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    Mobile & Wearableby Hannah

    iPhone 18 May Use Starlink and Globalstar Satellites to Expand Worldwide Connectivity

    Image of Earth from space with the Americas prominently displayed. An overlay shows a network of connected lines around the planet, highlighting IoT connectivity. The logo for Starlink, featuring a stylized "X" and the word "Starlink," is centered on the image. The backdrop is a starry sky.
    iPhone 18 May Use Starlink and Globalstar Satellites to Expand Worldwide Connectivity
    Mobile & Wearableby Mickey

    Vision Pro Production Expands to Vietnam as Apple Diversifies Manufacturing

    Side view of a sleek, modern virtual reality headset featuring the advanced Vision Pro M5 chip, with a white and gray fabric strap, rounded edges, and a smooth, reflective front surface. The design is accented with orange details on the strap.
    Vision Pro Production Expands to Vietnam as Apple Diversifies Manufacturing
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    homeOS references found new Apple job advert

    by NewsroomMobile & WearableJune 3, 2021

    Apple has referenced homeOS in a new job advertisement. The company could be set to announce a new operating system that would join tvOS, macOS, watchOS, iPadOS and iOS at…

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    What you need to know about Apple ProRAW

    by NewsroomMobile & WearableMay 26, 2021

    Keen to make the iPhone 12 Pro’s camera the star of the show, Apple introduced a new photo format for the first time, called Apple ProRAW. Available exclusively on iPhone…

    iOS

    Can you run iOS on an Android device?

    by NewsroomMobile & WearableMay 25, 2021May 24, 2021

    iOS is considered by most the ‘holy grail’ of smartphone operating systems, offering world-beating core functionality and access to the App Store, a pioneering smartphone application store that opens up…

    iPhone

    Reasons why it’s time to discontinue the iPod touch

    by NewsroomMobile & WearableMay 24, 2021May 24, 2021

    Apple’s iPod touch was one of the company’s biggest success stories in the late 2000s and early 2010s, offering consumers an affordable, cutting-edge way to listen to their favorite music,…

    Memoji

    Apple announces new features for disabled users

    by NewsroomMobile & WearableMay 21, 2021

    Apple has taken the unusual step of announcing a number of new software features coming to iOS, iPadOS, and macOS rather than waiting to announce them at this year’s WWDC…

    iPhone M1

    iPhone M1 concept explores what iPhone could look like with alternative bezel placement

    by NewsroomMobile & WearableMay 13, 2021May 22, 2021

    A new mockup has explored how the iPhone could look if the current bezels were moved. Designer Antonio De Rosa has put together a stunning – albeit unusual – mock…

    iPad

    M1 iPad Pro benchmarks suggest device is 50% faster than previous generation

    by NewsroomMobile & WearableMay 12, 2021May 12, 2021

    Benchmarks for the iPad Pro with M1 chip suggest that the new model is 50% faster than the previous generation, a significant leap forward for Apple’s professional tablet device. Geekbench…

    Apple Watch

    Blood pressure, glucose, and alcohol level monitoring coming to next Apple Watch

    by NewsroomMobile & WearableMay 4, 2021

    It has been revealed that the Cupertino company is now the largest customer of British electronics startup Rockley Photonics, which offers non-invasive optical sensors that monitor blood pressure, blood glucose,…

    Air tag

    What does the inside of Apple’s new AirTag look like?

    by NewsroomMobile & WearableMay 3, 2021May 2, 2021

    As AirTags begin shipping to customers’ addresses following their release last week (April 30), we’ve now been given the first look inside the new product, with a detailed teardown looking…

    iPhone

    Apple sees profits climb following stellar iPhone 12 sales

    by NewsroomMobile & WearableApril 30, 2021

    Apple has seen profits more than doubled between January and March of this year thanks to ongoing demand for the iPhone 12 smartphone range, alongside growth in other products. In…

    imessage

    Apple considered bringing iMessage to Android in 2013

    by NewsroomMobile & WearableApril 28, 2021

    Apple reportedly considered porting iMessage over to Android back in 2013. According to filings in the Epic vs. Apple legal battle, the company wanted to bring iMessage to the rival…

