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- 1Apple's persistent iOS ads draw user backlash●Apple 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 Haptics▼Apple Hit With $5.7 Billion Patent Verdict Over iPhone, Apple Watch Haptics - Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL)
A US jury has ordered Apple to pay roughly $5.7 billion in a patent dispute over the haptic feedback technology used in the iPhone and Apple Watch. The verdict, one of the largest patent awards against the company, covers the vibration motors that give devices their touch feedback. It is expected to draw an appeal from Apple, which routinely contests major patent rulings.
- 3iPhone A20 Pro chip benchmarks show standout speed gains●The new iPhone A20 Pro chip benchmark results: Yeah, it's very, very fast
Early benchmark results for Apple's new A20 Pro chip have been published, and they point to a very fast processor. Reports describe the chip as delivering a clear performance jump over previous generations, with reviewers concluding simply that it is, in their words, 'very, very fast'. Apple fans and tech watchers are debating what the numbers mean for real-world iPhone performance and comparisons with rivals.
- 4Apple's Next iPhone Duo: Pre-Order and Release Dates Revealed●Apple iPhone Duo Launch Timeline: Latest Key Pre-Order, Review And Release Dates
Apple's launch timeline for its next iPhone duo is drawing attention, with Forbes laying out the key dates shoppers need to know, including when pre-orders open, when the first reviews land, and when the phones go on sale. Yahoo Tech is carrying the same report, and buyers are using it to plan their upgrade timing ahead of the annual fall release cycle.
- 5iPhone 17 Discounts Vanish as Apple Price Rises Spread▼iPhone 17 Discounts Are Disappearing As Apple Price Rises Spread
Reports say discounts on Apple's iPhone 17 are disappearing as price increases spread across markets. The story, picked up by outlets including Forbes, suggests retailers are scaling back promotions while Apple's pricing moves extend beyond the initial launch offers, leaving buyers facing higher effective prices on the latest iPhones.
- 6Apple may drop Qualcomm modems from all 2027 iPhones▼Every 2027 iPhone could ditch Qualcomm, but Apple can't escape it
Reports suggest Apple's 2027 iPhone lineup could move entirely away from Qualcomm modems, as the company pushes its own in-house modem technology into every model. However, Apple may still depend on Qualcomm for other components or patent licensing, meaning a full break from the chipmaker remains unlikely even if its modems disappear from the phones.
- 7Mercenary spyware alerts target Apple users worldwide●Mercenary Spyware Is Attacking Apple Users In Hundreds Of Countries — Here’s How To Know If You’re A Target huffpost.com
Apple is sending alerts to iPhone users in hundreds of countries warning them they may be targets of mercenary spyware attacks. Reporting explains that these alarming texts from Apple are genuine security notifications, not spam, and should not be ignored or deleted. Recipients are advised to take the warnings seriously and follow Apple's guidance to protect their devices from commercial spyware tools typically used against journalists, activists and dissidents.
- 8New clue emerges in Apratim murder case, report says●‘শুধু আইফোন নয়’ অপ্রতিম হ'ত্যায় মিলল নতুন তথ্য | Apratim Murder | New Clue | Jugantor
Bangladeshi daily Jugantor reports a new lead in the murder of Apratim, saying the investigation has uncovered details beyond what was previously known, including more than just an iPhone being linked to the case. The report is drawing wide attention in Bangladesh, where the killing has already been a topic of intense public discussion as people await official confirmation of the new information.
- 9Apple may launch HomePod mini 2 and iPad mini 8 in October▼Apple's October launches could include a HomePod mini 2 and iPad mini 8 — even after the arrival of the iPhone Duo
Apple's October event line-up could extend beyond the newly arrived iPhone 17 pair, with reports pointing to a second-generation HomePod mini and an iPad mini 8 also being announced this month. The updated smart speaker and compact tablet would refresh two of Apple's smaller product lines, and tech watchers are now speculating about what else the company might unveil alongside them.
