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Apple’s mid-range phone was meant to be the next crowd favorite. Instead, slow sales hint at deeper cracks in Apple’s iPhone strategy.
Apple disables automatic Wi-Fi syncing in iOS 26.2 for EU Apple Watch users, creating frustration and sparking a heated privacy vs. convenience debate.
With iOS 26.1, Apple added Liquid Glass controls that pull back its glossy interface, signaling a rare course correction from inside Cupertino.
Japan’s new competition law forced Apple to open the iPhone to third-party app stores, and iOS 26.2 is the start of a global shift Apple can’t stop.
iOS 26.2 lets you add alarms to Reminders, so urgent tasks can’t be ignored, finally solving years of missed notifications and frustration.
Apple is reportedly bringing Google’s Gemini AI to Siri, marking a major shift in strategy and signaling the end of Apple’s go-it-alone approach to AI.
Three months. $27.5B profit. Apple proves that steady execution and ecosystem control beat hype every single time.
Apple’s latest success story is great for investors but unsettling for users who are paying more and owning less each year.
From sponsored spots to subtle ad placements, Apple’s “privacy-first” empire is starting to look a lot more like Google’s.
Apple’s control over the App Store is under fire, and the UK verdict might finally force the company to rethink how it charges you.
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