That New $17.99 iPhone Deal Sounds Great at First, Until You See What Apple Quietly Changed Behind the Scenes
Apple’s new Upgrade program lets you lease an iPhone starting at $17.99/month through Klarna. Here’s what happens when the lease ends.
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Apple’s new Upgrade program lets you lease an iPhone starting at $17.99/month through Klarna. Here’s what happens when the lease ends.
Apple’s upcoming smart home hub uses facial recognition to personalize your screen automatically. Here’s what it does and when it could arrive.
A federal lawsuit claims Apple’s app review failed to catch a counterfeit crypto wallet that drained nearly $1.84M from three iPhone users.
Apple’s Calendar app in iOS 27 finally reads plain-text descriptions to create events automatically, a feature Fantastical has charged for since 2011.
iOS 26.6 runs background work that shortens iOS 27 setup time, fixes a blocked contacts gap, and patches over 75 security flaws.
Amazon filed to build a 5,105-satellite network powering future iPhone satellite features. Here’s what faster coverage means for everyday users.
iOS 26.6 and macOS Tahoe 26.6 fix nearly 90 iPhone vulnerabilities and 130+ Mac flaws. What was exposed and why delaying this update increases your risk.
Apple Pay now lets American Express users pay with points at checkout. Plus, iOS 27 brings a new card-switching design and an in-store sharing feature.
Apple Upgrade launches July 28, replacing the iPhone Upgrade Program with a Klarna-powered lease that covers iPhones, Macs, iPads, and Apple Watches.
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