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    Tap to Pay on iPhone

    Rollout of iPhone “Tap to Pay” now underway across US Apple Stores

    Apple’s contactless feature that enables one iPhone user to pay another without the need for any additional hardware, “Tap to Pay”, is now being rolled out to Apple Stores across…

    iPhone screen with apps

    iOS 16: “new ways of interacting” and “fresh Apple apps” reportedly on the way

    With the keynote event for the 2022 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) only weeks away, there has understandably been a lot of chatter about the looming iOS 16 that is expected…

    AirPods Pro and AirPods Max

    Rumors point to AirPods Pro and AirPods Max both being updated this fall

    Fans of Apple’s in-ear and over-ear headphones alike could have something to look forward to later in 2022, in the form of refreshes to the AirPods Pro and AirPods Max…

    Apple Watch on wrist

    A favorite feature from the iPhone and iPad could be making its way to the Apple Watch

    With the imminent launch of the next big Apple Watch software update, watchOS 9, it seems we might be able to expect a well-known feature from the iPhone and iPad…

    iMac

    An M3-powered iMac is reportedly already in the works at Apple

    We aren’t expecting to see Macs with M2 chips – the next landmark development in Apple silicon processors – until later this year. But we’re already beginning to see hints…

    Apple Watch user

    Will we see a body temperature sensor when the Apple Watch 8 launches?

    This fall, it is expected that the eighth-generation Apple Watch will break cover – and speculation is centering on the possibility of a body temperature reader being included in the…

    Apple MacBook keyboard

    Apple reportedly testing ‘at least’ nine Macs housing M2 chips

    The next big chapter in the ongoing story of Apple silicon is expected to be the launch of the M2 chip – and if a new Bloomberg report is to…

    Standing iPhone 13

    Could Apple introduce a subscription service to lighten the financial burden for those wanting the latest iPhone?

    Rumors have been circulating that Apple is working on an iPhone subscription service that would effectively give those who fancy upgrading their smartphone a cheaper way of doing so –…

    iPad Pro 12.9

    Which Apple devices could be the first to get the M2 chip?

    Apple is currently developing the M2, the successor to the M1 Apple silicon chip, and rumors suggest it could be made available to the world as early as this fall….

    HomePod mini in blue

    Could Apple turn the HomePod mini into a Wi-Fi mesh router system?

    In his most recent Power On newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman pondered whether Apple should start selling wireless routers again. In the ‘90s, Apple built its credentials as one of the…

    MacBook Air text

    Will the 2022 MacBook Air have an M1 chip, rather than an M2?

    Confusion has reigned among Apple watchers in response to a tweet – said to be from well-respected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo – that indicates he has changed his mind about what…

    Mac Pro close-up

    New “Mac Studio” will reportedly slot in between Mac mini and Mac Pro

    Well, we did previously report the prediction of the well-placed Mark Gurman that 2022 will be a big year for Mac releases – so a new report indicating that Apple…

    Oculus Quest 2 on white desk

    Apple’s first AR/VR headset could be in production as early as August

    The hype for Apple’s supposedly upcoming virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) headset has just turned up a notch, as a report from DigiTimes has suggested that Apple has…

    MacBook Pro close-up

    Gurman predicts new Macs next month, and even more in May or June

    Apple is expected to launch at least one new Mac at its yet-to-be-announced spring event, which is rumored to be scheduled for March 8. Not only that, but according to…

    Headset image

    Apple’s AR and VR headset is rumored to come with subscription service

    A report from market intelligence provider TrendForce has suggested that the long-rumored Apple augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) headset could come with a monthly subscription service. TrendForce research…

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    A large glowing text reads "BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH" with a pixelated skull icon; a person in glasses and a jacket appears blurred against a blue-tinted background, reminiscent of The Underdogs Apple short film's quirky tech moments.

    Apple’s “The Underdogs” Return — This Time to Take Aim at Windows’ Blue Screen of Death

    A man with short white hair and glasses, wearing a light blue collared shirt and a dark jacket, smiles while standing in front of a plain, light blue-gray background, embodying the calm confidence of Tim Cook Apple leadership.

    Tim Cook’s Extended Tenure Sparks Talk of Apple’s Next Chapter

    A white, cartoon-style cloud with two starry eyes is centered on a dark blue night sky background with scattered stars, celebrating the Sora iOS launch.

    Sora’s First Week on iOS Nearly Matches ChatGPT’s Launch

    A computer screen displays the ChatGPT interface, highlighting the "Capabilities" section with text on features like remembering conversation and allowing follow-ups. OpenAI parental safety controls ChatGPT ensure secure and responsible use; examples and limitations are partially visible.

    OpenAI Expands Its Cheapest ChatGPT Plan to 16 More Countries Across Asia

    Two hands holding two different colored iPhones, one blue-green and one blue, both showing the Apple logo and dual rear cameras—devices like these are often targeted by stolen iPhone smuggling rings—against a blurred light background.

    One Stolen iPhone Just Exposed a Massive Global Smuggling Ring

    Three iPhones are shown from different angles: two dark-colored models with triple rear cameras on the left and center, and a light purple model with dual cameras on the right, highlighting the iPhone Air lineup position against a white background.

    The iPhone Air’s Place in the Lineup: Luxury, Entry-Level, or Just Confusing?

    Black and white logo featuring a pixelated arrow pointing upwards to the right, with the word "MINECRAFT" in bold capital letters beneath it. The design is simple with a retro, blocky aesthetic.

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