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  iOS 26 Is Now Available, Here’s What’s New for iPhone

  After months of anticipation, Apple has finally released the iOS 26 update for iPhone. It brings a new design language called Liquid Glass, which is implemented across the UI. Apps such as Photos and Phone have been revamped to deliver more on the productivity front, while there are some new ones as well, such as Apple Games. Apple has also expande...

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  iOS 26 to Be Available Today: Here Are 6 Biggest New Features to Try First

  Apple announced the iPhone 17 series last week. The new iPhone models arrive with iOS 26 pre-installed, and the final version of the software update will be available to download today. It brings a Liquid Glass UI and includes new Apple Intelligence capabilities. The iPhone SE (2nd generation) or later are confirmed to get the latest operating syst...

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  Apple Announces Final Cut Camera 2.0, Adds ProRes RAW and Genlock Support for iPhone 17 Pro

  Apple announced Final Cut Camera 2.0 during its “Awe Dropping” event, marking the first major update to the professional video app introduced in June 2024. The new version brings features such as ProRes RAW video recording and genlock, limited to iPhone 17 Pro models, while several other improvements are rolling out to older iPhones, too.

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  iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Pro Colours: A Look at Every New Shade

  iPhone 17 series is finally here, and along with all the incremental upgrades, it also brings new colours. Apple has introduced a new iPhone Air this year, which has become the thinnest iPhone model to date. Meanwhile, there is a new unibody design on the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max, and they now come in aluminium, instead of titanium. Here...

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  iPhone 17 vs iPhone 17 Pro: All the Key Differences Explained

  The iPhone 17 series has finally been launched. While the new iPhone Air stole all the headlines, Apple has introduced significant upgrades with the iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Pro models as well. While both handsets share several features, there are key differences in terms of processor, cameras, and most importantly, price. Here is our detailed iPhon...

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  iPhone Air Launched: Ultra-Slim Form Factor, Apple Intelligence Features, and More

  At its "Awe Dropping" event in California on Wednesday, Apple finally took the wraps off the new iPhone Air. It arrives as an all-new model in the company’s lineup and replaces 2024’s iPhone 16 Plus. The iPhone Air comes with the same chip as the standard iPhone 17, along with support for Apple Intelligence. The handset competes against the Gal...

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  What to Expect at Today's Apple Event: Final iPhone 17 Leaks, New Watches, and More

  Apple’s long-awaited iPhone 17 launch event finally takes place today. It is expected to conclude a year of speculation. A major focus of the event is expected to be on the iPhone 17 series, which is rumoured to include a new model dubbed iPhone 17 Air. Significant upgrades are anticipated across the entire series. Here is the last-minute rumour ...

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  iPhone 16 Pro Max Re-reviewed: The Camera, Battery, and Performance After a Year of Use

  With the iPhone 17 series launch just days away, here's a look at a year-old model on factors that matter a lot for consumers—the camera, battery and performance. The iPhone 17 is likely to bring some massive changes, including a new design, finally! So, should you wait for the latest iPhones or go for the iPhone 16 Pro Max? Here's our brutally h...

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  Apple AirTag 2 Reportedly Set to Launch Alongside iPhone 17 Series Next Month: Everything We Know

  The Apple AirTag is one of the very few products in Apple’s device portfolio that has not been updated in a very long time. The first-generation AirTag debuted in 2021, and since then, only a handful of new features have been added with software updates. However, the launch of its successor might finally be on the cards. As per reports, the AirTa...

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  iPhone 17 Launch Date Announced: What to Expect From Apple’s 'Awe Dropping’ Event on September 9

  Apple has finally announced the date of its hardware launch event, following weeks of speculation. The ‘Awe Dropping’ event is all set to take place in the second week of September. From the iPhone 17 series and new TechWoven cases to AirPods Pro (3rd Generation) and Apple Watch Ultra 3, here’s what to expect from Apple’s ‘Awe Dropping’...

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  Notion Mail AI-Powered Email App Is Now Available on iOS, Supports More Than 18 Languages

  Notion Mail, the artificial intelligence (AI)-powered email app, is finally available on iOS. On Monday, the company announced that it was finally rolling out its email app on the App Store, and it is now available for everyone to download. The San Francisco-based workspace application firm first released Notion Mail on Android in April.

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  Apple Reportedly Plans to Release Revamped Siri With App Intents Feature Next Spring

  Apple will finally begin onboarding Siri with more advanced capabilities next year, according to claims by a seasoned journalist. The Cupertino-based tech giant’s AI-based voice assistant was due to receive major upgrades in 2024 with iOS 18, but most of those plans were shelved as it fell behind competitors in the AI race. Apple is now expected ...

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  Apple to Invest Additional $100 Billion in the US, Raising Total Investment to $600 Billion Over Next 4 Years

  The new pledge raises Apple's total domestic investment commitment in the US to $600 billion over the next four years. Earlier this year, the company announced it would invest $500 billion and hire 20,000 workers across the country in that period.

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  Apple TV 4K Refresh Reportedly Arriving This Year With Improved Performance, Connectivity

  Apple is yet to confirm the arrival of the new Apple TV 4K, but a leak suggests that a new model is finally on the way. The new model is expected to feature an upgraded chip and could offer support for Wi-Fi 7. The current Apple TV 4K was launched back in 2022, equipped with the A15 Bionic chip. It offers support for the HDR10+ format. It includes...

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  iOS 18.6 Release Candidate Beta Released Alongside macOS 15.6 RC and More for Both Public and Developers

  Apple has released the release candidate betas of iOS 18.6, macOS 15.6, tvOS 18.6, watchOS 11.6 and more to both its developer and public channels. The updates are rolling out to various products part of the Apple ecosystem. These updates don’t bring any substantial updates as Apple prepares for the bigger Liquid Glass updates coming to the same ...