We are just two months away from the annual Apple Event. Not only will we be seeing the new iPhone 17 series, but also the new iOS 26. Speaking of which, we may be in for a treat with the new operating system, as it has become popular with the developers.

Apple has officially reached a major milestone: three billion iPhones sold. The announcement was made on 31 July 2025 during its fiscal Q3 earnings call, reflecting the growing global demand for the iPhone since its debut.

Although nothing is confirmed yet, Huawei is reportedly unveiling its new Mate XTs tri-fold smartphone on 12 September in China. It could be the same day as Apple is expected to launch the iPhone 17 series, including the much-anticipated iPhone Fold.

Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17 Pro is expected to launch at a starting price of USD 999, which is approximately RM 4530 in Malaysia. New leaks suggest this model may feature major camera enhancements, potentially setting it apart from previous generations.

A device believed to be a prototype of Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17 Pro has reportedly been spotted in public. This image was shared on X (formerly Twitter) by user Skyfops and later commented on by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.

Apple is expected to launch the iPhone 17 Pro in September 2025, with an estimated starting price of around RM9000.

Apple has released the public beta for iOS 26, giving users early access to its latest mobile operating system ahead of the official rollout in September 2025.

We have been talking a lot about Apple’s rumoured foldable iPhone. As it is inching ever closer to reality, today’s leaks offer revealing insights into its battery size, possible pricing, and what might make it stand out.

Apple is reportedly preparing to launch its next-generation iPad Pro in October 2025, with an expected starting price of RM3399. 

Internet leaks about unofficial devices are very common, but this is the first time we have heard about a company suing a leakster. In this case, Apple has officially sued YouTuber Jon Prosser and collaborator Michael Ramacciotti. They are being accused of stealing trade secrets and breaking the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act related to leaks of what became iOS 26.