• Smarter Siri with a dedicated app and chatbot-like
experience
• Deeper Apple Intelligence + possible Gemini
integration
• Touch-optimized UI hints at future touchscreen Macs
• Major performance and reliability improvements
• Apple Silicon only (Intel Macs may be left behind)
• Smarter Siri with a dedicated app and chatbot-like
experience
• Deeper Apple Intelligence + possible Gemini
integration
• Touch-optimized UI hints at future touchscreen Macs
• Major performance and reliability improvements
• Apple Silicon only (Intel Macs may be left behind)
The upcoming iPhone 17 Air may be the first Apple phone to use TDK's new silicon-anode batteries, offering 15% more energy density than traditional batteries and enabling a thinner design despite mixed battery life predictions.
The upcoming iPhone 17 Air may be the first Apple phone to use TDK's new silicon-anode batteries, offering 15% more energy density than traditional batteries and enabling a thinner design despite mixed battery life predictions.
Rumors suggest that the iPhone 18 Pro models, slated for release in September 2026, will feature an under-screen Face ID system, eliminating the current notch or pill-shaped cutout.
Rumors suggest that the iPhone 18 Pro models, slated for release in September 2026, will feature an under-screen Face ID system, eliminating the current notch or pill-shaped cutout.
Multiple reports suggest all iPhone 17 models will feature ProMotion displays with higher refresh rates, a technology currently exclusive to Pro models.
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Multiple reports suggest all iPhone 17 models will feature ProMotion displays with higher refresh rates, a technology currently exclusive to Pro models.
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Apple is reportedly planning to release an updated entry-level iPad, the iPad 11, in early 2025, coinciding with the release of iPadOS 18.3.
Apple is reportedly planning to release an updated entry-level iPad, the iPad 11, in early 2025, coinciding with the release of iPadOS 18.3.
iOS 18.2 introduces a new 'Default Apps' settings menu, allowing users to set preferred apps for various functions like email, messaging, calling, and web browsing.
iOS 18.2 introduces a new 'Default Apps' settings menu, allowing users to set preferred apps for various functions like email, messaging, calling, and web browsing.