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Physical dummy units shared by Sonny Dickson show the iPhone Fold's wide, short passport form for the first time — and on the same day, Samsung Display confirmed a three-year exclusive deal to supply the OLED panels that will power it.

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AirPods Max 2 finally arrived — five years after the original, with an H2 chip that brings 1.5x better ANC, Adaptive Audio, Live Translation, and lossless USB-C audio. The design and $549 price are unchanged.

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iPhone 18 Pro skips black again — deep red is the frontrunner. The base iPhone 18 is delayed to spring 2027. The iPhone Fold debuts three design firsts for Apple: hole-punch camera, no Face ID, and a button-free left side. And iOS 27 goes well beyond Siri — Liquid Glass controls, a Calendar redesign, and split-screen multitasking for the Fold.

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Reliable Weibo leaker Digital Chat Station claims Apple is actively testing a quad-curved display for iPhone 20 — a design that curves the screen around all four corners, eliminating the bezel entirely. It's the most ambitious iPhone design rumor in years, and Apple reportedly has reasons it might not make it.

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Tipster Digital Chat Station claims Apple is testing a 200MP primary camera sensor — a 1/1.12-inch Sony LYTIA-901 — for a future iPhone. The sensor is larger than what Samsung uses in the Galaxy S26 Ultra, and would mark a major shift in Apple's camera philosophy.

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Apple has officially announced WWDC 2026 for June 8–12, where the company is expected to unveil iOS 27, a rebuilt Siri with chatbot capabilities, and updates across all its platforms.

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Apple has shipped iOS 18.7.7 for all iPhones — including those capable of running iOS 26 — to patch the DarkSword exploit after its code leaked on GitHub. Here's what changed and what you need to do now.

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Apple researchers have developed EMBridge, an AI model that reads EMG muscle signals from wearable sensors to recognise hand gestures it was never trained on — a potential leap for Apple Watch, Vision Pro, and future smart glasses.

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