Apple’s “budget” iPhone might be about to get very un-budget, and I’m here for it
A new report says Apple could launch an iPhone 17e soon with an A19 chip, MagSafe, and Apple’s own cellular tech, plus iPad and Mac updates may be right behind…
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A new report says Apple could launch an iPhone 17e soon with an A19 chip, MagSafe, and Apple’s own cellular tech, plus iPad and Mac updates may be right behind…
Apple has reportedly acquired Israeli startup Q.ai for close to $2 billion, and the tech is all about understanding “silent speech” via facial micro-movements. This could be a big step…
Apple quietly shipped iOS 12.5.8 for the iPhone 5s and iPhone 6, extending a critical certificate so services like iMessage, FaceTime, and device activation keep working past January 2027. It…
Apple has posted a record Q1 2026, with iPhone and Services hitting fresh all-time highs. Let us break down what these numbers are actually telling us, and why Indian users…
Apple’s fiscal Q1 2026 results read less like a spreadsheet and more like a cultural weather report. Record revenue, record iPhone and Services performance, and an installed base cresting 2.5…
ok so Apple is dropping their Q1 2026 earnings like literally today (Jan 29) and people are expecting big numbers, mostly because iPhone 17 sales sound kinda insane.
Apple has introduced a second-generation AirTag with extended Precision Finding range, a louder speaker, and updated wireless components. The release underscores Apple’s intent to keep Find My competitive through iterative…
Apple’s early-2026 Fitness+ refresh looks, on paper, like the usual seasonal programming update. In practice, it is a carefully timed statement about Apple Watch retention, Services expansion, and the company’s…
A fresh report says Apple is developing a small, AirTag-sized AI wearable pin with cameras and microphones. It is early days, but the idea itself is very interesting, no?
Apple’s latest Newsroom update reads like a ledger of modern habits, a reminder that the company’s most consequential products are increasingly invisible, stitched into the daily rituals of listening, paying,…