Latest Intel chips beat Apple’s M5 in multi-core scores – for maybe two days
Two laptops with the latest Intel chips have beaten out the MacBook Pro with M5 chip – but it’s already clear that this will be an extremely short-lived victory. Benchmark results show impressive multi-core scores for the new Intel Core Ultra Series 3 in laptops from MSI and Lenovo … more…

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Apple just weeks from unveiling Google-powered Siri makeover, report claims
Macworld Earlier this month, Apple and Google issued a joint statement announcing a “multi-year collaboration” to base Siri and other Apple AI products on Google Gemini technology. But more details of the partnership, including the likely timeframe, have now been revealed by a new report. In the latest edition of his Power On newsletter, Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman claims Apple “appears to be less than a month away from unveiling the results of this partnership.” He isn’t sure if this announcement will take the form of a full press event, acknowledging that the company may choose instead to brief journalists individually, but either way, the information should be out there in a matter of weeks. According to Gurman, the Siri announcement will mostly consist of what we’ve heard before. Apple will tell us that, finally fulfilling a promise made at WWDC 2024 and later repeatedly delayed, Siri will soon be able to use contextual data–other information on the screen, and everything it knows about the user–to more accurately execute spoken commands. But that’s not all. As we previously reported, the Gemini partnership should bring some new features, including the ability to answer questions conversationally and tell stories, to Apple’s AI products as well. There will be a gap between the announcement and updated Siri actually rolling out to the public, but it shouldn’t be anything like the delays we’ve seen so far. Gurman expects the new features to be bundled with iOS 26.4, which is currently slated to hit beta testing in February and launch in March or early April. Beyond April, we can look forward to bigger changes later in the year. Gurman insists that a “fully reimagined” version of Siri, internally codenamed Campos, will be announced at WWDC 2026 and form part of the iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27 updates which roll out to the public in the fall. “The new system,” Gurman writes, “is a fresh architecture and interface designed from the ground up for the chatbot era.” It will be more conversational than current Siri or even the Siri in iOS 26.4, and capable of “sustained back-and-forth dialogue.” This too will be based on Gemini technology. But there’s a sting in the tail. While Apple rushed to emphasise that the upcoming Gemini-enhanced version of Siri will run on-device or on Apple’s own servers, implying that this approach was chosen for privacy reasons, Santos may not. According to Gurman’s sources, Apple and Google are currently discussing a plan to have it run on Google’s cloud infrastructure to improve responsiveness. It’s unclear how Apple would square this with its “industry-leading privacy standards,” but it will have plenty of opportunities to make that argument in its various press engagements this year.

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Apple's new AirTag makes it easier to stay on top of your stuff
After years of rumors, Apple has finally released a new AirTag with more precise tracking from longer range, a louder speaker, and longer Bluetooth range.Apple AirTag 2 improve battery, tracking, and safetyOn Monday morning, Apple released the second-generation AirTag. The company's quarter-sized item tracker received several notable updates.These updates mainly address concerns from earlier models. Improvements include a louder speaker, a better Ultra Wideband chip, and more precise tracking. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple announces new Black Unity Braided Solo Loop for Apple Watch
Alongside the new AirTag, Apple this morning announced its new Black Unity Apple Watch band. The Apple Watch Unity Connection Braided Solo Loop honors Black History Month and “celebrating the power of connection.” more…

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Apple launches AirTag 2 with improved range, louder speaker, more
Apple has announced a brand new AirTag 2 that’s available to order now, here are the details on the update. more…

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Synaptics Has the Platforms. Now It Needs a Modern Megaphone
Synaptics is no longer just a touchpad supplier. With Astra and Veros, it’s building a credible edge AI platform — but in 2026, the bigger challenge may be mindshare, messaging, and executive visibility. The post appeared first on TechNewsWorld.

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Review: CalDigit TS5 – the best Thunderbolt 5 dock for most Mac users [Video]
After CalDigit TS5, which only sports 15 ports. Although not as powerful as the TS5 Plus, after trying the regular TS5 for the last month, I’d recommend it over its bigger brother for most Mac users. Like the TS5 Plus, it provides 64 GB/s max PCIe bandwidth, up to 140W of Power Delivery, and a heaping helping of I/O. But it also features an additional Thunderbolt 5 downstream port, and it’s $100 cheaper than the TS5 Plus. Is the CalDigit TS5 the dock you should consider for your Mac? Watch our hands-on video walkthrough as we take a closer look, and be sure to subscribe to 9to5Mac on YouTube for more. more…

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Apple published a new Press Release
Apple just published a new Press Release:Apple unveils the new Black Unity Apple Watch band

