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Apple may offer a glimpse of the ‘sleek’ design of the iPhone 17 Air at WWDC, even though the phone is unlikely to premiere there.

A three-judge appeals panel denied the phone maker’s appeal to stop an April 30 order prohibiting the company from levying a fee on in-app iPhone transactions processed outside its once-exclusive payment system. This decision was issued in a two-page decision issued late Thursday.

Macworld Apple’s iPhone 17 lineup will bring the most significant changes in years, with a new ultra-thin model, a redesigned camera bar, and a slew of internal upgrades. And according to the newest leak,

If you’re shopping for a new iPhone, you might want to save a little money. Here’s what a refurbished iPhone can go for and why you should consider it.

Apple has just released usage numbers for the current version of iPhone software. Security and new features seem to be key drivers to update.

The full version of iOS 19/iOS 26 will launch in September, but you won’t have to wait until then to try the new software out. Apple’s developer beta and public beta will be running throughout the summer months, so if you want to try out the new features before they are released to the general public you can do so.

As well as the design updates predicted to come in Apple’s WWDC announcement, it seems there are four apps which will see major upgrades.