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Apple's iPhone 18 Pro models may support full 5G satellite connectivity

Apple's next-generation iPhones may connect directly to low Earth orbit satellites, offering uninterrupted 5G access even without cellular coverage

Apple's iPad Pro with M6 may feature vapour chamber cooling: Report

Apple may bring vapour chamber cooling technology to the M6 iPad Pro, following its debut on the iPhone 17 Pro series

iOS 26.1: Apple to let third-party cloud apps back up photos in background

Apple introduces a new PhotoKit framework in iOS 26.1, allowing third-party apps to automatically back up photos in the background

Apple reportedly plans iPhone line revamp with fold, flip, all-glass models

Apple is said to be developing multiple new iPhone designs - including book-style and flip-style foldables, and a bezel-free "all-glass" iPhone - with launches planned between 2026 and 2028

Adobe Project Indigo app now supports iPhone 17 series, but no selfies yet

Adobe's Project Indigo app is now functional on the iPhone 17 lineup after weeks of incompatibility, though the company has disabled the front camera until Apple's iOS 26.1 update

OpenAI acquires AI startup by ex-Apple engineers behind Workflow, Shortcuts

OpenAI acquires Software Applications Inc., the startup behind Sky, an AI interface for macOS built by ex-Apple engineers behind Workflow and Shortcuts

Apple ships record 4 9 million iPhones to India in a single quarter; its biggest ever

Apple has set a new record in India, shipping 4.9 million iPhones between July and September 2025, its highest quarterly performance ever.

Adobe Indigo camera app faces issues on iPhone 17 series, fix coming soon

Adobe's Indigo app reportedly isn't working on iPhone 17 models due to front camera issues. A fix is expected with Apple's upcoming iOS 26.1 update

Samsung's Galaxy XR headset debuts at half the price of Apple's Vision Pro

The $1,800 device, called the Galaxy XR, marks a bold attempt to draw interest around a product category that has so far failed to resonate with ordinary consumers

Samsung Galaxy XR: Here is how it stacks up against Apple Vision Pro M5

Samsung's maiden Galaxy XR headset takes on Apple's Vision Pro with a lighter design, Gemini AI features, and native Netflix and YouTube support. Here's how they compare to each other

iPad Pro with Apple M5 available for purchase in India: Check price, offers

Apple's latest iPad Pro lineup powered by the M5 chip is now on sale in India, featuring faster performance, Wi-Fi 7 support, along with bank and EMI offers for buyers

Apple's M5 MacBook Pro 14 available for purchase in India: Price, offers

Apple's new 14-inch MacBook Pro with M5 chip is available for purchase from Apple Store online and offline with introductory offers including bank cashback of Rs 10,000 on select cards

Apple's new M5 Vision Pro now made in Vietnam amid latest China shift

The latest model, which goes on sale Wednesday with the new M5 processor and more comfortable band, is assembled in Vietnam, according to labels on its packaging

Apple challenges EU digital markets act in biggest antitrust court test

Apple's case is the most hard-hitting attack on the law, following on from an earlier defeat for ByteDance over its TikTok platform's inclusion in the DMA's scope

Apple's AI Siri project hits new hurdles after repeated delays: Report

Apple engineers testing early versions of the new AI-powered Siri reportedly have concerns over its performance, even after a year-long delay in development

I didn't expect to love 'Beats Powerbeats Fit' earbuds this much, but I do

Over the past few weeks, I've pushed the Beats Powerbeats Fit through every part of my routine. After all that real-world testing, here's how they actually held up

iOS 26.1 public beta 4: Apple adds option to tone down liquid glass effect

Apple's latest iOS 26.1 public beta adds new Liquid Glass transparency controls, a lock screen camera swipe toggle, and more customisation options for iPhone users

Apple's iPhone Air sold out within minutes of its launch in China

Apple's iPhone Air sold out within minutes of its launch in China on Friday, notwithstanding the current tariff war between Washington and Beijing. The new iPhone instant sale also underscores its popularity among Chinese consumers despite competition from Android devices. The strong sales followed Apple CEO Tim Cook's visit this week to promote the product in the world's largest smartphone market amid ongoing geopolitical tensions between China and the US. Cook is the chairman of an advisory body at China's Tsinghua University's management school. During his visit, he also met Chinese Vice-Premier He Lifeng, who heads China's trade delegation, which is currently holding trade talks with the US to resolve tariffs on Chinese exports. Pre-sales for the iPhone Air, which supports only e-SIM, began at 9 am local time on Friday, more than a month later than most of the world. Minutes after bookings opened, the model was sold out at all bricks-and-mortar stores in Beijing and Shanghai,

Apple prepares MacBook Pro with OLED touchscreen, punch-hole camera: Report

Reportedly, Apple's first touch-screen MacBook Pro could arrive by 2026-27, featuring an OLED display, M6 chip, thinner frame, and a punch-hole camera replacing the notch

India's smartphone exports to US fly high, retreat in top European markets

An interplay of smartphone makers' decisions and government trade policies could be the reason for trend