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Apple Said to Be Testing Under-Display Face ID on iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max Models
Apple is believed to offer a significant redesign for its iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. A new leak coming out of China states that the company is testing under-display Face ID technology for the iPhone 18 Pro models. The vanilla iPhone 18 and iPhone 18 Slim (Air) could retain the Dynamic Island feature.
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Apple Showcases Visual Intelligence, ChatGPT Integration and Image Clean Up Features in New Hands-On Video
Apple shared a new video on Saturday, offering a hands-on experience of the different Apple Intelligence tools it offers. The new video comes just a few days after the Cupertino-based tech giant released a video focused on its artificial intelligence (AI) clean-up tool’s use cases. Interestingly, the company first introduced its suite of AI featu...
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Apple’s New Siri Chief Enlists Vision Pro Talent to Start Comeback Bid
Apple's new Siri engineering chief is overhauling the management team. Mike Rockwell, head of engineering for the assistant, is replacing much of Siri’s leadership with lieutenants from his Vision Pro software group. He’s also restructuring teams related to speech, understanding, performance and user experience, said the people, who asked not t...
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Apple Planning to Upgrade Its Health App, Add an AI-Powered Doctor for Recommendations: Mark Gurman
Apple is reportedly working on revamping the Health app and plans to add an artificial intelligence (AI) doctor. As per the report, the Cupertino-based tech giant is planning to offer users a personalised experience with its app, complete with ecosystem-wide and third-party data tracking and health recommendations based on shared information.
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Apple iOS 19 Leaked Mockups Suggest ‘Glassy’, VisionOS-Inspired Design
After a messy iOS 18 rollout, Apple is looking to keep its users hooked to the iPhone by launching a visually refreshing iOS update next year. Rumours are ripe and today we have yet another mockup based on someone’s experience with an actual working build of iOS 19, which is expected to be revealed at WWDC 25 in June.
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Apple's WWDC 2025 Event Will Kick Off on June 9: Here's What to Expect
Apple is all set to host its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June, the Cupertino tech giant announced on Tuesday. The five-day affair will begin with a special event keynote on June 9, and it will spotlight the latest advancements in Apple software. The event will end on June 13 and will be accessible to all Apple developers with no assoc...
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Apple's AirPods Max to Gain Lossless Audio, Low-Latency Audio Support With iOS 18.4 Update
Apple's AirPods Max will soon support lossless audio playback, enabled by iOS 18.4. This update applies to the refreshed version featuring a USB Type-C port. Apple also promises low-latency performance via USB cable, comparable to its built-in speakers. These enhancements elevate the audio experience of Apple's most premium wireless headphones.
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Amazon Plans to Introduce Premium Tier of AI-Powered Alexa Gadgets
Amazon is stepping up its AI game with the next line of Alexa gadgets. The introduction of tonier hardware, which will coexist with lower- and mid-priced products, is a bid to give consumers more choice while generating new excitement for an Alexa franchise that has lost luster in recent years.
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Samsung Reportedly Developing First-Party Controllers for Project Moohan Android XR Headset
Samsung is reportedly developing motion controllers for Project Moohan, its first Android XR headset. The prototype supports hand-based gestures, similar to the Apple Vision Pro. However, Samsung is also said to be developing optional controllers for improved accuracy, catering to gaming and specific app requirements. These first-party controllers ...
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Apple's iOS 19, iPadOS 19 and macOS 16 Updates to Arrive With 'Dramatic' Redesign: Report
Apple is reportedly planning a major redesign of iOS, iPadOS, and macOS with iOS 19, iPadOS 19, and macOS 16. The updated software will include a revamped interface aimed at simplifying device operation. While Apple Intelligence features continue expanding to more regions, the new interface could serve as a strategy to encourage users to upgrade fr...
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OnePlus Reveals Plans to Replace Alert Slider With a Customisable Smart Button
OnePlus is planning to replace the iconic Alert Slider with a new customisable smart button, the company revealed on Monday. The Alert Slider, which has been a mainstay on all OnePlus flagship smartphones till date, is a physical switch that allows users to quickly change the sound profile of the device without waking it up.
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Apple AirPods With Inbuilt Cameras in Development: Mark Gurman
Apple recently launched a handful of new devices including the iPhone 16e, MacBook Air with M4, iPad Air and more. After the launch of new products, the Cupertino-based tech giant seems to have shifted its focus to pushing the boundaries of audio technology. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple is exploring ways to include tiny cameras in ...
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How to Unlock the Butterflies Lens on Snapchat?
Snapchat's Butterflies Lens is a popular augmented reality effect that adds animated butterflies to your photos and videos, creating a whimsical and enchanting look. Unlocking this lens is easy and can be done in multiple ways. You can search for "Paper Butterflies" in the Lens Explorer, scan a Snapcode linked to the lens, or tap on the lens name w...
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Bill Gates Reveals Steve Jobs Once Suggested He Take LSD To Improve Microsoft
Steve Jobs had openly credited his own LSD experiences with shaping his vision for Apple's groundbreaking products.
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Windows 11 Start Menu Phone Integration Now Allows Support for iPhone
Microsoft is experimenting with a new feature for Windows Insiders in the Dev and Beta channels. Previously, the company tested the ability for Android users to access their handsets from the Start menu. Now, it is extending the phone integration to iPhone users, who can now access calls and messages from the connected smartphones directly from ...