    A laptop screen displays a messaging app with an ongoing conversation. The main chat window shows messages from Lauren Winslow, including an image of a person posing against sunlight. The sidebar lists contacts and additional conversations. With macOS Big Sur on the horizon, there are many reasons to get excited!

    macOS 12: 5 things we’d like to see announced at this year’s WWDC

    by NewsroomMobile & WearableApril 28, 2021

    Apple made a significant leap forward with macOS in 2020, introducing macOS 11 Big Sur and overhauling the user interface for the first time in almost twenty years. Although we’re…

    iPhone 16 Pro vs iPhone 12 Pro: Close-up of two Apple iPhone 12 Pro models in a dark, sleek setting. Both phones feature triple rear cameras and a reflective screen with blue and black abstract lights. The phones have a glossy finish, sharp edges, and are displayed at slight angles to highlight their design—a perfect match for small businesses using Verizon.

    Apple will release 48-megapixel iPhone camera in 2022

    by NewsroomMobile & WearableApril 26, 2021

    Apple will release its first 48-megapixel iPhone camera in 2022, according to reports. In his latest investor note, reliable Apple insider Ming-Chi Kuo has suggested that the company is working…

    AirTags

    Apple announces long-awaited AirTags tracking devices at its ‘Spring Loaded’ special event

    by NewsroomMobile & WearableInnovationApril 20, 2021April 20, 2021

    The company has been long-rumored to launch its own competitor to Tile, offering consumers a way to track their items such as their wallet, car keys, and other accessories on…

    Public Space Wi-Fi

    Tips & Tricks: Keep your iPhone safe from hackers

    by NewsroomMobile & WearableApril 18, 2021

    Cyber threats are everywhere these days, and navigating online unprotected, regardless of the device you’re using, means cybersuicide. Your data, passwords, and even your credit card details could get stolen,…

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    A Formula 1 Mercedes race car is featured on the cover of Apple Magazine, issue #730, dated October 24, 2025. Headlines mention AI-driven browsers and Amazon's automation impact on jobs.
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    A gold-colored MacBook Air M4 with a sleek design is shown open at a side angle. The screen displays an abstract, geometric pattern in shades of gold and black, perfectly highlighting the latest announcement. The Apple logo stands proud on the back of the screen.

    New MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Studio Display Reportedly Nearing Mass Production

    A young person with short brown hair and glasses wears headphones and looks intently at a smartphone, sitting outdoors near a metal railing—benefiting from OpenAI parental safety controls for added peace of mind.

    OpenAI Adds Parental Safety Controls for Teen ChatGPT Users

    A glowing digital brain with a microchip labeled "AI" is displayed next to a blurred statue of Lady Justice and a judge’s gavel, symbolizing how regulators of AI therapy apps shape the role of artificial intelligence in the legal system.

    Regulators Struggle to Keep Up with the Rapid Growth of AI Therapy Apps

    A person in a dark shirt uses a smartphone at a table. Digital icons, including a chatbot and chat bubbles, are superimposed above the phone, hinting at interaction with AI or Apple testing chatbot technology.

    Apple Is Testing a Powerful Chatbot

    An adult and a child holding umbrellas, one clear and one bright yellow, cross a city street in the rain. Rain streaks are visible as iOS 26 weather route alerts guide their way, with the crosswalk and wet pavement reflecting the urban surroundings.

    iOS 26 Now Predicts Bad Weather Along Your Route

    A hand holds a smartphone displaying the Apple Music app on a red screen, with a large blurred white Apple logo in the background, highlighting the swipe gesture used to switch tracks effortlessly.

    How to Transfer Spotify Playlists to Apple Music

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