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Apple’s iPad Magic Keyboard isn’t overpriced–it’s underappreciated
Macworld So you just spent at least a grand on a new iPad Pro, and you’re wondering why you should waste $299-$349 more on a mere keyboard case. Well, that’s just it. Apple’s overhauled Magic Keyboard for the M4 and M5 iPad Pro models isn’t a mere keyboard case. The accessory has been rebuilt with higher-end materials and now supports even more features, turning your tablet into an effective laptop replacement. While there are cheaper third-party replicas that manage to get some things right, you’re unlikely to find one that ticks the 5 checkboxes that follow. Keyboard warrior The iPad Pro is renowned for its crisp OLED screen, a feature which is appreciated by artists and movie fans alike. iPad users, however, know all too well that most of the time they don’t get to enjoy that screen in its entirety. Whenever you tap on a text field, the software keyboard pops up, occupying around half of the real estate. This covers a significant portion of the on-screen content, making it hard to maximize one’s productivity. When a Magic Keyboard is attached to your iPad Pro, by contrast, the system automatically stops showing the software keyboard. This lets you take advantage of the full 11- or 13-inch display and get work done in a more practical manner. You also get to rely on keyboard shortcuts in supported first- and third-party apps, which accelerates most workflows. What makes the embedded keyboard so special is its build quality and MacBook-like specs. You get backlit keys, a function row, and the scissor mechanism which elevates the typing experience. I’ve tried other keyboard cases in the past—including Apple’s own—and it’s hard to think of any variant that surpasses the latest-generation Magic Keyboard. A glass act: The keyboard’s premium trackpad makes life easier and more productive.Mahmoud Itani / Foundry Premium trackpad with premium features Unlike most keyboard cases, the Magic Keyboard comes with an embedded trackpad that supports multitouch gestures. While the previous version offered the bare minimum, the recent model switches to a premium trackpad, similar to that of the MacBook. It’s now made of glass, and offers haptic feedback. iPadOS 26 also plays a major role in this setup. With this OS, the mouse cursor has been redesigned to become pointier and less of a circle. It’s now easier to precisely tap a smaller UI element and operate it in a desktop computer fashion. By actively using the trackpad to interact with your iPad Pro, you also protect the display’s oleophobic coating, which wears down when touched repeatedly. Extra port-able If you depend on wired accessories, the fact that the iPad Pro has just one Thunderbolt port can feel like a major limitation. Unless you pay for (and carry around) a dongle, you won’t be able to charge your tablet and attach add-ons, such as external storage devices, at the same time. The Magic Keyboard remedies the situation by adding a second USB-C port on the opposite side. Any port in a storm: The Magic Keyboard’s extra USB-C port can be a life-saver.Mahmoud Itani / Foundry Designed by Apple, to Apple’s high standards Design is one of the main reasons why Apple devices sell so well. From the initial unboxing experience to the way the products are built, the premium feel is undeniable. And the latest Magic Keyboard is no different. The keyboard case is now made from aluminum with finishes that match the iPad Pro’s color options. When connected, it no longer feels like a separate accessory; the two products combine seamlessly to look like, and function as, a single entity. Despite the device’s slimness, it still feels sturdy when placed on flat surfaces, such as tabletops. The segment that attaches to the iPad Pro features a soft layer to prevent scratching the tablet’s metal back. That’s not to mention the responsive, versatile hinge that lets you adjust the viewing angle as needed. The Magic Keyboard’s utility extends beyond typing. It’s a protective cover that shields the iPad Pro’s delicate back and glass front when out and about. It also doubles as a kickstand case for when you’re binge-watching your favorite TV shows hands-free. Design-wise, this is a winner. Thin machine: The Magic Keyboard is slender but robust.Mahmoud Itani / Foundry It just works—when you need it Aside from its attractive, minimalist design, the Magic Keyboard lives up to Apple’s famous “It just works” philosophy. The accessory requires no setup or pairing whatsoever; you just align your iPad Pro accordingly, and the two devices magnetically attach together. The keyboard case then communicates with the iPad and draws power using the Smart Connector on the back. As such, you don’t have to charge the Magic Keyboard or deal with Bluetooth connections and potential latency. Since the iPad Pro attaches to the Magic Keyboard using built-in magnets, you can conveniently detach it when the case isn’t needed. It’s as straightforward as using a MagSafe-enabled wallet with your iPhone. This allows you to easily switch between the tablet and notebook format depending on your tasks and your needs. No fuss, and no headaches. If you’re not convinced, check out our roundup of the best iPad keyboards. Apple Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro Price When Reviewed: 11-inch iPad Pro: $299, 13-inch iPad Pro: $349 Best Prices Today: $269 at Amazon | $269 at Walmart | $289 at B&H

