Apple is quietly working on a generative AI system through a new internal unit known as the “Answers, Knowledge and Information” team.

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.

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.

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.

Apple is reportedly developing a foldable iPhone that may launch in 2026, featuring a crease-free display and an estimated starting price of around RM8200 (USD1800).

Ever since Steve Jobs passed away in 2011, Tim Cook succeeded as Apple CEO and is still holding on to that role. However, New Street Research, a firm known for bold calls in the tech sector, publicly suggested that Apple should consider replacing him, arguing that the company is showing signs of stagnation, especially in core hardware areas.

Apple is expected to launch its next-generation iPad Pro powered by the new M5 chip, with pricing likely to start around RM4350 (approximately USD 999).

Samsung may be rethinking its smartphone strategy, with reports suggesting that the company could discontinue the "Plus" model in its flagship Galaxy S series lineup starting next year. The move would mirror Apple’s rumoured plans to phase out the iPhone Plus variant in 2025, signalling a shift in how both tech giants are adapting to consumer buying patterns.