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iOS
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iOS 26 Adds New “Keep Audio in Headphones” Option for Seamless Listening
A nifty new toggle in iOS 26 lets users prevent audio from switching to speakers or car systems automatically.
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Here’s How The New iOS 26 Screenshot UI Looks Like!
A redesigned screenshot UI arrives with iOS 26, bringing a sleeker look and better annotation tools—especially for quick edits.
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iOS 26 Adds Message Filtering Toggles for Personalized Notifications
iOS 26 now lets you choose which type of message notifications you actually care about—right from the Messages app settings.
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iOS 26 Lets You Customize Alarm Snooze Time — Finally!
iOS 26 now lets users choose their own alarm snooze duration, breaking away from the fixed 9-minute standard.
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iOS 26 Adds Option to Save Visited Locations in Maps
Apple Maps now remembers places you’ve visited, with end-to-end encryption and sync across devices—new in iOS 26.
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iOS 26 Lets You Adjust Volume Straight From Audio Output Picker
iOS 26 adds a volume slider directly within the audio output picker for faster, cleaner audio control.
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Title: iOS 26 Lets You Teach iPhone to Recognize Your Name and Notify You When It’s Said
iOS 26 introduces a cool new feature—name recognition with alerts when someone says your name. Perfect for noisy environments.
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iOS 26 Lets You Create Playlist Folders in Apple Music for the First Time
iOS 26 finally adds playlist folder creation in the Music app — a feature long requested by power users.
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iOS 26 Now Shows Estimated Time to Next Charge Level on Lock Screen
iOS 26 introduces a handy charging estimate right on the Lock Screen—finally some real-time clarity on your battery top-ups.
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iOS 26 Lets You Disable CarPlay Screenshots for a Cleaner Photo Library
No more unwanted screenshots from your car display—iOS 26 now gives you the power to turn them off entirely.
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iOS 26 Introduces Charging Limit Override!
This highly anticipated feature lets you quickly charge past your set limit, perfect for those moments when you need every drop of battery.
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Apple introduces Liquid Glass design language at WWDC 2025
Apple unveiled its new Liquid Glass design language at WWDC 2025, marking the biggest visual update to its operating systems since iOS 7. The…
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iOS 18 to iOS 26: Apple plans to rename all its operating systems in major branding shift
Apple is reportedly preparing to rename its entire lineup of operating systems, moving away from familiar names like iOS and macOS toward a new…
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Vivaldi browser update brings background audio playback to iOS users
Vivaldi 7.4 for iOS introduces background audio playback and improved tab management features, enhancing the browsing experience for iPhone and iPad users.
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Spotify sees subscription boost after adding external payment options on iOS
Spotify reports an increase in subscriptions after implementing external payment options on iOS devices, bypassing Apple’s App Store fees following regulatory changes.
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iOS 18.5 update now available for iPhone users
Apple has released iOS 18.5 for iPhones. The update brings new features and security improvements. All compatible devices can download it now. Users are…
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Google to Add AI Jargon Simplification to iOS App Using Gemini
Google will soon introduce an AI-powered feature in its iOS app to simplify complex jargon using Gemini. The update aims to help users better…
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Google Photos Now Lets You Edit Shared Images Across Platforms, Rolling Out to Android Soon
Google Photos has introduced a new feature allowing users to edit photos in shared albums without creating duplicates. The update is already available on…
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Fortnite Returns to iOS in the US After Nearly Five Years: What Changes for Players
Fortnite will be available on the US iOS App Store next week after a court ruling against Apple. Epic Games proposes to end legal…
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Raycast Launches iOS App, Gives You Core Features from Mac on iPhone But with Limitations
Raycast brings its popular Mac productivity features to iOS, offering AI chat, Notes, Quicklinks, and Snippets. Due to iOS restrictions, full launcher capabilities are…