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🕊️ WWDC26 hype is building 👨‍💻 Apple has released a promotional teaser on YouTube with the slogan All systems glow. The company has also added a live countdown to the WWDC26 opening keynote on its Newsroom page. 🔜 June 8 is shaping up to be a big day for iOS, macOS, watchOS, and the rest of Apple's ecosystem. @DailyApple

🥽 The future of Apple’s Vision lineup remains uncertain ⚫️ New photos of a black Apple Vision Pro prototype have surfaced online. Apple has never officially shown the headset in this color, and journalists believe the images may depict an early M2-based prototype that never made it to production. 👂 At the same time, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims Apple has scaled back its Vision roadmap to just two products: AI-powered smart glasses without a display, expected by 2027, and AR/XR glasses with a display, targeted for 2029. Meanwhile, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman continues to report that Apple is still working on a lighter Vision Pro variant, tentatively dubbed Vision Air. #rumors #VisioPro @iPhone

💨 AirDrop now works on Xiaomi 📰 Xiaomi flagship smartphones, including the 17T Pro, have gained AirDrop support through the HyperOS 3 update based on Android 16.

ℹ️ File sharing between Apple and Android devices is now possible thanks to AirDrop integration within the Quick Share service. To use the feature, iPhone users need to enable the "Everyone for 10 Minutes" visibility option. 📱 Support has already been rolled out on Samsung and Google devices, as well as newer OPPO and Vivo models. The Quick Share expansion was announced in December, and Google plans to bring AirDrop compatibility to nearly all Android devices.

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📰 Apple’s smart glasses are reportedly delayed until late 2027, but new Apple TV 4K and HomePod mini are expected to arrive this fall 👓 According to Mark Gurman, Apple’s glasses are being designed as a mainstream accessory for iPhone users, not a niche gadget. They’re expected to feature cameras, video recording, calls, notifications, voice control, and a new AI-powered Siri – all packed into a design that looks like regular eyewear. Estimated price: $200–500. 📺 Meanwhile, the next Apple TV 4K and HomePod mini are already being tested internally. Don’t expect a major redesign, but Apple TV should get upgraded internals and a refreshed Siri Remote. Both devices are expected to launch alongside the new Siri in iOS and tvOS 27 this fall. @DailyApple

📱 Sonny Dickson has shared new photos of iPhone 18 Pro dummy units in four colors • Light Blue • Black • Silver • Dark Cherry

🍒 According to him, the cherry finish could be the standout color of the lineup and may become the next fan favorite. There is still no certainty regarding the black version, as it could ultimately be a dark gray shade instead. The colors shown on these mockups may not perfectly match the final product, but they offer a solid preview of the possible color options Apple is considering.

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🤪 Apple’s biggest Siri redesign yet could arrive with iOS 27 at WWDC 2026 📰 According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple is testing a new AI-first Siri experience featuring a Dynamic Island interface, a dedicated chatbot-style Siri app, and a new “Search or Ask” panel accessible with a swipe. Users may even be able to choose third-party AI assistants such as ChatGPT or Gemini for certain tasks. 🔎 Other rumored upgrades include a customizable Camera app with a new Siri-powered Visual Intelligence mode, AI grammar tools, smarter photo editing, AI-generated wallpapers, enhanced Genmoji creation, and natural-language automations in Shortcuts. 🤞 All we can do is hope that this goes much further than just a nice Keynote at WWDC on June 8. #iOS #Siri #AI #WWDC @DailyApple

📰 Chinese case makers have already shown off their versions of accessories for the “iPhone Ultra” 🔎 You can already pre-order them and take a detailed look at the designs and dimensions. #rumors #iphone @iPhone

📰 The new feature will be able to detect when a phone is suddenly snatched from a user’s hands and immediately lock the screen. To identify potential theft, Apple plans to use the iPhone’s built-in accelerometer and analyze the stability of its wireless connection with an Apple Watch. 💰 The feature is designed to combat a common street theft tactic where thieves on motorcycles grab unlocked phones from pedestrians. According to Wired, an unlocked iPhone can sell for up to $1,000 on the black market – around five times more than a locked device. 🔜 Apple is expected to unveil the technology at WWDC, taking place June 8-12. #features @iPhone

📱 Apple streamed a football match entirely on the iPhone 17 Pro Max for the first time 🎥 The MLS match between LA Galaxy and Houston Dynamo FC was filmed completely using fifteen iPhone 17 Pro Max devices. 👍 The compact size of the smartphones made it possible to capture unique angles that are difficult to achieve with traditional broadcast cameras. #iphone @iPhone

📰 Electric supercar designed with former Apple icon Jony Ive 🚘 Ferrari has unveiled its first-ever EV – the Luce. The car was designed by LoveFrom led by Jony Ive – the legendary former Apple designer behind the iPhone, iMac, MacBook, and Apple Watch.

🐎 It delivers 1,050 hp, accelerates from 0–100 km/h in 2.5 seconds, reaches a top speed of 310 km/h, and offers up to 530 km of range. The five-seat hatchback features a plastic-free recycled aluminum interior, OLED displays, and physical controls. 💶 Price starts at €550,000, with deliveries beginning in late 2026.

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🆕 @iPhone 18 leaks dropped 📱 Insider Majin Bu has shared photos of cases for the entire upcoming iPhone 18 lineup.

• The images show transparent MagSafe-compatible cases along with their retail packaging for Apple’s still unannounced phones. According to the leak, the base iPhone 18 will keep almost the exact same design as its predecessor. The upgrades are expected to be focused on internal hardware rather than appearance. • Meanwhile, the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max are rumored to become slightly thicker. The camera module could grow from 12.92 mm to 13.77 mm, likely due to major camera improvements and upgraded optics.

