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M5 iPad Pro slated to launch in October | The Apple Post
Apple is gearing up to launch its next-generation iPad Pro in October, with suppliers Samsung Display and LG Display reportedly beginning mass production of the device’s new display panels. According to ZDNet Korea (via MacRumors), both suppliers will manufacture 11-inch and 13-inch panels for the upcoming models. This marks a shift from last year’s production
Instagram’s latest change could put your posts all over the internet | The Apple Post
Instagram has announced that starting July 10, 2025, public photos and videos from professional accounts may start appearing in search engine results on platforms like Google and Microsoft Bing. The update is aimed at making it easier for people to discover professional content outside of Instagram, potentially helping creators, businesses, and other professional users reach
Next-gen AirTag rumored to launch in September | The Apple Post
Apple's second-generation AirTag is rumored to debut in September, with reliable sources suggesting it will be unveiled alongside the iPhone 17 series, according to a report from 9to5Mac. The report also notes that Apple has already built compatibility for the new AirTag into iOS 18.6, signaling that the tracker’s release is approaching. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman
Future iPad models to feature slimmer bezels, reports suggest | The Apple Post
Apple's next-generation iPad Pro models could boast slimmer bezels, thanks to new advancements in display technology, according to a report from Korean outlet The Elec, cited by MacRumors. The report claims Apple is in the final stages of evaluating LG Innotek's chip-on-film (CoF) technology for upcoming OLED iPad Pro displays. This manufacturing technique enables internal
Apple iCloud Outage: iCloud Mail, iCloud Web Apps, iCloud Storage, iWork for iCloud, Photos, and Apple Business Services Impacted | The Apple Post
Apple is facing major technical issues as iCloud experiences widespread outages, leaving some of users unable to access key Apple iCloud services. The disruption, which began earlier today, is affecting iCloud Mail, iCloud Web Apps, iCloud Storage Upgrades, iWork for iCloud, and iCloud Photos, according to Apple's official system status page. The Apple iCloud outage
Apple releases second iOS 26 beta with Control Center tweaks, new iPhone ringtone, and more | The Apple Post
Apple has rolled out the second developer beta of iOS 26, introducing a handful of refinements and new features as the company continues polishing its biggest iPhone software update in years. Among the most noticeable changes is an updated Control Center, where Apple has made the buttons slightly more opaque. This addresses one of the
Apple seeds revised iOS 26 beta 1 update with new build | The Apple Post
Apple has quietly released a revised version of the first iOS 26 developer beta, updating the build number from 23A5260n to 23A5260u without issuing new release notes. This minor update, now available to developers, likely includes under-the-hood stability improvements and framework refinements ahead of the next release, iOS 26 developer beta 2. While technically a
Apple unveils new ‘Liquid Glass’ design across iOS 26, macOS Tahoe, and more | The Apple Post
Apple has officially unveiled a sweeping visual redesign across its major platforms — iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS Tahoe 26, watchOS 26, and tvOS 26 — introducing a new design language called Liquid Glass. Liquid Glass is a dynamic, translucent material that reflects and refracts its surroundings in real time, adapting to content and context
Apple to seed first public betas of iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS Tahoe, and more in July | The Apple Post
With developer betas of iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS 26 Tahoe, watchOS 26, tvOS 26, and visionOS 26 now available, Apple has announced that public betas for compatible iPhones, iPads, Macs, Apple Watches, Apple TVs, and the Apple Vision Pro will launch in July. Although these are developer betas, they can technically be installed by
Apple adding PlayStation VR2 controller support to Apple Vision Pro with visionOS 26 | The Apple Post
Apple has announced that with visionOS 26, Apple Vision Pro will support PlayStation VR2 Sense controllers. This marks the first time Apple Vision Pro will offer native support for third-party VR hardware, expanding the headset’s capabilities for gaming and immersive experiences. The PlayStation VR2 Sense controllers bring adaptive triggers, precise motion tracking, and advanced haptics
Apple uploads WWDC25 recap video to YouTube | The Apple Post
Apple has uploaded a 2-minute recap video to YouTube highlighting the major announcements from WWDC25. In the video, the company touches on its latest software updates, including iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS 26 Tahoe, watchOS 26, tvOS 26, and visionOS. Described as “a guide to some of the big announcements from this year’s Worldwide Developers
Apple announces Workout Buddy, a first-of-its-kind Apple Intelligence fitness experience | The Apple Post
Apple today unveiled Workout Buddy, coming with watchOS 26 later this year—an all-new fitness experience powered by Apple Intelligence. Workout Buddy uses a user’s real-time workout data and personal fitness history to deliver tailored, motivational insights throughout their session. “By analyzing data such as heart rate, pace, distance, Activity rings, personal milestones, and more, Workout
