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The iPhone Duo’s main camera shares key specs with the iPhone 17e, not the iPhone 17, raising questions for buyers ahead of its October 23 launch.
Code in iOS 27 reveals Apple may let Google and other partners insert sponsored product listings inside Visual Intelligence camera search results.
iOS 27’s Release Candidate adds Camera app control customization for iPhone 11 and later, letting users choose from 12 shooting options ahead of the Sept. 14 launch.
iOS 27 adds an app launcher and Top Shelf access to the iPhone’s Apple TV Remote app, with a new Apple TV 4K expected to arrive this fall.
iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max launch September 18 with variable aperture, the A20 Pro chip, faster charging, and 2TB storage now on both models.
iOS 27’s iPhone Handoff lets two iPhones share one number, but at launch only T-Mobile in the US and Deutsche Telekom in Germany support it.
Apple extended free satellite access for iPhone 14, 15, and 16 owners for another year, marking at least the third extension with no pricing announced.
The iPhone Duo earns a full IP68 dust and water resistance rating, while Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold8 falls short on dust protection with an IP48 rating.
Apple revealed the iPhone Duo’s inner display uses a 10-layer stack with a custom polymer cover, but the folding crease remains a visible reality.
The iPhone Duo supports only the $79 USB-C Apple Pencil, not the $129 Apple Pencil Pro. Here’s what that means for stylus users and when support arrives.
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