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The foldable iPhone will reportedly be called 'Duo' and cost $2,000

Reports suggest Apple's upcoming foldable iPhone will be named 'Duo' and is expected to retail for $2,000. Previous speculation had suggested names like 'Fold' or 'Ultra' for the device.

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How to watch Apple unveil the new iPhones on September 9

Apple CEO John Ternus is set to unveil new iPhone and Apple Watch models this week. The announcement event is scheduled for September 9.

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Dbrand already has iPhone Ultra cases, spoiling Apple's surprise

Accessory maker Dbrand has already produced cases for the unannounced "iPhone Ultra," seemingly spoiling Apple's surprise. The company is known for its custom skins and cases for various electronic devices.

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Why is Apple CarPlay draining your phone battery?

Apple CarPlay is a significant drain on smartphone batteries due to its extensive use of navigation, music, and other applications on a car's display. While the feature is power-intensive, users can implement mitigation steps to reduce battery consumption.

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Big chipmakers are already committed to using ASML's next-generation production technology by as soon as 2028

Major chipmakers like Samsung and TSMC are committing to ASML's next-generation High NA EUV lithography technology, with volume manufacturing expected by 2028 and 2030 respectively. This advanced technology, already in limited use by Intel and SK Hynix, promises faster production, higher yields, and more efficient chipmaking, driven by the significant demand from the AI industry.

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Xiaomi 18 Fold hands-on: An attractive 'mid-size' foldable with powerful specs

Xiaomi's new foldable phone, the Xiaomi 18 Fold, has been revealed with impressive specifications. This launch comes just before Apple is expected to announce its own foldable iPhone.

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6 ways to make the most out of your Apple Wallet

This guide explores the various features of Apple Wallet, highlighting how users can store digital passes, cards, and other items. It suggests ways to maximize the utility of the digital wallet for everyday convenience.

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How to make your iPhone's alarm ring at full volume even when your calls are muted

Apple has updated its sound settings to ensure iPhone alarms ring at full volume, even when calls are muted. This change addresses a previous issue where users might miss alarms if they had lowered the general volume.

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How to disconnect CarPlay so it will stop auto-connecting to your phone

This guide explains how to prevent Apple CarPlay from automatically connecting to your phone in your car. It offers methods to disable the feature when it causes frustration.

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How to split bills and customize passes in Apple Wallet with iOS 27 Update

Apple's upcoming iOS 27 update will introduce new features to Apple Wallet, including enhanced bill splitting capabilities and customizable passes. The update aims to streamline financial management for users.

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Is it safe to buy a refurbished iPhone from Walmart?

The article discusses the safety and cost-effectiveness of purchasing refurbished iPhones from Walmart compared to buying directly from Apple. While Walmart offers lower prices, it involves navigating multiple sellers and terms, potentially increasing complexity.

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How to use your MacBook's built-in backup tool instead of paying for cloud storage

This guide explains how to use macOS's built-in backup tools on a MacBook as an alternative to paid cloud storage services. It highlights that users do not need cloud access for local file backups.

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Common problems with Apple Wallet and how to fix them

This guide provides troubleshooting steps for common issues with Apple Wallet and Apple Pay, focusing on solutions when payments are not processing correctly.

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Apple iTunes still exists, but not the way it used to

Despite significant changes, the Apple iTunes Store remains operational for purchasing music. The article notes that while its prominence has diminished, the service is still available for consumers looking to buy digital tracks.

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Is it worth paying extra for iCloud storage?

This article discusses the value of paying for iCloud storage, explaining how exceeding the free tier can halt backups for photos, videos, and files. It suggests that choosing the appropriate plan is crucial for managing digital content effectively.

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10 products Apple is leaving behind in 2026

Apple is expected to discontinue several products and services by 2026 as the company focuses on upgrading its operating systems and hardware lines. This includes smartphones, smartwatches, displays, and computers.

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Apple has been sued for $2.7 billion over App Tracking Transparency rules

Apple is facing a $2.7 billion lawsuit over its App Tracking Transparency rules. The lawsuit alleges that Apple's policy was more restrictive towards third-party developers than it was for Apple's own services.

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The 5 best new shows and movies streaming this week on Netflix, Disney Plus, Apple TV, and more (September 4-6)

This week's streaming highlights include new releases on Netflix, Disney Plus, Apple TV, and more from September 4-6. Featured titles include the Star Wars film The Mandalorian and Grogu, the latest installment of the Scary Movie franchise, the crime drama comedy The Gentlemen season 2, the Apple TV comedy Mayday, and Glen Powell's sports comedy Chad Powers season 2.

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Apple faces £2bn lawsuit over implementation of App Tracking Transparency framework

Apple is facing a £2 billion class action lawsuit in the UK over its App Tracking Transparency (ATT) framework. The lawsuit alleges that Apple unfairly implemented ATT, discriminating against UK iOS developers and harming businesses that rely on advertising revenue, while applying less restrictive standards to its own data collection. Several European regulators have previously investigated Apple's ATT framework.

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Rare, working Apple I computer heads to auction

A working Apple I computer is heading to auction, with a similar unit having previously sold for over $671,000 in 2013. The article focuses on the upcoming sale of this rare piece of computing history.