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    Mobile & Wearableby Ivan Castilho

    iPhone Camera Can Stream Live to Apple TV

    tvOS 18: A video call is displayed on a large TV screen via Apple TV. A woman and a child are smiling and looking at the camera, with a blue wall in the background. Inset at the bottom right, another person appears on FaceTime. The devices for the call are on a white table below the TV.
    iPhone Camera Can Stream Live to Apple TV
    Mobile & Wearableby Hannah

    iPhone Anti-Theft Upgrade Could Use Apple Watch

    A lavender iPhone in Apple Low Power Mode displays a purple abstract flower pattern beside an Apple Watch with a blue strap and blue-themed face, both set against a crisp white background.
    iPhone Anti-Theft Upgrade Could Use Apple Watch
    Apple hearing study highlights noise risks during Super Bowl and other loud events

    AirPods Ear Tip Test: How Proper Fit Transforms Sound and Noise Cancellation

    March 22, 2026 / 5:11 PMMarch 20, 2026

    Running the AirPods ear tip test is more than a setup step. It directly affects sound quality, bass response, and Active Noise Cancellation performance. Choosing the correct size ensures that AirPods Pro perform as engineered.

    A brown leather Hermès MagSafe Charger holds a smartwatch with a red band and an orange wireless earbud case with a keyring, both resting on a wooden surface.

    Hermès MagSafe Charger: A $5K MagSafe Duo Redefines Luxury Accessories

    March 21, 2026 / 5:38 PMMarch 20, 2026

    Hermès expands its premium accessory lineup with the Hermès MagSafe Charger collection, introducing leather-wrapped charging solutions for iPhone and Apple Watch at four-figure prices.

    A close-up of the top half of a black iPhone 15 Pro Max displaying the time 9:41 and date Tuesday, September 12 on its lock screen, with the Apple logo in the bottom right corner.

    iPhone 15 Pro Max: Why Many Owners Are Still Holding On

    March 20, 2026 / 8:12 AMMarch 20, 2026

    Many iPhone 15 Pro Max and iPhone 15 Pro users expected to upgrade last year. Now a growing number are reconsidering and looking further ahead to iPhone 18.

    Two smartwatches overlap on a red heart background; one displays a sleep score of 84, while the other shows a heart icon with a "Possible Hypertension" alert—highlighting Apple Watch recovery features. The Apple logo appears in the lower right corner.

    Apple Watch Recovery: How HRV and Sleep Shape Your Readiness

    March 19, 2026 / 2:50 PMMarch 19, 2026

    Apple Watch recovery metrics are built around signals your body produces every day — especially heart rate variability and sleep patterns — translating them into insight about readiness and strain.

    Abstract digital artwork with translucent switches, buttons, and sliders in green, blue, and rainbow colors on a light background. A black plus sign is at the center, with a faint Apple logo at the bottom right.

    iOS 27: Liquid Glass Isn’t Going Anywhere — And That’s the Point

    March 18, 2026 / 8:13 AM

    iOS 27 will keep Liquid Glass at the center of Apple’s interface direction, with refinements rather than a dramatic redesign.

    An orange iPhone is shown face down with three camera lenses and the Apple logo visible. Blue concentric circles below the phone suggest wireless charging, while iPhone ringtone custom options elevate your personalization. The Apple logo appears in the bottom right corner.

    iPhone Ringtone Custom: Creating a Sound That Feels Like Yours

    March 17, 2026 / 8:16 AM

    iPhone Ringtone Custom options let you move beyond the familiar default tones and give your device a sound that actually feels personal.

    A white Apple Watch displays options like ECG, Apple Watch Find Devices, Find Items, Find People, and Heart Rate against a blurred gradient background. The Apple logo appears in the bottom right corner.

    Apple Watch Find Devices: How to Locate Lost Apple Products Directly From Your Wrist

    March 16, 2026 / 5:07 PM

    Apple Watch Find Devices allows you to locate nearby or remotely misplaced Apple products without needing to open your iPhone.

    A smartphone displays an iPhone Photos gallery grid with images of mountains, trees, flowers, butterflies, and a dog. The date at the top is October 28, 2022. Apple branding appears in the bottom right corner.

    iPhone Photo Backup: How to Keep Your Photos Safe With iCloud, Mac, or External Storage

    March 16, 2026 / 9:56 AM

    Learn how iPhone photo backup works and the safest ways to protect your photos using iCloud, a Mac, or external storage.