Apple shares “6 out of 5 stars,” a song written from real App Store reviews | The Apple Post
Apple closed out the WWDC25 keynote with a humorous surprise: a song titled “6 out of 5 stars,” written entirely from real App Store reviews. The comical track, described by Apple as “dedicated to the people who develop the apps we love,” is performed by singer Allen Stone. He turns genuine user reviews into a
Apple seeds first developer betas of iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS Tahoe and more | The Apple Post
Apple has seeded the first set of developer betas of iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS 26 Tahoe, watchOS 26, tvOS 26, and visionOS 26, which are available now to install on compatible iPhones, iPads, Macs, Apple Watches, Apple TVs and Apple Vision Pro. Despite being developer betas, anyone can install the betas today, although Apple
iOS 26 brings polls, custom wallpapers, and group chat typing indicators to Messages | The Apple Post
Apple has unveiled iOS 26, introducing a wave of new features designed to make conversations in the Messages app more dynamic and personalized. Among the highlights: users can now create polls in group chats, allowing everyone to vote and see results in real time. Apple Intelligence can even suggest a poll when it detects that
iOS 26 introduces new ‘Adaptive Power’ mode for smarter battery management | The Apple Post
iOS 26 adds a new power management feature called Adaptive Power, designed to subtly optimize performance and extend battery life. Now available in the iOS 26 beta, Adaptive Power appears as a new toggle in the Settings app alongside the existing Low Power Mode. While Low Power Mode is triggered at 20% battery and significantly
These iPhone models are compatible with iOS 26 | The Apple Post
Apple has officially announced iOS 26, delivering its most visually striking redesign since iOS 7 with a new "Liquid Glass" aesthetic. This update brings a refreshed interface across the system, with translucent elements and dynamic, content-focused layouts. The Lock Screen now adjusts the clock layout to fit around wallpaper imagery, and spatial wallpapers add a
New AirTag ‘nearly ready’ to launch | The Apple Post
Apple's second-generation AirTag is "nearly ready," according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, who reports that the new device—slated to feature an improved Ultra Wideband chip for up to 3× longer tracking range compared to the current AirTag—could launch in the near future. Writing in his weekly Power On newsletter on the eve of WWDC25, Gurman said
Gurman outlines new ‘digital glass design’ coming with iOS 26 | The Apple Post
With WWDC 2025 just around the corner, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman has shared his insights on the upcoming "digital glass" design set to debut on the iPhone. This new look, inspired by visionOS – the operating system powering Apple's Vision Pro headset – promises a fresh take on Apple's software aesthetic. According to Gurman, Apple's emphasis
iOS 26 to bring custom Message wallpapers and interactive polls | The Apple Post
Apple is reportedly set to introduce customizable background wallpapers and interactive polls to the Messages app in iOS 26, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The update will allow users to personalize their message threads with custom wallpapers—similar to features already available in apps like Snapchat and WhatsApp. These wallpapers are expected to sync across devices,
Rumor suggests iOS 26 will drop support for three iPhone models | The Apple Post
With WWDC25 just around the corner, anticipation is building as Apple prepares to unveil iOS 25—reportedly the rebranded name for what would have been iOS 19. However, a new report from a trusted insider suggests that three popular iPhone models may be left behind when iOS 26 arrives. According to a private X (formerly Twitter)
Apple shares iOS 18 adoption stats ahead of WWDC25 | The Apple Post
As Apple prepares to unveil its next major iOS update at WWDC25 next week, the company has released new figures highlighting the adoption rates of its current operating systems, iOS 18 and iPadOS 18. According to Apple, iOS 18 is now running on 88% of iPhones introduced in the past four years. When considering all
Snapchat launches new Apple Watch app | The Apple Post
Snapchat has launched a new watchOS app, bringing its popular messaging app, previously available only on iPhone, to the Apple Watch. Users can now access Snapchat from both their iPhone and Apple Watch. With the new app, users can preview incoming messages and reply directly from their wrist using the on-screen keyboard, Scribble, Dictation, or
How to Add Widgets to Your iPhone Home Screen | The Apple Post
Widgets on your iPhone Home Screen can help you stay organized, informed, and efficient throughout your day. From tracking the weather, viewing your calendar, and event seeing the latest news from The Apple Post, widgets bring important information front and center—without needing to open an app. Adding them to your Home Screen is a simple
Apple Music adds WWDC25 ‘Summer Sounds’ playlist | The Apple Post
Ahead of WWDC25 next week, Apple Music has dropped a curated “Summer Sounds” playlist featuring tracks from the likes of Ed Sheeran, Charli XCX, Benson Boone and more. “Get ready for the biggest Apple developer event of the year with a fresh set of summer vibes,” Apple said in promoting the new collection. WWDC25 officially