- 10Hidden code suggests iPhone may gain Android-style security feature●Hidden code reveals Apple might copy an Android security feature for iPhone
Code spotted in Apple software suggests the company could bring an Android-style security feature to the iPhone. Details are scarce beyond the discovery itself, and Apple has not commented on any plans. If real, the move would see Apple borrowing a protection already standard on rival Android devices, tightening iPhone security for users.
- 11Ookla publishes Android foldable benchmarks ahead of expected foldable iPhone●Ookla shares Android foldable benchmarks as iPhone Duo looms
Speedtest maker Ookla has released benchmark data on Android foldable phones, comparing network and device performance across the foldable market. The timing is notable as rumours intensify that Apple is preparing its own foldable iPhone, often dubbed the iPhone Duo, which would put it in direct competition with Samsung and other Android foldable makers.
- 12iPhone Duo versus Microsoft Surface Duo: name clash explained●iPhone Duo Vs Microsoft Surface Duo: One Name, Two Very Different Devices
Apple and Microsoft both have a device carrying the 'Duo' name, and coverage is weighing how different the two products actually are. Apple's iPhone lineup and Microsoft's Surface Duo dual-screen tablet share little beyond branding, and the comparison is drawing attention to how the same name is being used for two distinct categories of hardware.
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Apple is preparing a fix for a Face ID bug affecting the iPhone 18 Pro, according to a report by Mashable. The issue appears to interfere with the facial recognition system on the flagship device. Details about the scope of the problem or the timeline for the fix were not provided, but affected users are expected to receive it in an upcoming software update.
- 14iPhone 18 Pro Variable Aperture Camera Passes Testing●iPhone 18 Pro Variable Aperture Passes Test, With A Catch
Reports say Apple has successfully tested a variable aperture camera system for the iPhone 18 Pro, a feature long used by Android rivals to adjust light intake for better photos. Coverage notes there is a catch, though the specifics remain unstated, possibly relating to cost, complexity or timing. Apple has not confirmed the plans, and the handset is not expected until 2026.
- 15Two iPhone Models Confirmed To Support Apple Pencil▼Soooo, 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.
- 16How Apratim's mother's iPhone was recovered, accused's mother reveals●যেভাবে উদ্ধার হয়েছিলো অপ্রতিমের মায়ের আইফোন; জানালেন অভিযুক্তের মা | CU | News | Jamuna TV
Jamuna TV reports from Chittagong University on the case involving Apratim, focusing on comments from the mother of the accused, who explained how the victim's mother's iPhone was recovered. The report sheds new light on the circumstances of the recovery, and the story has drawn massive public attention in Bangladesh as viewers follow updates in the case and debate the revelations online.
- 17How the iPhone 14 Pro Changed Apple's Approach to Multitasking▼How The iPhone 14 Pro Changed Apple’s 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.
- 18iPhone Fold crease visibility to stay a mystery for now●Why We Won't Know How Visible The iPhone Duo's Crease Is For A Long Time
Apple is widely reported to be preparing its first foldable iPhone, and attention has turned to how visible the crease in its display will be. According to reporting on the device, a clear answer on the fold's prominence won't be available for a long time, since real-world impressions of the screen's crease will likely only emerge once the device is actually in reviewers' and buyers' hands.
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Apple's July 2010 press conference addressing the iPhone 4 reception controversy is drawing renewed attention. The company had responded to reports that holding the phone a certain way degraded its signal, with Steve Jobs famously telling users to avoid gripping it near the antenna and offering free bumper cases. The episode remains a reference point for how companies handle hardware flaws.
- 20Leaked colors and storage options for iPhone XS and XR●Here 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.
- 21Apple's TestFlight 4.4 Brings Landscape and Resizable iPhone Mirroring●TestFlight 4.4 Adds Landscape Support and Resizable iPhone Mirroring - AppleMagazine
Apple has released TestFlight 4.4, an update to the app developers use to distribute beta versions of their software. The new version adds landscape orientation support and resizable iPhone mirroring, giving testers and developers more flexible ways to view and interact with beta apps during testing sessions.
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