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    technology for aging adults

    An older adult with gray hair, wearing a light blue striped sweater, sits at a table using a smartphone with Apple accessibility features. A cup sits nearby. She appears focused and content in a well-lit, cozy indoor setting.

    Older Adults and Apple Devices: Simple Technology Opening New Daily Connections

    February 14, 2026 / 2:37 PMFebruary 13, 2026

    Not long ago, smartphones and tablets seemed intimidating for many older adults. Tiny buttons, confusing menus, and constant software changes often created distance between technology and the generation that grew up without it.

    Cover of Apple Magazine’s special edition for June 12, 2026, featuring the headline “WWDC26” with a vibrant, glowing sphere and colorful light trails, highlighting new iOS 27 and AI-powered workflows.
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    A person wearing a blue jacket is holding a black smartphone with both hands outdoors, possibly checking satellite coverage amid greenery and sky—ideal for staying connected in iPhone dead zones.

    iPhone Dead Zones May Finally Start Shrinking

    A flat-screen TV displays "Prehistoric Planet 2" featuring a woolly mammoth. Below the TV are an Apple TV device and remote, with the tvOS home screen and control center showing the Apple TV sleep timer option on the display.

    Apple TV Tracking Settings Keep Streaming More Private

    Close-up of an iPhone screen showing a notification for “Clean Energy Charging,” scheduled to finish by 10:13 AM. Flashlight and camera icons are visible on the lock screen, set against a blue and green background, highlighting iPhone clean energy features.

    iPhone Clean Energy Charging Works Best With Routine

    A glowing, multicolored orb with overlapping blue, green, and red light shapes floats on a dark blue gradient background, evoking a digital or futuristic interface—perfect for showcasing iOS 27 at WWDC26.

    Siri 2.0 Puts Apple Under a Faster AI Clock

    A glowing, metallic chip labeled "A19" with the Apple logo in purple, displayed on a dark, illuminated background, suggesting a next-generation Apple processor.

    A19 and C1X Turn iPhone 17e Into Apple’s Midrange Test

    A white wireless earbud charging case, reminiscent of the AirPods Pro 3 features, is set against a pristine backdrop. It boasts a small indicator light, a charging port at the bottom, and an attached USB-C cable for seamless power-ups.

    AirPods Battery Alerts Make Charging Easier to Trust

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