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Bitmo Lab is celebrating the release of the iPhone 16 line-up by releasing two new cases for the Pro series: an upgraded BANG!CASE and the GAMEBABY.

Goldgenie —  luxury gold gifts and customization company with locations in London and Dubai — has launched an exclusive range of iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max customized in 24k gold, rose gold, and platinum. 

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In 2019, Goldman Sachs announced credit card with Apple. Five years later, the partnership appears to be on its last legs as Apple is reportedly looking for a new card partner. 

Apple’s macOS Sequoia, released on Monday, has broken the functionality of several security tools made by CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Microsoft, and others.

Apple has released the first  public betas of macOS Sequoia 10.5, tvOS 18.1, and watchOS 11.1. They have some of the announced Apple Intelligence features. 

Apple has announced California driver’s licenses and state IDs can now be added to Apple Wallet, enabling residents to add and present their IDs using an iPhone or Apple Watch.

Apple’s long-in-the-works, in-house Wi-Fi chip may arrive in 2025 iPhones and iPads, according to DigiTimes.

If you're aiming to steer clear of low-rated content, Apple TV+ might just be your ideal streaming service. 

A new report from SellCell, a site that sells used phones, claims that iPhone owners are getting shortchanged on iPhone trade-ins by hundreds of dollars when upgrading to the iPhone 16.

KeyDubs has released the Covert Mount for Apple AirTags. It’s built to withstand being submerged in water, extreme temperatures, and the harshest conditions.

With visionOS 2, Apple Vision Pro users can revisit past memories by transforming 2D images from their library in the Photos app into spatial photos with natural-looking depth and dimension.

Parks Associates' consumer research Wearables: Advances in Health and Safety finds that health and wellness use cases continue to drive adoption of wearables such as smart watches and smart rings.

As reported by MacRumors, the European Union has issued a warning to Apple, demanding that the tech giant open up...

The processors for 2025 iPhone 17 models will be made by Apple partner’s TSMC's N3P process/3-nanometer technology nalyst Ming-Chi Kuo said in an “X” post.