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Snap a photo of a flyer and iOS 27 fills in your calendar automatically. Here’s what the new natural language features actually do.
Apple’s HomeView smart home hub will be revealed October 13 but won’t ship until mid-November. Here’s what Gurman revealed about specs, colors, and the full lineup.
iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27 bring Siri AI features that compare PDFs, search emails, bulk-add calendar events, and analyze what’s on your screen.
iOS 26 added CarPlay widgets and iOS 27 expanded them. Here’s how to add, arrange, and get the most out of them on your car’s display.
SpaceX cleared two major FCC hurdles for Starlink Mobile, buying low-band spectrum and winning a waiver to operate without leasing from existing carriers.
Apple Store employees can personalize the iPhone Duo’s startup screen with the buyer’s name in English or Spanish. Here’s how it works and who qualifies.
iOS 27 overhauls Apple Mail search, adds Siri inbox commands, expands third-party suggestions, and upgrades Smart Reply with personalized writing style.
Apple has licensed technology from Huxe, an AI audio startup that turned emails and calendars into personalized spoken briefings, per an EU regulatory filing.
Apple’s Call Screening feature in iOS 26 blocks spam and scam calls before your iPhone rings. Here’s how it works and where to find the setting.
Apple has quietly increased the iCloud+ custom email domain limit from 3 to 10, alongside a separate expansion of iCloud Mail aliases to nine.
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