, featuring a blue compass with a red and white needle and the word "Safari" below it, highlighting its fresh look in iOS 26 with new features.

    Apple Sharpens Safari’s Edge with Technology Preview 226

    A mobile application icon with a rainbow-colored gradient square and a black ruler-like top, representing "Final Cut Camera." The background is blurred with dark shades and hints of blue and orange, suggesting a video editing interface.

    Optimizing Final Cut Pro Settings for Mac Studio Performance

    A tablet running iPadOS 26 displays a home screen with app icons and widgets—clock, weather, calendar, and photo—set against a blue and teal gradient background.

    iPadOS 26 Unleashes New Powers for the M5 iPad Pro

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