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Apple is the maker of the iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and a wide range of software and services. This tag collects everything Apple: product launches and rumors, iOS and macOS updates, hands-on reviews, and analysis of the company’s strategy. From keynote announcements to everyday tips, it’s your hub for all things Apple.
Apple confirmed Siri AI enters public beta this month in English, with the EU and China left out. The feature drawing the most attention listens to the room.
Samsung spent Apple’s keynote live posting jokes about the iPhone Duo, including a line about reheating its leftovers. The spec sheets tell a closer story.
Apple takes the wraps off its first folding iPhone on September 9, and the rumor pile has spent months building a list of what the phone will not have. Face ID, a telephoto lens, mmWave 5G and the Action button are all expected to be missing from a phone that starts around $2,000.
John Ternus runs his first keynote as Apple CEO on September 9, and the lineup behind him breaks a pattern that has held since 2011. Here is everything expected, and what the split really means.
watchOS 27 brings a rebuilt, Google Gemini-powered Siri AI to Apple Watch, but full support depends on your paired iPhone, not just your Watch model.
iOS 27 rebuilds the Apple Pay checkout sheet with swipeable cards, a full wallet grid and live balances shown before you pay. Here is what changes and when it lands.
Apple’s iPhone 18 keynote is on September 9, and trade-in values have historically started sliding on announcement day rather than release day. Here is what your phone is worth now, how fast that changes, and the storage quirk that costs people the most money.
Apple’s September 9 event is expected to bring a redesigned Watch Ultra 4 with a thinner titanium case, doubled sensor hardware, and an FDA-reviewed blood pressure risk feature, though reports disagree on how major the redesign really is.
There is a VPN screen buried in your iPhone settings, and a lot of people have found it and assumed they just saved themselves a subscription. It is a client, not a service. Here is what it is actually for, and what Apple ships that does protect you.
Apple disclosed John Ternus’s compensation in an SEC filing on his first day as CEO. The headline number is $58 million for fiscal 2027, but three quarters of the equity only pays out if Apple’s shareholder return beats the rest of the S&P 500.