WWDC25 likely ‘smaller-scale’ than previous two events | The Apple Post
WWDC25 is shaping up to be a more modest affair compared to recent years. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, “there are no major new devices ready to ship,” suggesting Apple won’t deliver headline-grabbing hardware or software on the scale of Vision Pro in 2023 or Apple Intelligence in 2024. Reports indicate WWDC25 will showcase a
‘macOS Tahoe’ to be the name for Apple’s next macOS update, report claims | The Apple Post
Apple will reportedly call its next macOS release macOS 26 Tahoe—branded simply as macOS Tahoe—according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, which will mark the first redesign of macOS since Big Sur in 2020. According to a recent report, instead of continuing with its traditional incremental numbering (iOS 17 → iOS 18 → iOS 19), Apple plans
Over 10 billion apps downloaded from the App Store in 2024, Apple says | The Apple Post
Apple says iOS users downloaded over 10 billion apps in 2024, as the App Store’s U.S. ecosystem ballooned to $406 billion in billings and sales—nearly triple the $142 billion recorded in 2019—according to a new study by Professor Andrey Fradkin (Boston University) and Dr. Jessica Burley (Analysis Group). The report finds that in 2024 the
Apple expanding Self Service Repair to Canada this summer | The Apple Post
Apple says that this summer it will bring its Self Service Repair program to Canada, giving Canadian customers the option to purchase genuine Apple parts, tools, and repair manuals directly from Apple for at-home DIY fixes. First introduced in 2022, Self Service Repair was designed for users comfortable handling their own device repairs. Through the
Apple launches Self Service Repair for iPad | The Apple Post
Apple has announced that it is extending its Self Service Repair program to include iPad, offering owners access to repair manuals, genuine Apple parts, Apple Diagnostics troubleshooting sessions, official tools, and rental toolkits. The initial rollout covers iPad Air (M2 and later), iPad Pro (M4), iPad mini (A17 Pro), and iPad (A16). Users can order
Apple to open third store in India at Bengaluru’s Phoenix Mall of Asia | The Apple Post
Apple has reportedly signed a lease for its third retail store in India, securing 8,000 sq ft of space at Bengaluru’s Phoenix Mall of Asia, according to Business Standard (via 9to5Mac). The new outlet will sit alongside Apple’s 20,800 sq ft flagship at Jio World Drive in Mumbai’s Bandra Kurla Complex and its 8,000 sq
App Store prevented more than $9 billion in fraudulent transactions over the last five years, says Apple | The Apple Post
Apple has revealed that over the past five years, the App Store stopped more than $9 billion in fraudulent transactions—including over $2 billion in 2024 alone. In its annual App Store fraud analysis report, the company noted the marketplace draws an average of over 813 million visitors per week. Last year, Apple terminated more than
Apple expands iPhone satellite messaging and location-sharing to Mexico | The Apple Post
Apple has enabled its satellite-based messaging and location-sharing tools for iPhone users in Mexico, making it the third country—after the U.S. and Canada—where these features work without any cellular or Wi-Fi connection. Both Messages via satellite and Find My via satellite require an iPhone 14 or later running at least iOS 18.4. To receive an
Apple to announce iOS 26 at WWDC, not iOS 19 | The Apple Post
Apple is expected to unveil iOS 26—not iOS 19—at WWDC 2025, according to a new report that suggests a major shift in the company’s software versioning strategy. Instead of continuing with its traditional incremental numbering system (iOS 17 to iOS 18 to iOS 19), Apple reportedly plans to align future version numbers with the calendar
iCloud and Apple One prices increase by up to 34% | The Apple Post
Apple has quietly raised the prices of its iCloud+ and Apple One subscriptions in Brazil, Chile, and Peru, with hikes reaching up to 34%. According to iHelpBR, iCloud+ prices have increased between 20% and 34% across all tiers. In Brazil, for example, the 50 GB plan has gone from R$4.90 to R$5.90 (approximately US$1), while
Apple shares WWDC25 schedule | The Apple Post
Apple has officially released the schedule for WWDC25, its annual Worldwide Developers Conference, which will run from June 9 through June 13, 2025. The event, primarily virtual again this year, is expected to unveil major updates across all Apple platforms—including iOS 19, iPadOS 19, macOS 16, tvOS 19, watchOS 12, and visionOS 3. The conference
Apple TV+ shares first look at second season of comedy “Platonic” | The Apple Post
Today, Apple TV+ revealed a first look at the second season of Platonic, the acclaimed comedy starring and executive produced by Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne. In Platonic, Rogen plays Will and Byrne plays Sylvia — former best friends who reconnect in midlife after a long estrangement. Sylvia is a stay-at-home mom of three, while
Apple Card, Apple Cash, and Apple Pay down for some users | The Apple Post
Apple has confirmed an ongoing outage affecting Apple Pay, Apple Cash, Apple Card, and the Wallet app, leaving some users unable to complete transactions or access their digital payment methods. Frustrated customers have taken to social media to report difficulties with purchases and peer-to-peer payments, with many citing error messages and failed transactions. According to