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iOS 27 adds a new Photos view that shows only camera-captured media, cutting out screenshots and shared images cluttering your library.
John Ternus recruits former VP Laura Legros before his September 1 start date. Her role reporting directly to him hints at his priorities as CEO.
Apple filed a second legal challenge in July over a UK order targeting encrypted iCloud backups. British users still can’t access Apple’s strongest privacy setting.
Former Apple staff continued receiving updates to internal documents on personal iPhones after leaving. Here’s how Apple’s iCloud setup made it possible.
iOS 27 reassigns the top-center swipe gesture to Siri AI, relocating Notification Center to the upper-left corner with no option to revert.
Apple is developing health features for its AI glasses, including heart-rate monitoring, but they won’t arrive until after the 2027 launch.
The iPhone Air 2 is coming in early 2027 with a second rear camera, longer battery life, and updated chips. Here’s what changes for current Air owners.
Apple’s new Ask to Browse feature in iOS 27 lets kids request Safari access and parents approve it instantly from Messages. Here’s how it works.
iOS 27 replaces Apple Mail’s long-criticized search with a system that finds emails by meaning, not just exact words. Here’s what changes for iPhone users.
The UK’s CMA wants iPhone apps to offer cheaper payment options. Apple filed a formal objection. Here’s what it means for what you pay.
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