Monday
Jun092025

What iPhone models will support iOS 26?

Source: Apple

If you own a second-generation iPhone SE and iPhone 11 series or newer, you'll get access to the latest version of iOS. Of course, iOS 26 is coming to the upcoming iPhone 17 models and everything else in between. Now, if you own an iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR, the last software update you'll get is iOS 18. But you will continue to get security updates for a few more years.

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Monday
Jun092025

Apple's Visual Intelligence update can look up what you screenshot

Photo: Apple | Via: CNET

Apple's created an answer to Google's Circle to Search with a new update to its Visual Intelligence feature for iOS 26. You can now take a screenshot and use Apple Intelligence to do things like ask ChatGPT for more information, add it to your calendar or look for a product on one of your apps. The feature will be accessible on the same screen where you edit or share a screenshot with various generative AI feature options at the button.

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Friday
Jun062025

Report: Apple might have trademarked 'homeOS' ahead of WWDC 2025

Source: MacRumors

Apple's long-rumoured homeOS operating system might finally be launching, at least according to the trademark activity spotted by MacRumors.

The news site reports that an apparent shell company, Home Operations Suite LLC, has submitted trademark applications for "HOMEOS" in several countries over the past few months, including Liechtenstein, the US, Argentina, and Peru. The trademark is now registered in Liechtenstein, but the applications are still pending elsewhere.

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Thursday
Jun052025

Apple Arcade drops five new games for June

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Apple Arcade has debuted five new titles you can play on your Apple devices. The new games include UNO: Arcade Edition, Lego Hill Climb Adventures+, Lost in Play+, Helix Jump+, and a Vision Pro version of What the Car?

Aside from these titles, Apple is teasing four more games it plans to release on July 3, including a new Apple Arcade-exclusive Angry Birds game called Angry Birds Bounce. The game is said to be a "new take" on the classic mobile game, combining classic slingshot gameplay with arcade-like brick-breaker mechanics. The other games coming in July include Suika Game+, Crayola Scribble Scrubbie Pets+, and Kingdom Rush 5: Alliance TD+.

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