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Apple News 11 August 2025 - 4 September 2025

Apple HomePod 3: Apple’s Next Smart Speaker Might Finally Put Siri on Display 🚀

Apple HomePod 3: Apple’s Next Smart Speaker Might Finally Put Siri on Display 🚀

A Big Comeback: HomePod’s Evolution and the Road to HomePod 3 Apple’s HomePod journey has been bumpy. The original HomePod (2018) wowed with its audio quality but lagged in smarts, as Siri was notably less intelligent than Amazon’s Alexa or Google Assistant macrumors.com. Apple even discontinued the full-size HomePod in 2021 amid slow sales macrumors.com, focusing on the smaller HomePod mini (2020). Then, somewhat surprisingly, Apple revived the big HomePod in 2023 with a second-gen model that tweaked the design and internals but remained screen-less macrumors.com. Now, over two years later, Apple appears poised to reinvent the HomePod concept with a third generation that’s much more than a speaker. According
4 September 2025
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iPhone 17 Shocker: Ultra-Thin ‘Air’ Model, Pro’s Camera Bar & Big Upgrades Revealed

iPhone 17 Leak Bombshell: Ultra-Thin ‘Air’ Model, Massive Upgrades & More

Key Facts iPhone 17 Lineup and Models Apple’s 2025 iPhone lineup will consist of four models, marking a significant shift in the naming and options compared to recent years: No iPhone 17 Plus: Unlike the iPhone 14, 15, and 16 lineups, there will not be a Plus model this year. Apple’s 6.7″ non-Pro iPhone (Plus) hasn’t been a blockbuster, so the company is pivoting. The new 17 Air fills the gap with a 6.6″ screen but a very different selling point (thin design). Apple is explicitly “making room” for the Air by killing off the Plus. In effect, if you previously liked the big-screen
4 September 2025
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Mark Your Calendars: Apple Watch Series 11 Arrives Next Week with a Game‑Changing Health Upgrade

Mark Your Calendars: Apple Watch Series 11 Arrives Next Week with a Game‑Changing Health Upgrade

Confirmed and Rumored Features of Apple Watch Series 11 Apple Watch Series 10 (42mm and 46mm) introduced a slimmer design and larger displays – the Series 11 is expected to look virtually identical to its predecessor tomsguide.com macworld.com. Design & Display: Don’t expect a dramatic makeover. The Apple Watch Series 11 is poised to look almost identical to Series 10’s design tomsguide.com. Last year’s model delivered a sleeker case that was ~10% thinner than prior generations and expanded screen sizes to 42mm and 46mm (up from 41/45mm) macworld.com. The Series 11 will stick with those dimensions, so your current watch bands should
2 September 2025
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iPhone 17 Shocker: Ultra-Thin ‘Air’ Model, Pro’s Camera Bar & Big Upgrades Revealed

iPhone 17 Shocker: Ultra-Thin ‘Air’ Model, Pro’s Camera Bar & Big Upgrades Revealed

Key Facts: iPhone 17 (Standard Model) – Finally Gets Pro-Level Display and New Design The iPhone 17 base model is expected to receive some long-awaited upgrades that bring it closer to Apple’s Pro phones. Most notably, Apple is reportedly equipping the iPhone 17 with a 120Hz OLED panel for the first time tomsguide.com tomsguide.com. Until now, the smooth 120Hz “ProMotion” refresh rate was reserved for Pro variants since 2021’s iPhone 13 Pro. If true, this means the regular iPhone 17’s UI and scrolling will feel much more fluid, and it could even support mobile games or apps up to 120
1 September 2025
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Apple’s First Foldable iPhone: Stunning $1,800 Price Leak, Ultra-Thin Design & Samsung’s Secret Tech

Flip Phones Are Back – Apple’s Foldable iPhone Sparks a Smartphone Revolution

Key Facts From Flip to Fold: The Evolution of Phone Design Modern “flip” smartphones like the Motorola Razr revive the clamshell design with flexible displays, marrying nostalgia with cutting-edge tech. Flip phones ruled the early 2000s – who doesn’t remember the satisfaction of snapping shut a Motorola Razr or a Nokia clamshell to end a call? Back in 2005, the flip phone was the height of mobile cool theguardian.com. These devices were compact, fashionable, and tactile. However, the advent of the iPhone in 2007 and the rise of big touch-screen “slab” smartphones pushed flip phones to the sidelines for over
24 August 2025
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iPhone 17 Leaks Reveal Ultra‑Thin ‘Air’ Model, Big Upgrades & Everything We Know (Mid‑2025)

iPhone 17 Pro: Rumored Features and Strategic Importance. Apple’s Latest Tech and Entertainment Highlights (August 2025).

