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.
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Apple’s Innovative Battery Design to Extend iPhone Battery Life
Battery life has never been the strongest point of Apple devices. However, it appears that Apple is intensifying efforts to improve battery life in its future products. A recent industry report claims that Apple is developing a unique battery design in-house to improve the overall performance of the battery module and extend the effective battery…
Revealing Origins: Bringing PlayStation Games to iOS
The landscape of retro gaming on iOS devices is rapidly evolving. Emulators are emerging, facilitating the play of classic titles. However, a new emulator, rumored to bring PlayStation games to iOS, has surfaced. Apple’s relaxation of the App Store guidelines has paved the way for emulator releases. Moreover, Delta focused on Nintendo games, while “Provenance”…
Antstream Arcade Brings Retro Gaming to Apple Devices
Apple devices will soon have access to Antstream Arcade, known for having a large collection of classic games. By June 27, the App Store will include more than 1,300 old-school titles originally meant for Atari, Amiga, and Nintendo consoles, marking this as a big day in time for all fans of retro games who have…
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.
The Ripple Effects of Apple’s iPhone Production Shift
Apple’s strategic decision shifted iPhone production away from China, sparking profound consequences. Foxconn, one of Apple’s key manufacturing partners, closes its factories in China. Consequently, eerie aftermaths are left behind in once-thriving industrial hubs. Moreover, the ripple effects extend far beyond the boundaries of the tech industry. As a result, significant changes in global manufacturing…
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…
Sneak Peek: iPhone 16 Series Mockup
The anticipation is over! Designs for the upcoming iPhone 16 series, set to be unveiled by Apple in September, have been leaked. Last year, Apple introduced the iPhone 15 series, but this year, it’s the turn of the iPhone 16 series to take the stage. Numerous speculations have surrounded the eagerly awaited models, hinting at…
New iPad Air & iPad Pro Models: May 7 Event Anticipation
Apple’s “Let Loose” Event: Mark Your Calendar In a surprising move, Apple has announced an upcoming iPad event slated for May 7. Anticipation swirls around the debut of the new iPad Pro and iPad Air models. This event, aptly named “Let Loose,” deviates slightly from the norm by commencing at 10 AM Eastern time. Streaming…
Apple Store Flags October 12 iPhone Duo Preorder Prep
Apple’s US store now tells prospective buyers to return on October 12 to get ready for an iPhone Duo preorder. That date is a preparation window, not the start of sales. The live iPhone Duo shop page separately lists October 16 at 5 a.m. Pacific for preorders and October 23 for availability. Keeping those dates…
Apple’s Payment Strategy to ARM: A Frugal yet Strategic Alliance
In the world of semiconductor licensing, Apple stands out by paying less than 30 cents per chip to ARM, marking the lowest licensing fee among companies utilizing ARM-based chip designs. According to a report by The Information, this nominal fee applies to ARM-based chips used across Apple’s diverse range of devices, including smartphones, computers, tablets,…
Tim Cook Voices EU Fines Concern with Trump
In a press statement, former President Donald Trump just made it known that the chief executive officer of Apple expressed concern over huge fines levied against the tech giant by the European Union. Discussing this statement with Apple’s CEO, he said that were he to be re-elected, he would put an end to these monetary…