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The iPhone 18 Pro adds variable aperture, manual shutter speed, white balance, and a photo authentication system. Here’s what each feature actually does.
iOS 27 overhauls Apple Mail search, adds Siri inbox commands, expands third-party suggestions, and upgrades Smart Reply with personalized writing style.
Apple cut iPhone 18 Pro component orders by 15% after a $100 price hike dampened demand, according to Nikkei Asia. Here’s what’s behind the shortfall.
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 has repositioned iOS 27.0.1 as the featured update for iPhone users still on iOS 26, pushing the major upgrade to the top of the Software Update screen.
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.
iOS 27.2 beta code reveals individual toggles for Suggested Actions in Messages, letting users turn off specific shortcuts like Calendar or Maps prompts.
Apple seeded the third iOS 27.2 developer beta on October 5, adding a redesigned Health app and new Siri languages ahead of a late October public release.
Siri AI on iPhone and iPad won’t reach EU users for at least five more months, with Bloomberg reporting Apple is using the delay as regulatory leverage.
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