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149M logins exposed in unsecured database, inc 900k Apple accounts
A database containing 149 million account logins has been found sitting unsecured on a cloud service. The records include 900,000 usernames and passwords for Apple accounts. It was discovered by the same security researcher who found a similar database of 184 million records last year … more…

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JP Morgan hikes AAPL target to $315 over iPhone 18 expectations
Analysts at JP Morgan have increased the Apple stock price target to $315 because it has high expectations for iPhone 18 demand, and at the same time have clarified how strong it thinks that iPhone revenues will be in the Q1 2026 financial results.A render of what the iPhone 18 could look like - Image credit: AppleInsiderApple will be revealing its first-quarter financial results for 2026 on January 29, and analysts are putting in their last-minute forecasts ahead of their release. In the case of JP Morgan, it's also changing its expectations for Apple's share value.In Monday's note to investors seen by AppleInsider, JP Morgan has adjusted its one-year share price target to $315. It was last raised in October 2025, when it had shifted from $290 to $305. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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EU also investigating as Grok generated 23,000 CSAM images in 11 days
The EU has opened its own investigation into the Grok chatbot generating child sexual abuse material. It’s estimated that Grok generated 23,000 CSAM images in just 11 days. Despite multiple calls for Apple and Google to temporarily remove both X and Grok from the App Store, neither company has yet done so … more…

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Apple’s High-Stakes Gemini Bet May End in a Messy Split
Apple’s Gemini partnership gives Siri a fast path to frontier-level AI, but it also ties iOS intelligence to a direct rival. If history is a guide, Apple will use the deal to catch up — then work aggressively to outgrow it. The post appeared first on TechNewsWorld.

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Tim Cook slammed for attending 'Melania' screening on night of Alex Pretti killing
Apple CEO Tim Cook attended a private White House screening of a documentary about Melania Trump, and the timing of the event has seen him facing a vitriolic backlash from critics and customers.Melania Trump at the White House screening of her film — image credit: Melania TrumpIt's been the cost of doing business during the Trump Administration — Tim Cook has personally contributed to the new White House ballroom, for instance. He's also presented the President with a gold trophy, ostensibly awarded for Trump inspiring more US investment when in actuality it was business as usual for Apple.So Tim Cook being included in the guest list of the latest Trump event, or even really being required to attend, should not be a surprise. That the event was the screening of what's said to be a sycophantic documentary about First Lady Melania Trump, should even make people sympathetic to Cook. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Contrasting Apple standing up to FBI with Microsoft BitLocker keys isn’t fair
Confirmation that Microsoft handed over BitLocker keys to the FBI for three Windows laptops is being contrasted with Apple standing up to the same agency back in 2015. However, the comparison isn’t actually fair, and there is a simple way for Windows users to ensure their encrypted data remains secure … more…

