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    iPhone XS dropped iOS 26

    Five iPhones are displayed side by side. Their screens show a red car, app icons, a smiling dog, colorful icons with a calendar widget, and a kangaroo—all highlighting new features of iOS 26. Each phone displays the time as 9:41.

    iOS 26 Transforms iPhones with New Features, but Leaves Some Models Behind

    September 16, 2025 / 9:36 AMSeptember 16, 2025

    The headline feature of iOS 26 is its Liquid Glass design, a visual overhaul not seen since iOS 7 in 2013. This interface introduces translucent menus, buttons, and icons that…

    Apple Magazine cover, issue #761, featuring a large accessibility icon, and headlines about AI interaction, NASA lunar rover deployments, and quantum-resistant encryption. The date is May 29, 2026, marking the magazine's 15th anniversary.
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    A smartwatch on a person's wrist, paired with Apple Health, displays a notification with a pink heart icon and the message, "New Cardio Fitness Trend Notification." The person is wearing a blue sleeve.

    Apple Watch Health Sensors Turn Wrist Data Into Health Timelines

    Close-up of a dark red iPhone 18 Pro, highlighting its triple camera setup and flash against a black background. The Apple logo appears in the lower right corner, showcasing one of the striking new iPhone 18 Pro colors.

    iPhone 18 Pricing Faces Apple’s Memory Test

    A person with long hair, glasses, and a yellow jacket sits at a desk using a keyboard, working on two large monitors displaying code and graphics. Office items and the new Mac Studio are nearby, perfectly set up for moving files in a seamless transition.

    Mac Studio RAM Cuts Show Apple’s Memory Crunch Deepening

    A large white Apple logo is displayed on the glass facade of the Apple Store at La Encantada, with a blurred person holding a drink walking past in the foreground.

    Apple R&D Surge Puts Results Under Wall Street Pressure

    A person is holding a smartphone near a HomeKit smart lock, appearing to unlock the wooden door using a digital key or mobile access app.

    HomeKit Smart Locks Bring Apple Wallet to the Front Door

    A man and woman in formal, vintage-style attire stand back to back on a cobblestone bridge at dusk, as if part of a Schmigadoon revival, surrounded by colorfully dressed people posing dramatically under old-fashioned street lamps.

    Schmigadoon! Revival Buzz Grows After Tony Breakthrough

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