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Apple senior vice president of Software Engineering Craig Federighi explained the reasoning in an interview with Chinese technology channel Zealer. The conversation followed the presentation of the foldable iPhone Duo, which has a 7.6-inch internal display. -
A federal jury in San Diego has found Apple guilty of infringing upon haptic technology patents held by Taction Technology, ordering the tech giant to pay over $5.7 billion in damages. However, the jury determined that the infringement was not willful, and Apple has already announced its intention to appeal the verdict. -
Vapor published a benchmark showing the PC version of Grand Theft Auto V running through emulation on an iPhone 18 Pro Max with Apple's A20 Pro chip, matching a GeForce GTX 1650's frame rate at similar settings. The phone averaged 66 FPS during a drive through the city and 80 FPS in other scenes, while a separate estimate put the chip's performance per watt about 1,180% ahead of the graphics card. -
According to a report by Bloomberg, Apple is currently exploring multiple design options for its next-generation Vision Pro headset, codenamed N224, though the project's future remains uncertain. -
MacRumors contributor Aaron Perris says Apple's code includes official images of several unreleased products, and the references point to an updated iPad mini, HomePod mini 2, Apple TV 4K, and base iPad. Apple often announces products in October, so the new devices could be unveiled in the coming weeks. -
Apple changed the Mac mini with M6 and M5 in a way that leaves no simple SSD upgrade path. After Expand Mac mini tore down the new machines, it said the NAND on both models is soldered directly onto the logic board, so owners can no longer swap storage the usual way. -
Apple's long-rumored smart home display is now being tested inside employees' homes, and Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman says the company is aiming for a release in late 2026 or early 2027. The device has not been officially announced yet, but the in-home testing suggests the project is moving closer to launch. -
Zack Nelson's latest durability review puts the iPhone 18 Pro through its paces with bend and drop tests, and the results suggest the phone's weakest points are its aluminum frame and camera-plateau coating rather than the display.
The display uses Ceramic Shield 2 glass, and the first light scratches appeared only at Mohs level 7, with deeper grooves showing up at level 8. Nelson also found that the screen withstood direct lighter flame for about 25 seconds without irreversible damage, which puts the panel ahead of the parts of the body that take abuse more quickly. -
The first thing a good share of buyers do with a new smartphone is stick a film or glass on the screen. Apple looks at this without any pleasure, and one of the company's executives said so directly. -
Apple has kicked off sales of the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max in more than 65 countries and regions. The first wave includes the US, China, Japan, the UK, Germany, France, India, South Korea, Australia, Canada, Mexico, the UAE, Turkey, and Vietnam. Pre-orders opened on September 12, and Apple has set September 25 as the start date for another 20 countries. -
A separate cooling test has also put the iPhone 18 Pro Max in the spotlight. Wccftech reported that the device uses a vapor chamber cooling system, and YouTuber Geekerwan compared it with the OnePlus 15, the iPhone 17 Pro Max, and the iQOO 15 Ultra. -
Two days before sales kick off, foreign outlets published the first reviews of the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. Against that backdrop, the phones have managed not only to get early reviews but also to show up in store displays. -
Apple unveiled iOS 27 for supported iPhones on September 14, 2026, and the update puts Siri AI at the center of the system. The assistant now reaches across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple Vision Pro. -
John Ternus is the chief executive officer of Apple: he took the job on September 1, 2026, succeeding Tim Cook. He is 51 and an engineer by training. Ternus has been at the company since 2001 — he joined in the Steve Jobs era, became vice president of hardware engineering in 2013, and from 2021 was in charge of all of Apple's hardware: iPhone, iPad, Mac, and the watch. -
Apple has been developing two iPhone gaming controllers under its Beats brand for more than a year, according to a report from Bloomberg. The upcoming accessories could launch alongside a refreshed Apple TV. While mentions of the controllers were discovered in iOS code just over a week ago, the project remains tightly under wraps. -
Apple has reportedly signed a three-year exclusive supply agreement with Samsung Display for the foldable panels used in the iPhone Duo. According to a report shared by leaker Instant Digital, Apple is paying about $250 for each inner foldable panel, a figure that underlines how expensive the company's first foldable display may be. -
Samsung New Zealand released a promotional video for the Galaxy Z Fold8 on September 11, with a New Zealand man named Tim Cook front and center. The ad was posted as part of the #SwitchToGalaxy campaign and plays like a parody of Apple keynote presentations. -
Apple has trimmed the iPhone 18 Pro package again, and the new phones now ship without any paper documentation. According to the editor-approved version, the box has been pared back once more, leaving buyers with a more minimal unboxing experience than before. -
The first Geekbench results for the iPhone 18 Pro line have delivered a surprise: despite sharing the same A20 Pro chip, the smaller model outscored the Pro Max. Apple presented the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max on September 9, 2026, and the early numbers already point to a slight performance lead for the regular Pro. -
Apple's foldable iPhone is set to start at $1,999 for the 256GB model, putting it firmly at the high end of Apple's lineup. Apple published new details about the device on September 9 in its newsroom and a separate report, after the phone had already been unveiled in another announcement.
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