Could new “TechWoven” cases be introduced with the latest iPhone 17 lineup? That’s what leaker Majin Bu claims, per a MacRumors report. The cases match the rumored design on the iPhone 17 models, with the wide camera bump.
iOS 26 brings iPhone changes you might not like. Here’s how to change them back
Macworld The iOS 26 update is one of the most significant software changes to land on the iPhone in years. Not only does it bring with it the all-new Liquid Glass redesign, but there are also major adjustments to your iPhone’s functionality across the board.
Every Apple Secret That Leaked Last Week
Apple made a major slip last Wednesday when it accidentally included hardware identifiers in software code linking to numerous unannounced products.
Apple leak reveals ultra-low-cost MacBook as A- and M-series chip lines blur
Apple’s latest beta software has exposed code detailing upcoming processors across its product lineup, confirming some rumors while contradicting earlier reports from outlets including . The leak also validated a scoop from August 11: Apple is developing an entry-level MacBook that will use the same A18 Pro chip as the iPhone 16 series.
Apple TV iPhone 17 Launch Event Leak Is Fake, But The Date Still Makes Sense
While this leak is confirmed to be fake, the September 9 date mentioned might be accurate. It has previously appeared in leaks from well-connected insiders.
The iPhone 17 could get these leaked TechWoven cases, but Apple fans still miss its old leather cases
As with FineWoven – which was made from a “microtwill” fabric – Bu says TechWoven “remains a fabric cover, but the material has been redesigned for greater durability and more practical daily use.” …
Apple celebrates National Parks’ 109th anniversary with Watch & Maps
Apple is celebrating the 109th anniversary of the National Park Service with a week-long campaign that mixes fundraising with special features across its devices and services.
I Guessed the New iOS Release Date Before: Here’s My Guess for iOS 26
Apple said it will release the update to the general public this fall, which is good but not the most helpful timeframe. But if we look at past Apple events in September and earlier iOS releases, a …
Apple iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air Release Date: New Report Specifies Key Dates
More analysis can help us to focus on exactly when the iPhone 17 series will go on sale, from the announcement of the keynote onwards.
Camera Control is being redesigned for iPhone 18, not abandoned
Where a previous leak claimed Apple was cutting component orders ahead of ditching the Camera Control, a new one insists that a redesigned version will remain in the iPhone 18. The leak saying that Camera Control was to be ditched in 2026 came from Weibo …
Apple Pay Supporting U.S. National Parks — Here’s How You Can Help
Now through August 29, Apple will donate $10 to the National Park Foundation for every purchase made in the U.S. using Apple Pay on Apple.com, …
Diving Adventure Leads to iPhone X Recovery and Owner’s Amazing Reaction
While diving in the river, I found a lost iPhone X hidden underwater and managed to return it to its owner. The emotional reaction to getting their phone back made this one of the most rewarding …
Russia requires Apple, others to offer state-backed apps by default
The Russian government will soon require Apple and other device manufacturers to pre-install certain messaging and television apps on their mobile devices.
best iphone apps of 2018 and answering questions
Jack Gordon answers questions from his followers. He shares his favorite iPhone apps in 2018, including a free netflix alternative!
3 iPhone Apps You May Not Realize Are Tracking Your Location
You might be surprised by how many apps on your phone are tracking your location—often without you realizing it. Some apps are upfront and ask for permission the first time you open them, which is a …
The Ultimate iPhone App List: 10 Apps You Won’t Delete
Transform your iPhone into a productivity powerhouse with these 10 must-have apps. Simplify tasks and enjoy more efficiency today!
Microsoft kills editing in 365 Copilot app for iPhone & iPad
Microsoft is stripping editing features from its 365 Copilot app on iOS, forcing users to rely on standalone Word, Excel, and PowerPoint apps starting September 15, 2025.