Apple TV code points to an A19 or A19 Pro chip
Aaron Perris found AppleTV18,1 sitting in Apple's code, and the numbering jumps the streaming box four chip numbers past the A15 Bionic it replaces.
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Beats 360 firmware arrives before the headphones do
Apple pushed version 4A203 to over-ear headphones it has never acknowledged, capping a leak trail through FCC filings, pulled listings, and the World Cup.
The memory shortage rewrote the iPhone Ultra's price target
Apple picked the foldable's starting price early and then watched memory costs climb past it, the same squeeze that raised Mac and iPad prices in June.
The best-looking Apple Arcade games of 2026, ranked
Three of this year's Arcade releases pass for console games and six more earn a look for their art; the rest of the slate is plus versions and kids' titles.
iOS 27's iPhone Handoff puts one number on two iPhones
A companion eSIM lets a second iPhone borrow your line while the main phone keeps every cellular setting, as long as your carrier signs on first.
Apple Watch redesign may break band compatibility
A Weibo leaker says the Series 13 redesign swaps the band connector for a thinner case and bigger battery, so hold off buying spare straps.
OLED iPad mini rumored with a 120Hz screen at last
Even with the launch window still unsettled, the next iPad mini's real story is the jump from a 60Hz LCD to a 120Hz OLED panel, plus an A19 Pro chip.
iOS 27 adds Tap to Share, just not in the EU
A merchant's iPhone can pull contacts, receipts, and Wallet passes from a customer mid-payment, but Apple is keeping the feature out of the EU.
iOS 27's small-print list runs to 250 changes
Apple's WWDC keynote slide counted 250-plus changes across iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS Golden Gate, where the under-the-hood fixes carry the upgrade.
iPadOS 26: The iPad Finally Becomes What We Always Wanted
After years of "What's a computer?" marketing while refusing to let the iPad actually replace one, Apple just dropped the mic. iPadOS 26 doesn't just add features – it fundamentally reimagines what an iPad can be. And for those of us who've been
iOS 26: The iPhone Learns to Surprise Us Again
I just finished watching Apple's iOS 26 presentation, and honestly? I had to watch it twice. Not because it was confusing – but because I couldn't believe Apple actually did all this. After years of playing it safe, they've thrown pretty much everything at the
Replay Nintendo Classics on iPhone / App of the Day 109
This new iOS emulator speaks fluent Nintendo, covering six entire systems in a single download: NES, SNES, Nintendo 64, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS. Drag ROMs you legally dumped into iCloud, Google Drive or Dropbox and, seconds later, they pop up inside a gorgeous