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    iPhone 18 Pro Sells 1.3 Million Units in First Week in Chinaโ—iPhone 18 Pro Sells 1.3 Million Units in China in First Week, Outpacing Previous Generation Despite Price Hikesโœ‰newsTechnologyMobile1 h ago

    Apple's iPhone 18 Pro reportedly sold 1.3 million units in China during its first week on sale, outpacing the previous generation despite higher prices. The strong debut suggests Chinese demand for premium iPhones remains robust, defying expectations that price increases would dampen sales in one of Apple's most important markets.

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    Apple will address a Face ID bug affecting the iPhone 18 Pro, according to reporting by Mashable. Details on the nature of the fault, how many devices are affected, or when the fix will roll out were not provided in the available coverage. Users experiencing Face ID problems on the device are expected to receive the correction through a software update.

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    iPhone 18 Pro Sales Hit 1.3 Million Units in First Weekโ–ผiPhone 18 Pro Series Defies Expected Slump: Explosive Sales Hit 1.3 Million Units in Launch Weekโœ‰newsTechnologyMobile1 h ago

    Apple's iPhone 18 Pro series sold an estimated 1.3 million units in its first week on sale, defying predictions of a slowdown for the new lineup. The strong opening is being read as a sign of continued demand for the Pro models despite earlier expectations of weak first-week sales.

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    iPhone 18 Pro Variable Aperture Reportedly Passes Testingโ—iPhone 18 Pro Variable Aperture Passes Test, With A Catchโœ‰newsTechnologyMobile3 h ago

    Reports say a variable aperture camera system planned for the iPhone 18 Pro has passed testing, a feature that would let the lens adjust its aperture for better low-light shots and depth of field control. Coverage notes there is a catch, though details of that drawback remain unspecified in the reports circulating.

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    Some iPhone 18 Pro Max owners on AT&T are reporting problems with cellular connectivity and eSIM activation, according to a report from The Apple Post. Affected users describe unreliable service or trouble getting their eSIM working on the new device. No fix or official response from Apple or AT&T has been confirmed yet.

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