iPhone 17 Colors: Final Look at Every Shade Expected Ahead of Apple’s ‘Awe dropping’ Event
Full roundup of iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, and iPhone 17 Pro colors ahead of Apple’s September 9 “Awe dropping” event.
How to Watch Apple’s iPhone 17 ‘Awe dropping’ Event Live on September 9
Apple’s iPhone 17 “Awe dropping” event is set for September 9 at 10 a.m. PT. Here’s how to watch the keynote live on YouTube, Apple TV app, or Apple.com, plus what to expect.
Apple’s New iPhone 17 Crossbody Strap Accessory Leaks Ahead of Launch
Apple’s iPhone 17 may launch with a new Crossbody Strap accessory featuring a magnetic attachment system. Here’s what the latest leak reveals.
Xcode 26 Beta Adds GPT-5 and Claude Integration for Developers
Apple’s Xcode 26 beta now includes GPT-5 as the default model plus Claude integration, giving developers more powerful AI tools for coding and debugging.
Apple Warns UK Could Face Feature Delays Under New Competition Rules
Apple warns that UK users could face delayed features like Apple Intelligence if new competition rules move forward. Regulators say the changes will boost innovation without hurting security.
WhatsApp’s New AI Assistant Wants to Write Your Emotions For You
WhatsApp launches an AI writing assistant to suggest funny, supportive, or professional replies, raising questions about authenticity in chats.
Apple Stops Signing iOS 18.6.1 and iPadOS 18.6.1, Downgrades Blocked
Apple has stopped signing iOS 18.6.1 and iPadOS 18.6.1, ending downgrade options. Users must now stick to iOS 18.6.2 for the latest security fixes.
Apple Alone Is Lifting the Smartphone Market in 2025
IDC says 2025 smartphone shipments would be flat without Apple. iPhone demand is driving nearly all the industry’s growth this year.
Apple Blocks iTorrent App From EU Alternative App Marketplace
Apple has blocked the iTorrent app from AltStore PAL in the EU, raising questions about transparency and control under the Digital Markets Act.
Android’s Big Shift: Google Tightens Sideloading Rules, Fans Call It a Step Back
Google is making sideloading harder on Android, requiring developer verification by 2027. Fans call it a step back for Android’s openness.