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📰 Apple could be preparing one of the biggest iPhone redesigns in years 📱 According to Front Page Tech, the anniversary iPhone 20 may feature an almost completely bezel-less design. The renders show a device that looks like a single piece of glass, with the display curved on all four sides. The biggest question is whether Apple will finally manage to hide both Face ID and the front camera under the display. Sources are still divided on whether the technology will be ready by then.

Other rumored upgrades include: • a new A21 chip • a silicon-anode battery for significantly better battery life • an improved HDR camera sensor • HBM memory for more advanced on-device AI features

📷 The renders show only two rear cameras instead of the usual three on current Pro models – which could mean Apple is rethinking the design beyond just the Pro lineup. 🤞 For now, it’s all based on leaks and rumors, but if even part of this turns out to be true, the iPhone 20 could become Apple’s boldest iPhone since the original. #rumors #iphone @DailyApple

👂 Liquid metal for future @iPhone Pro frames 📰 Apple may be preparing a return to titanium for future iPhones. According to leaker Instant Digital, Apple is exploring new materials for upcoming iPhone models after moving away from titanium in recent generations.

🤨 One of the ideas reportedly considered was Liquid Metal – the same advanced alloy Apple is testing for the hinge mechanism in its future foldable iPhone Ultra. But mass production and durability challenges make this option unlikely for full iPhone frames. 🧐 Instead, Apple is said to be working on an upgraded version of titanium that could solve previous heat dissipation issues while also being lighter than current materials. The leak claims Apple could bring titanium back to Pro iPhones once the new formula is ready, although there’s no launch timeline yet.

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🔄 Apple is entering a major restructuring phase 📰 According to Bloomberg, the company is significantly reshaping its internal structure to bring chip development and product creation much closer together. The idea is simple: hardware, software, and products should be built as one unified system – not as separate divisions.

What’s changing: • Teams working on Apple Silicon will now be more deeply integrated with product development groups. • Leadership of product design is shifting to Shelly Goldberg and Dave Pakula, who will now oversee nearly Apple’s entire product lineup. • Kate Bergeron will focus on device reliability and materials engineering across Apple products. • Once John Ternus becomes CEO on September 1, leaders of Apple’s Home, Audio, and even robotics projects will report directly to Johny Srouji.

🤖 The most interesting part: Apple clearly seems to be preparing for its next era. If the company was previously centered around the iPhone and ecosystem expansion, this now looks like preparation for the next major cycle: AI + custom silicon + smart home devices + robotics. Looks like that “smart Siri” from Apple’s ads might finally become something real – not just a futuristic concept. #AppleInc @DailyApple

👨‍💻 Apple has announced the WWDC26 schedule 🔜 The keynote will begin on June 8 at 10 am PT. It will be streamed online via Apple’s website, the Apple TV app, and Apple’s YouTube channel. 🔨 Platform State of the Union – a special event for developers – will follow at 1 p.m. PT.

• All WWDC26 sessions and presentations will be available online for Apple Developer members from June 8 to June 12. • Q&A sessions with Apple engineers and designers will take place from June 9–12. They will be available through the Apple Developer Forums and livestreams on the Apple Developer portal. • Developers will be able to access the full WWDC26 content through the Apple Developer app and website, as well as on YouTube, LinkedIn, WeChat, and bilibili.

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📰 Bloomberg reports about iOS 27 at WWDC on June 8 🤪 The main upgrade is a redesigned Siri with a chat-style interface and standalone app. AI features will run on Google Gemini models, while users will be able to choose how long chats are stored: 30 days, 1 year, or forever. 😅 The new Siri will launch in beta due to development delays. Apple is also updating Genmoji with emoji suggestions based on photos and text. 🐌 Bloomberg also claims tensions are growing between Apple and OpenAI over weak ChatGPT integration in Siri and Apple Intelligence. #iOS #WWDC @DailyApple

🇪🇺 Apple opens @iPhone features to third-party accessories – EU only 📰 With iOS 26.5, third-party headphones and smartwatches can now access features previously limited to AirPods and Apple Watch. Now supported: • one-tap pairing • interactive notifications on smartwatches • Live Activities – real-time updates shown on the lock screen, such as timers, delivery tracking, or live sports scores 📄 The changes come due to the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), which requires major tech companies to open their platforms to competitors and avoid locking users into their own devices and services. #iOS

💭 Apple started rolling out end-to-end encryption for RCS messaging between iPhone and Android users 📰 The feature is currently available in beta for users running iOS 26.5 with supported carriers and Android users on the latest version of Google Messages. 🤝 Apple says it worked together with Google and the GSMA to bring E2EE to RCS — the modern messaging standard replacing traditional SMS. 🔒 Encrypted chats are marked with a lock icon, and encryption is enabled by default. This means messages sent between iPhones and Android devices can no longer be read by Apple, Google, carriers, or third parties during transmission. #apps #iOS @iPhone

📱 A few rumors from Majin Bu 💸 The foldable iPhone could cost more than $2,300 for the base version with 256 GB of storage. The top-tier configuration will most likely cost around $3,000. #iphone #rumors @iPhone

🤝 Apple and Intel have reached a preliminary agreement on chip manufacturing 📰 This is reported by The Wall Street Journal sources, but it’s still unclear which Apple devices will use Intel-made chips, but negotiations reportedly lasted more than a year. The U.S. government also played a role in supporting the deal as part of efforts to strengthen Intel’s position in the semiconductor market. 🤔 For Apple, the partnership could reduce dependence on TSMC (Taiwan), while Intel would secure stable demand from one of the world’s biggest tech companies. #AppleInc @DailyApple