Apple Pay Fee Lawsuit Gains Class Status for U.S. Card Issuers
An Apple Pay fee lawsuit moved forward this week after a U.S. federal judge certified…
Apple Pay Fee Lawsuit Gains Class Status for U.S. Card Issuers
An Apple Pay fee lawsuit moved forward this week after a U.S. federal judge certified a class of banks and credit unions. The decision, reported on September 25, 2026, lets eligible card issuers pursue common claims over fees tied to Apple Pay transactions. It does not decide whether Apple broke antitrust law. Who can join…
iPhone 18 Pro Max AT&T Connection Reports: What Is Known
Reports published today point to an iPhone 18 Pro Max AT&T connection problem affecting some new U.S. handsets. Owners describe failed eSIM activation or a phone that cannot hold a cellular connection for calls, texts, and data. The number of affected devices remains unclear, and neither Apple nor AT&T has identified a cause. What owners…
Qualcomm Patent License With Apple Renewed Ahead of 2027
The Qualcomm patent license with Apple has a new lease on life. On September 24, Qualcomm announced that the companies had renewed their global patent license agreement. The renewed deal takes effect on April 1, 2027, but Qualcomm did not disclose its duration or financial terms. What the Qualcomm patent license covers Qualcomm described this…
iOS 27.2 Tests Motion Data Controls for iPhone Apps in China
Apple is testing a new way to limit motion sensor access on iPhones in China. In iOS 27.2 beta 2, a setting called “Restrict Motion Data” lets users place selected apps on a block list. Those apps then lose access to the accelerometer and gyroscope. The change is small, but it addresses a familiar frustration:…
iPhone 18 Pro Teardown Puts Its Variable-Aperture Camera in Focus
A fresh iPhone 18 Pro teardown has put the new variable-aperture main camera under a microscope. The feature is one of the phone’s most ambitious hardware changes. It also appears to be the part owners should treat with the most care. The repair assessment behind the teardown gives the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18…
iPhone 18 Availability: Apple’s New Lineup Reaches Stores Worldwide
iPhone 18 availability has moved from pre-order dates to real retail stock. On September 18, Apple began selling iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max in stores worldwide. The rollout also brought Apple Watch Series 12, Apple Watch Ultra 4, and AirPods 5 to retail counters. That matters because “available” can mean different things….
iPhone Duo Arrives in October: The Dates and Details to Know
iPhone Duo pre-orders open October 16, ahead of its October 23 debut. Here are the dates and feature timelines to check before buying.
iOS 27’s New Parental Controls Are Here: What Families Need to Check
Apple’s new iOS 27 parental controls are available. Explore website approvals, time allowances and the family device requirements that matter.
iOS 27 Is Here: What Changes, and Who Can Use Siri AI?
iOS 27 is available. Here are the main changes, Siri AI’s device and regional limits, and the steps to check for the update on your iPhone.
iPhone 18 Pro Launches September 18: What Buyers Should Know
iPhone 18 Pro reaches its September 18 launch date. Explore the camera changes, the later iPhone Duo release and practical setup advice.
Apple A20 Pro Chip: Everything You Need to Know
iPhone 18 Pro fans cannot wait for their device to drop in 2026 due to a significant change in its hardware. Traditionally, Apple silicon evolution follows a similar pattern. However, the new A20 Pro processor is an absolutely unusual case because it involves a total transformation from the previous generation in terms of packaging. Based…
Apple’s Foldable iPhone Hits Mass Production This July
Fans waited years for a foldable iPhone. Now, Apple is finally making real progress. Mass production begins this July. This is a massive leap for the tech giant. Engineers pushed hard to meet tight deadlines. Regardless, they cleared major hardware roadblocks recently. Apple wants to reveal this device in September. The timing aligns perfectly with…
