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Heads up if you or someone you know is still rocking an older iPhone: WhatsApp is officially dropping support for several legacy smartphones starting this Sunday, June 1st. more… Go to Source Author: Marcus Mendes
Logitech hasn’t officially launched the successor to the , a.k.a. my favorite mouse ever, but it might be close. The company recently submitted documentation for Bluetooth certification in Brazil, just as an (accidental?) teaser appeared on its official Instagram. more… Go to Source Author: Marcus Mendes
There’s never been a better time to switch with an amazing deal from T-Mobile. Get the iPhone 16 Pro, no trade-in required, and get an old device paid off with an $800 credit.Get an iPhone 16 Pro for free. Image source: T-MobileBecoming a T-Mobile customer comes with a lot of benefits, but that deal has…
With just days to go before WWDC, the consensus is that Apple will unveil a big, visionOS-inspired redesign across its operating systems. And while some might be dreading a repeat of the iOS 7 announcement from a decade ago, it’s been long enough that many readers might not remember (or may have never even seen)…
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According to a recent investor note from GF Securities analyst Jeff Pu, Apple might have a pair of surprises in store for the iPhone 17 lineup this fall. Most notably, Pu has seemingly changed his prediction that the entire iPhone 17 lineup will use a version of the A19 chip. Instead, he now believes the…
Read More “The latest iPhone 17 rumors: A18 chip, smaller Dynamic Island, more” »
If there’s one thing I’ve learned living in a house with pets and the pollen in the southern US, it’s that indoor air quality matters more than we think. Air purifiers help lessen the problem, but when you can automate them, even better. SwitchBot recently updated the , and it now supports Matter and works…
Read More “HomeKit Weekly: SwitchBot’s air purifier now plays nice with HomeKit and Matter” »
If you thought the “iPhones are getting solid-state, haptic buttons” rumors were dead, well… so did it. But according to Chinese leaker Instant Digital, Apple is back at it not just for future iPhones, but potentially for other products as well. more… Go to Source Author: Marcus Mendes
A leaker has broken from the pack, and is now saying that the core iPhone 17 will stick with the already released A18 chip, while the rest of the line gets chips derived from the A19.Renders of possible iPhone 17 designs based on previous leaksIt’s generally accepted by the vast majority of leakers that the…
Read More “Dissenting iPhone 17 leak downgrades processor to A18 versus previously expected A19” »
Talk about “shot on iPhone.” Director Danny Boyle takes it to a new level, with his sequel “28 Years Later” shot on 20 iPhones at once. (via Cult of Mac – A 24/7 website publishing the latest Apple news, rumors, reviews, how-tos and deals.) Go to Source Author: David Snow
For this week’s giveaway, we’ve teamed up with Digiarty VideoProc to offer MacRumors readers a chance to win an iPhone 16 Pro and a lifetime license of VideoProc Converter AI to go along with it. VideoProc Converter AI is an easy-to-use AI-powered tool for working with videos, images, audio, and DVDs. It has a range…
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Apple published its third annual App Store Transparency Report today [PDF], sharing insights into the ?App Store? over the course of 2024. The report includes data on the number of apps rejected during the year, the number of customer and developer accounts deactivated, info on how many apps were removed from the ?App Store?, and…
Read More “Apple Shares 2024 App Store Data: Rejections, Removals, and More” »
Apple’s iOS 26 is expected to have a radical redesign, and it’s probably going to mark the beginning of an entirely new numbering system. Here’s everything that’s rumored to be in the update.Apple may introduce iOS 26 rather than iOS 19 at WWDC.While the iOS 18 update focused largely on Apple Intelligence features, such as…
Read More “What to expect from iOS 26 at WWDC: New games app, redesign, and more” »
Apple rejected nearly two million apps in 2024, cracking down harder than ever on fraud, spam, and low-effort software.The App Store saw 813 million weekly visitorsThe company rejected 1.93 million app submissions in 2024, according to its App Store Transparency Report, released in May 2025. The annual report outlines how Apple enforces App Store policies…
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Apple has for years been fighting antitrust battles all around the world, most of them concerning the App Store, and most of them coming down to a single issue: having monopoly control over the sale of iPhone apps. Opinions on both sides of the debate are strongly held, and there’s little sign of that changing…
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Apple’s newest original film, Bono: Stories of Surrender, is now streaming on Apple TV+. And if you happen to own a Vision Pro, there’s also an immersive version that puts you right on stage with the U2 frontman himself. Well, sort of. more… Go to Source Author: Marcus Mendes