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Apple Said to Be Testing Under-Display Face ID on iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max Models
Apple is believed to offer a significant redesign for its iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. A new leak coming out of China states that the company is testing under-display Face ID technology for the iPhone 18 Pro models. The vanilla iPhone 18 and iPhone 18 Slim (Air) could retain the Dynamic Island feature.
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Apple Showcases Visual Intelligence, ChatGPT Integration and Image Clean Up Features in New Hands-On Video
Apple shared a new video on Saturday, offering a hands-on experience of the different Apple Intelligence tools it offers. The new video comes just a few days after the Cupertino-based tech giant released a video focused on its artificial intelligence (AI) clean-up tool’s use cases. Interestingly, the company first introduced its suite of AI featu...
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Apple’s New Siri Chief Enlists Vision Pro Talent to Start Comeback Bid
Apple's new Siri engineering chief is overhauling the management team. Mike Rockwell, head of engineering for the assistant, is replacing much of Siri’s leadership with lieutenants from his Vision Pro software group. He’s also restructuring teams related to speech, understanding, performance and user experience, said the people, who asked not t...
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Apple Planning to Upgrade Its Health App, Add an AI-Powered Doctor for Recommendations: Mark Gurman
Apple is reportedly working on revamping the Health app and plans to add an artificial intelligence (AI) doctor. As per the report, the Cupertino-based tech giant is planning to offer users a personalised experience with its app, complete with ecosystem-wide and third-party data tracking and health recommendations based on shared information.
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Apple iOS 19 Leaked Mockups Suggest ‘Glassy’, VisionOS-Inspired Design
After a messy iOS 18 rollout, Apple is looking to keep its users hooked to the iPhone by launching a visually refreshing iOS update next year. Rumours are ripe and today we have yet another mockup based on someone’s experience with an actual working build of iOS 19, which is expected to be revealed at WWDC 25 in June.
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Apple's WWDC 2025 Event Will Kick Off on June 9: Here's What to Expect
Apple is all set to host its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June, the Cupertino tech giant announced on Tuesday. The five-day affair will begin with a special event keynote on June 9, and it will spotlight the latest advancements in Apple software. The event will end on June 13 and will be accessible to all Apple developers with no assoc...
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Apple's AirPods Max to Gain Lossless Audio, Low-Latency Audio Support With iOS 18.4 Update
Apple's AirPods Max will soon support lossless audio playback, enabled by iOS 18.4. This update applies to the refreshed version featuring a USB Type-C port. Apple also promises low-latency performance via USB cable, comparable to its built-in speakers. These enhancements elevate the audio experience of Apple's most premium wireless headphones.
-
Amazon Plans to Introduce Premium Tier of AI-Powered Alexa Gadgets
Amazon is stepping up its AI game with the next line of Alexa gadgets. The introduction of tonier hardware, which will coexist with lower- and mid-priced products, is a bid to give consumers more choice while generating new excitement for an Alexa franchise that has lost luster in recent years.
-
Samsung Reportedly Developing First-Party Controllers for Project Moohan Android XR Headset
Samsung is reportedly developing motion controllers for Project Moohan, its first Android XR headset. The prototype supports hand-based gestures, similar to the Apple Vision Pro. However, Samsung is also said to be developing optional controllers for improved accuracy, catering to gaming and specific app requirements. These first-party controllers ...
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Apple's iOS 19, iPadOS 19 and macOS 16 Updates to Arrive With 'Dramatic' Redesign: Report
Apple is reportedly planning a major redesign of iOS, iPadOS, and macOS with iOS 19, iPadOS 19, and macOS 16. The updated software will include a revamped interface aimed at simplifying device operation. While Apple Intelligence features continue expanding to more regions, the new interface could serve as a strategy to encourage users to upgrade fr...
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OnePlus Reveals Plans to Replace Alert Slider With a Customisable Smart Button
OnePlus is planning to replace the iconic Alert Slider with a new customisable smart button, the company revealed on Monday. The Alert Slider, which has been a mainstay on all OnePlus flagship smartphones till date, is a physical switch that allows users to quickly change the sound profile of the device without waking it up.
-
Apple AirPods With Inbuilt Cameras in Development: Mark Gurman
Apple recently launched a handful of new devices including the iPhone 16e, MacBook Air with M4, iPad Air and more. After the launch of new products, the Cupertino-based tech giant seems to have shifted its focus to pushing the boundaries of audio technology. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple is exploring ways to include tiny cameras in ...
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How to Unlock the Butterflies Lens on Snapchat?
Snapchat's Butterflies Lens is a popular augmented reality effect that adds animated butterflies to your photos and videos, creating a whimsical and enchanting look. Unlocking this lens is easy and can be done in multiple ways. You can search for "Paper Butterflies" in the Lens Explorer, scan a Snapcode linked to the lens, or tap on the lens name w...
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Bill Gates Reveals Steve Jobs Once Suggested He Take LSD To Improve Microsoft
Steve Jobs had openly credited his own LSD experiences with shaping his vision for Apple's groundbreaking products.
-
Windows 11 Start Menu Phone Integration Now Allows Support for iPhone
Microsoft is experimenting with a new feature for Windows Insiders in the Dev and Beta channels. Previously, the company tested the ability for Android users to access their handsets from the Start menu. Now, it is extending the phone integration to iPhone users, who can now access calls and messages from the connected smartphones directly from ...