    A diamond-shaped arrangement of colorful app icons mimics the Apple Watch App Layout, set against a black background with a small Apple logo and text in the lower right corner.

    Apple Watch App Layout: How to Organize Grid or List View for Faster Navigation

    March 15, 2026 / 6:21 AMMarch 13, 2026

    Apple Watch App Layout determines how quickly you access the apps you use most, whether arranged in the classic grid or the streamlined list view.

    A gold smartwatch with a mesh band displays an Apple Watch Music Sync feature, showing the song "All Of Me" by Nao, album art, play controls, and sound wave graphics on a white background.

    Apple Watch Music Sync: How to Download Playlists and Listen Offline

    March 14, 2026 / 12:31 PMMarch 13, 2026

    Apple Watch Music Sync allows you to store playlists directly on your watch so you can listen without carrying your iPhone.

    A smartphone screen displays the "Privacy & Security" settings, highlighting iPhone App Permissions for Location Services and Tracking, with the Apple logo in the bottom right corner.

    iPhone App Permissions: How to Review and Control Camera, Microphone, and Location Access

    March 14, 2026 / 10:28 AMMarch 13, 2026

    iPhone App Permissions allow you to decide which apps can access your camera, microphone, and location, giving you direct control over how your data is used.

    A smartphone displays a text conversation—highlighting Messages vs WhatsApp—with a photo of purple flowers, two green voice messages, and a comment saying, “Wow. It’s just so vibrant! You really captured it.” The Apple logo is in the corner.

    iPhone Message Search: How to Find Old Conversations in Seconds

    March 14, 2026 / 6:23 AMMarch 13, 2026

    iPhone Message Search allows you to locate old texts, links, photos, and specific phrases inside Messages without scrolling endlessly through past conversations.

    An Apple Watch screen displays Apple Watch Notifications from "Grandma." A child asks, "You’re picking me up after school, right?" with emojis. Grandma replies, "Yes, I’ll be there soon," using a car emoji. The watch band is yellow-green.

    Apple Watch Notifications: How to Control What Appears on Your Wrist

    March 13, 2026 / 8:43 AMMarch 12, 2026

    Apple Watch notifications can be tailored to match your daily rhythm, helping you stay informed without constant interruptions.

    A smartphone screen displays the iPhone App Updates page in the App Store, featuring update options for Instagram, Pinterest, and X, along with each app's icon, update button, and a brief summary of recent changes.

    iPhone App Updates: How to Manage Automatic and Manual Updates from the App Store

    March 12, 2026 / 5:11 PM

    iPhone app updates keep your apps secure and running smoothly. Learn how to control automatic downloads and update apps manually from the App Store.

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    iOS Security Update for Older iPhones: Apple Releases iOS 16.7.15 and iOS 15.8.7

    March 12, 2026 / 8:24 AMMarch 12, 2026

    iOS security update for older iPhones arrives with iOS 16.7.15 and iOS 15.8.7, addressing the recently disclosed Coruna exploit and reinforcing device protection.

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    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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    Close-up of a metallic surface featuring a reflective Apple logo in the center, evoking Mac Studio's focus on desktop productivity and streamlining, with minimal text along the right edge.

    Apple Tariff Refunds Raise New Manufacturing Questions

    A silver laptop showcasing MacBook Neo performance features a colorful abstract design in purple, blue, and green on the screen, set against a white background with a small gray Apple logo in the bottom right corner.

    MacBook Neo Tests Chromebook’s Classroom Hold

    Two people work on the open and exposed interior of a large medical imaging machine, likely a CT scanner, in a bright, industrial setting.

    Apple Manufacturing Academy Powers U.S. AI Factory Push

    Five iPhones in different colors (purple, blue, black, white, and green) are shown side by side, displaying their backs with camera lenses and fronts with screen designs—highlighting the sleek look and upgraded iPhone 17 RAM.

    iPhone 17 Becomes the World’s Best-Selling Phone

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    Apple Supreme Court Fight Puts App Store Fees Back in Play

    A smartphone screen displays the blue Intel logo, hinting at an Apple Intel chip partnership, with a large, white, blurred Apple logo in the background.

    Apple Chip Talks Put Intel and Samsung Back in the Frame

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