FaceTime Like a Pro
Get our exclusive Ultimate FaceTime Guide 📚 — absolutely FREE when you sign up for our newsletter below.
iGeeksBlog
News
These three student-built iPhone apps show how Apple’s AI and 3D tools are shaping real apps
Three student iPhone apps show Apple’s push into AI, accessibility, and 3D design, pointing to how real apps are evolving.
Instagram now lets you edit comments without deleting them
Instagram now lets you edit comments after posting, giving you a 15-minute window to fix mistakes without deleting them. It’s a small but meaningful update that improves everyday conversations on the platform.
Insta360’s Snap turns your iPhone’s rear cameras into a better selfie setup
Use your iPhone’s rear cameras for selfies with Insta360 Snap, a magnetic screen that brings full control, real-time preview, and 4K shooting.
iPhone 17 Pro Max tops Q4 2025 sales, Apple secures half of top 10 list
Apple dominated Q4 2025 smartphone sales, with the iPhone 17 Pro Max leading and five iPhones ranking in the global top 10, according to Counterpoint.
Foldable iPhone price leak suggests Apple is entering a whole new league
The foldable iPhone is expected to be Apple’s most expensive phone yet, blending iPhone and iPad features into one premium device.
iOS 26.4.1 quietly fixes iCloud issues and tightens stolen device security
iOS 26.4.1 fixes iCloud sync issues and auto-enables Stolen Device Protection on managed iPhones, adding stricter biometric security and delays.
Google Chrome adds vertical tabs and a cleaner reading mode
Chrome gets vertical tabs and a cleaner reading mode, making it easier to stay organized and focus while browsing.
WhatsApp gets native Apple CarPlay app with messaging and call support
WhatsApp’s new native CarPlay app brings messages, calls, and contacts directly to your car’s dashboard, offering a safer and more convenient way to stay connected while driving.
iPhone Fold dummy models show a smaller, thicker form next to iPhone 18 Pro Max
iPhone Fold looks shorter and thicker beside iPhone 18 Pro Max, hinting at a design focused on real-world use over extreme thinness.
WhatsApp may introduce paid channel subscriptions for exclusive content
WhatsApp is working on paid channel subscriptions, letting creators offer exclusive content while keeping regular updates free.
Apple foldable iPhone enters trial production, 2026 launch on track
Apple’s foldable iPhone advances toward launch with trial production now in progress.
Netflix launches Playground, a kids-only gaming app bundled with its subscription
Netflix brings Playground, a kids gaming app with no ads or purchases, bundled into its subscription to compete with Apple Arcade.
iPhone Fold leak shows Apple going for a book-style design
Apple’s foldable iPhone leak shows a book-style design, large inner display, and premium pricing, with a launch likely near iPhone 18.
WhatsApp tests noise cancellation for calls to fix background noise issues
WhatsApp is testing noise cancellation to reduce background noise and make calls clearer. It’s rolling out to select Android beta users and works automatically.
NASA astronauts capture Earth using iPhone 17 Pro Max during Artemis II
NASA astronauts used an iPhone 17 Pro Max to capture Earth from orbit during Artemis II, offering a rare, personal view of space.
Apple starts sending WWDC 2026 invites as pressure mounts on a long-overdue Siri
Invites are out. Now Apple has to deliver the Siri it promised two years ago.
Apple is killing its campaign management API. Developers have until January 2027 to move on
Apple's ad API has an expiration date. The clock is already ticking.
WhatsApp tests channel update replies on iOS and it actually helps with context
WhatsApp is testing channel replies on iOS, making updates easier to follow with clearer, contextual conversations.
At Apple’s 50-year anniversary, Tim Cook’s favorite moment feels exactly what you’d expect
Apple’s 50th anniversary gave a rare look into its past and a subtle hint at how it sees the future. During a visit to Apple Park with Tim Cook, Ben Cohen from The Wall Street Journal explored archival materials from…
Apple Sports adds 2026 FIFA World Cup support ahead of June kickoff
Track the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Apple Sports with live scores, team tracking, and Lock Screen updates starting June 11.
WhatsApp warns users after fake app attack targets accounts
Meta has warned users after a fake WhatsApp app targeted around 200 people in a social engineering attack, tricking them into installing a malicious unofficial client.
iOS 27 may finally fix iPhone autocorrect with smarter suggestions
iOS 27 could fix iPhone autocorrect with smarter suggestions, turning Apple’s keyboard into a more helpful, AI-driven writing tool.
Apple marks 50 years with employee-only merch as it builds toward Apple Park finale
Apple marks 50 years with exclusive merch for employees and global events, all leading to a private Apple Park finale.
ChatGPT now works with CarPlay, but it’s not as seamless as you’d expect
ChatGPT is coming to CarPlay with voice-only support, letting you interact hands-free while driving.
Apple’s next big health move might be breath sensors on iPhone
Apple is testing iPhone breath sensors to detect conditions like diabetes using infrared analysis.
iOS 27 could finally fix Shortcuts by letting AI build automations for you
iOS 27 could make Shortcuts actually usable by letting AI build automations from simple voice or text commands.
Instagram getting a paid subscription was inevitable, but this feels different
Instagram may soon go premium with a new “Instagram Plus” tier, hinting at exclusive features behind a paywall.
iPhone 18 Pro leaks suggest a smaller Dynamic Island with under-display Face ID shift
New leaks point to Apple reducing the size of the Dynamic Island on the iPhone 18 Pro by moving part of the Face ID system under the display. If accurate, this would directly reduce the visible cutout at the top…
iOS 26.5 Beta 1 skips Siri but quietly improves Maps and Messages
iOS 26.5 beta 1 quietly sharpens Maps, brings back encrypted RCS chats, and expands EU features, without touching Siri.
Apple tightens rules as it opens iPhone notifications to third-party devices in the EU
Apple opens iPhone notifications in the EU, but locks down how third-party devices can access and use that data.