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- 1Apple's persistent iOS ads draw user backlashβApple has added persistent 'ads' to iOS, and it's driving users crazy
Apple has added persistent promotional 'ads' to iOS, with recommendations for its own services appearing across system areas of the iPhone. Users are voicing frustration, saying the promotions are intrusive and difficult to dismiss, and that the software increasingly feels cluttered with upselling. The move has sparked widespread criticism of Apple prioritizing marketing over a clean user experience.
- 2Apple Hit With $5.7 Billion Patent Verdict Over HapticsβApple Hit With $5.7 Billion Patent Verdict Over iPhone, Apple Watch Haptics - Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL)
Apple has been ordered to pay $5.7 billion after a US jury found the company infringed patents covering haptic feedback technology used in the iPhone and Apple Watch. The verdict, one of the largest patent damages awards against the tech giant, is expected to draw an appeal, and it renews scrutiny of how Apple licenses core component technologies in its flagship devices.
- 3iPhone A20 Pro chip benchmarks show major speed gainsβThe new iPhone A20 Pro chip benchmark results: Yeah, it's very, very fast
Early benchmark results for Apple's next iPhone chip, the A20 Pro, indicate a substantial jump in performance, with reports describing it as very fast compared to previous generations. Tech observers are sharing the numbers and speculating about what the gains mean for upcoming iPhone models and everyday use.
- 4Apple's Next iPhone Duo: Pre-Order and Release Dates Laid OutβApple iPhone Duo Launch Timeline: Latest Key Pre-Order, Review And Release Dates
Apple's launch timeline for its upcoming pair of iPhones has been laid out, covering when pre-orders open, when early reviews are expected to publish, and the official release date. The rundown gives shoppers a clear schedule for securing the new devices and tech writers a deadline for first impressions. Attention is on how the two models will be priced and what upgrades they bring.
- 5iPhone 17 Discounts Vanish as Apple Price Rises SpreadβiPhone 17 Discounts Are Disappearing As Apple Price Rises Spread
Discounts on the iPhone 17 are drying up as Apple's price increases spread across markets, Forbes reports. Retailers and carriers that had been offering promotions are pulling them back, meaning buyers are increasingly paying closer to full price. The report suggests the trend reflects broader price rises on Apple's lineup rather than isolated deals ending, drawing attention from consumers weighing whether to buy now or wait.
- 6Apple tipped to launch HomePod mini 2 and iPad mini 8 in OctoberβApple's October launches could include a HomePod mini 2 and iPad mini 8 β even after the arrival of the iPhone Duo
Apple may have more hardware announcements in store this October, following the recent iPhone release. Reports suggest the company could unveil a second-generation HomePod mini and a new iPad mini, reportedly the eighth model, alongside its smartphone lineup. The news has drawn attention as Apple continues expanding its product refreshes beyond the usual September iPhone event.
- 7Ookla publishes foldable Android benchmarks ahead of rumored dual-screen iPhoneβOokla shares Android foldable benchmarks as iPhone Duo looms
Ookla, the company behind Speedtest, has released benchmark data on Android foldable phones. The timing is drawing attention because of mounting speculation that Apple is preparing its own foldable iPhone, often referred to as an iPhone Duo. Observers are comparing the performance of current Samsung and other Android foldables against what Apple's rumored entry could bring to the market.
- 8iPhone Duo Versus Microsoft Surface Duo: A Name ClashβiPhone Duo Vs Microsoft Surface Duo: One Name, Two Very Different Devices
Apple's iPhone Duo and Microsoft's Surface Duo share a name while representing very different approaches to mobile hardware. Microsoft's Surface Duo is a dual-screen foldable device running Android, while the iPhone Duo name refers to Apple's smartphone line. The naming overlap is drawing attention as both companies market competing premium devices.
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Apple says it will fix a Face ID bug affecting the iPhone 18 Pro. The reported issue concerns the facial recognition system on the device, and the company is expected to address it through an upcoming software update. No timeline or technical details have been given, and it remains unclear how many users are affected.
- 10iPhone 18 Pro Variable Aperture Camera Passes TestingβiPhone 18 Pro Variable Aperture Passes Test, With A Catch
Reports say a variable aperture camera system intended for the iPhone 18 Pro has passed testing, but with a significant catch attached to the claim. Variable aperture would let the phone adjust its lens opening for better low-light shots and depth control, a feature more common on dedicated cameras. Details of the catch were not specified, leaving open questions about timing, cost, or whether the feature will ship as described.
- 11Two iPhone Models Confirmed To Support Apple PencilβSoooo, It's An iPad Now! iPhone Duo Is Confirmed For Apple Pencil Support
Apple has confirmed Apple Pencil support for a pair of iPhone models, a first for the iPhone line that has long been reserved for iPads. Tech commentators are calling it a significant shift in how the devices can be used, blurring the line between iPhone and iPad for drawing, note-taking and stylus-based tasks.
- 12Leaked colors and storage options for iPhone XS and XRβHere are the leaked colors and storage sizes of new iPhones XS and XR
Details of Apple's upcoming iPhone XS and iPhone XR have leaked ahead of launch, revealing the color options and storage capacities expected for the new models. The leak suggests Apple will offer a range of finishes and tiered storage sizes across both devices. Tech outlets are picking up the details as anticipation builds for Apple's next iPhone lineup.
- 13How the iPhone 14 Pro Changed Apple's Approach to MultitaskingβHow The iPhone 14 Pro Changed Appleβs Approach To Multitasking
Apple's iPhone 14 Pro has prompted a shift in how the company approaches multitasking, according to a Forbes analysis. The piece examines how the Pro model's capabilities and features have influenced Apple's software design choices, reshaping the way users run and switch between tasks on the device.
- 14iPhone Fold Crease Visibility May Remain Unknown for MonthsβWhy We Won't Know How Visible The iPhone Duo's Crease Is For A Long Time
Reports suggest the visibility of the crease on Apple's rumored foldable iPhone duo will not be assessable for a long time, as details about the device's display technology remain unconfirmed and hands-on testing is unlikely before launch. Apple has not officially announced the foldable iPhone, leaving display quality questions open.
- 15Apple's 2010 Antennagate iPhone 4 Q&A resurfacesβΌApple iPhone 4 βAntennagateβ Q&A (2010) [video]
Apple's July 2010 press conference addressing the iPhone 4's antenna reception problems is drawing renewed attention. At the event, Steve Jobs disputed reports of widespread signal issues, attributed dropped calls to a formulaic signal-display flaw, and offered free bumper cases to buyers. The Q&A, in which Jobs famously told troubled users to 'avoid holding it that way,' is being revisited as a case study in crisis communications.
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