Apple’s next flagship smartphone, the iPhone 17 Pro, is expected to launch in September 2025 and is shaping up to be one of the most significant iPhone upgrades in years. Rumored features point to a refreshed design, camera innovations, and display enhancements aimed at keeping Apple at the forefront of the premium phone market. Expected Launch Timeline: Apple traditionally unveils new iPhones in early September, and this year looks no different. Multiple reports point to a special event likely on September 9, 2025 (a Tuesday) for the iPhone 17 series launch tomsguide.com tomsguide.com. If that date holds, we can expect
23 August 2025
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Apple’s July 2025 Bombshells: Foldable iPhone, AI Secrets, Encryption Showdown & More

Apple’s Explosive August 2025: iPhone 17 “Air” Leaks, Record $94B Quarter, Leadership Shakeup & Epic Showdown

<li Rumors for the September 2025 iPhone lineup peg four models—iPhone 17, 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max, and a new 6 mm thick iPhone 17 Air—featuring a 6.6-inch display, ProMotion 120Hz, an in-house 5G modem, and a triple‑sensor 48MP camera on the Pro Max. <li Apple restored Blood Oxygen monitoring on Apple Watch Series 9, Series 10, and Watch Ultra 2 in the U.S. via an August 14, 2025 software update after a Masimo patent dispute. <li Apple reported Q3 2025 (fiscal 2025, April–June) revenue of $94.0 billion, diluted EPS of $1.57, and all-time-high Services revenue with over 1 billion
20 August 2025
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Pixel 7a vs Pixel 6a vs Pixel 5a – The Ultimate 2025 Google Pixel Showdown

iPhone SE 4 vs iPhone 14 vs iPhone 13 Mini: Shocking Differences You Need to Know Before Buying

The iPhone SE (4th Gen), also called iPhone 16e, uses a 6.1-inch OLED all-screen design with no Home button, Face ID, a 167 g body roughly 5.78″ tall by 2.82″ wide, USB-C, 8 GB RAM, the A18 Bionic, a 48‑MP main camera with 2× lossless zoom, and an estimated 26 hours of video playback. The SE 4 camera centers on a single 48 MP main sensor with a 12 MP front camera, lacks an ultrawide lens, but should deliver strong detail, Night Mode, 4K/60 fps video, and likely ProRAW and on‑device AI features. The iPhone 14 employs a dual-camera system
18 August 2025
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The Ultimate Flagship Showdown: iPhone 16 Pro Max vs iPhone 15 Pro Max vs iPhone 14 Pro Max vs Galaxy S25 Ultra

Battle of 2025’s Ultra Flagships: iPhone 16 Pro Max vs Huawei P70 Pro vs Xiaomi 15 Ultra

The iPhone 16 Pro Max uses a Grade 5 titanium frame, is 6.9 inches tall—the largest iPhone ever—with Ceramic Shield, IP68, four finishes including Desert Titanium, and a reintroduced Dynamic Island plus a new Action Button. Its display is a 6.9-inch 2868×1320 OLED with ProMotion 120Hz, up to 3000 nits peak brightness, Always-On, and wide color P3 calibration for rich, accurate visuals. Powering the iPhone is the A18 Pro on a 3nm process with a 6-core CPU, a 5-core GPU, roughly 2x AI performance in the Neural Engine, and Apple Intelligence delivering on-device AI features plus 5+ years of software
16 August 2025
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The Ultimate 2025 iPhone Showdown: Every Current Model Compared (and What’s Next)

The Ultimate 2025 iPhone Showdown: Every Current Model Compared (and What’s Next)

As of August 2025, Apple’s lineup includes iPhone 16 Pro, iPhone 16 Pro Max, iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, and iPhone 16e, with iPhone 14 and iPhone SE (3rd gen) discontinued. The iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max use a Grade 5 Titanium frame, making them lighter and stronger than previous stainless-steel Pro models, with the iPhone 15 Pro shedding about 19 grams versus its predecessor. The iPhone 16e is the new entry-level model at 599 USD with 128 GB, powered by the A18 Bionic with 8 GB RAM, features a 48 MP main
12 August 2025
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From Revolutionary Beginnings to AI-Powered Future: The Epic Evolution of iOS 1–26 (2007–2025)

From Revolutionary Beginnings to AI-Powered Future: The Epic Evolution of iOS 1–26 (2007–2025)

iPhone OS 1 launched June 29, 2007 on the original iPhone, introducing a capacitive multi‑touch UI but offering no native third‑party apps. iPhone OS 2 released July 11, 2008, introducing the App Store with 500 apps at launch and 10 million app downloads in the first three days. iPhone OS 3 (June 17, 2009) added Copy, Cut & Paste, MMS support for iPhone 3G/3GS, Spotlight search, and improved Notes/Voice features. iOS 4 arrived June 21, 2010, rebranding to iOS, bringing true multitasking (limited) and the iPhone 4 Retina Display at 960×640. iOS 6 (September 19, 2012) replaced Google Maps with
11 August 2025
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From Macintosh System 1 to macOS Sequoia: The Epic Evolution of Apple’s OS

From Macintosh System 1 to macOS Sequoia: The Epic Evolution of Apple’s OS

The original Macintosh debuted in January 1984 with System 1, introducing windows, icons, menus, and mouse-based interaction. System 7, released in 1991, added virtual memory and 32-bit addressing, along with built-in networking features like AppleTalk. In 1997 Apple acquired NeXT, giving Mac OS X a Unix-based core (Darwin/BSD) with the Mach kernel, leading to Mac OS X 10.0 Cheetah in March 2001. The PowerPC-to-Intel transition was announced at WWDC 2005, and by 2007 the entire Mac lineup had shifted to Intel, aided by Rosetta and Universal Binaries; Leopard 10.5 (2007) introduced Time Machine, Spaces, and Boot Camp. OS X 10.6
11 August 2025
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