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Apple’s obsession with ads is destroying the iPhone
Macworld Disappointing news for iPhone and iPad owners last week, when it emerged that from the start of March, Apple will run more ads in App Store search queries. You may feel that searching for “into the breach” should surface the game “Into the Breach” rather than the “Hero Wars: Alliance” RPG, but Apple does not appear to agree. Now, you might argue that I’m stretching the term “news” a little, since we’ve had ads in App Store search since 2016, and even this latest expansion of the program, creating multiple paid slots per query, was first floated last month. But you would be wrong, because we just learned two new nuggets of knowledge: the timeframe, and the markets which will get the extra ads first (the U.K., followed by Japan, followed by everyone else). So there. In any case, the topic is one that lends itself to small updates rather than blockbuster announcements, because Apple’s love affair with in-software advertising is one long process of gradual expansion. The thin end of the wedge is slowly replaced by the thick end of the degraded user experience. At first, it was a single ad at the top of each search query. Then those ads spread to other parts of the App Store. And Apple News. And Stocks. And iMovie. And, in another 2026 development, Apple Maps. The company is constantly pushing for more intrusive advertising. When users push back hard enough (such as ads for gambling apps appearing in the “You Might Also Like” section), Apple generally takes a step back; when they don’t, Apple takes another step forward. And this is the latest. It’s easy to see why Apple would want to add ever more ad slots to its software platforms: money. You don’t get to a market cap of $4 trillion without having an eye for revenue opportunities. But it’s not free money. It comes at the cost of user trust. Apple’s whole thing is that it’s different from other tech companies. It makes the hardware and the software. The hardware is there to bring in the revenue, and the software is there to make the hardware as appealing as possible. This is supposed to be the company you go to if you’re sick of having your data harvested, of being a product rather than a customer. Apple fans pay a premium upfront, and in return, they get to inhabit a safe space: the famous walled garden. And they’re entitled to expect Apple to remove weeds and throw out any traveling salesmen. Why, a customer might reasonably ask, am I seeing ads? Was the $999 I spent on my iPhone not enough for you? And if you’re going to start doing the same things as Google, what’s stopping me from saving money and buying an Android phone? This might sound like a small annoyance: the equivalent of someone complaining about ads on the cheaper tiers of their streaming service of choice. (There are promotional slots, inevitably, before shows on Apple TV, as well as widespread product placement.) But this runs a lot deeper. Search ads specifically are poison to a healthy ecosystem, because they exist entirely to direct consumers away from the product they asked for and towards the product the platform owner was paid to recommend. Ads are labeled, of course, but if nobody clicked them, nobody would pay for them. They’re directing traffic. They’re shaping the market. They’re making it more likely that an Apple Maps user will walk past the hidden gem gastropub that desperately needs the business and into the subpar chain restaurant that paid for an ad. So Apple needs to think about the app ecosystem it wants to run. Does it want to reward innovation, encourage small developers to thrive, help customers to navigate millions of apps and find the one that’s best for them? Or does it want to favor bigger developers and help copycats to mislead consumers into downloading the wrong app? I’d like to think it’s the former. But every expansion to its in-software advertising business makes me doubt it more. Foundry Welcome to our weekly Apple Breakfast column, which includes all the Apple news you missed last week in a handy bite-sized roundup. We call it Apple Breakfast because we think it goes great with a Monday morning cup of coffee or tea, but it’s cool if you want to give it a read during lunch or dinner hours too. Trending: Top stories Oh, great, exclaims the Macalope. Now the rest of Apple is also doomed because of AI. Mahmoud Itani lists 5 reasons why the Magic Keyboard is the most underrated iPad accessory. Exclusive: Inside Enchanté, Apple’s AI chatbot for employee productivity. Utah senator has nothing better to do than officially troll iPhone users. John Brandon is a Mac gamer. These 8 accessories leveled up his rig, big-time. Here are 7 surprising Apple Photos tools to elevate your iPhone photography game. Podcast of the week The MacBook Pro is celebrating its 20th anniversary. So on the latest episode of the Macworld Podcast, we’re taking a look at the MacBook lineup and its beginnings, its current state, and its future. You can catch every episode of the Macworld Podcast on YouTube, Spotify, Soundcloud, the Podcasts app, or our own site. Reviews corner Sennheiser HDB 630: aptX adaptive headphones that work with Apple. ESR CryoBoost Foldable 3-in-1: Fast Qi2 charging with active cooling. OWC StudioStack: More Mac storage. Faster speeds. Way less money. The rumor mill Siri will reportedly evolve into a full-fledged chatbot this fall. Apple’s next wearable could be an AI pin. Apple Car’s existence confirmed… by Airbnb. Analyst shares expected tech specs for the iPhone Fold. While the iPhone 18 is expected to get a much brighter screen. Video of the week @macworld.com iPhone 18 Pro Face ID is the center after all #apple #iphone #leak ♬ original sound – Macworld – Macworld It’s time for a little rumor update for all you iPhone enjoyers. Enjoy all our short-form video on TikTok or Instagram. Software updates, bugs, and problems Still on iOS 18? Here’s why it’s finally time to upgrade to iOS 26. Hackers threaten to release ‘exact’ details of unreleased Apple products. These iPhone AI apps expose your data, and they’re all over the App Store. Google Chrome for iOS tests Safari data import feature at long last. And with that, we’re done for this week’s Apple Breakfast. If you’d like to get regular roundups, sign up for our newsletters, including our new email from The Macalope–an irreverent, humorous take on the latest news and rumors from a half-man, half-mythical Mac beast. You can also follow us on Facebook, Threads, Bluesky, or X for discussion of breaking Apple news stories. See you next Monday, and stay Appley.

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Upgrade everything you do with an iPad Pro M4 for $400 off
Macworld TL;DR: Get a near-mint iPad Pro 13″ with Apple’s M4 chip for $899.20, save $400, and enjoy pro-level performance while supplies last. This is the kind of Apple deal that doesn’t hang around for long. The iPad Pro 13-inch powered by Apple’s M4 chip—the same tablet redefining what “portable” performance means—is available in near-mint condition for just $899.20, a full $400 off its MSRP. Inside, the M4 chip delivers desktop-class speed that handles everything from heavy multitasking to creative workflows like video editing, illustration, and AR. Pair that power with the Ultra Retina XDR display, ProMotion refresh rates, and jaw-dropping color accuracy, and you’ve got a screen that’s just as impressive for spreadsheets as it is for streaming. Despite all that power, the iPad Pro stays ultra-thin and lightweight, ideal for working on the go, sketching ideas anywhere, or replacing a laptop altogether. You also get a 12MP advanced camera system, studio-quality audio with four speakers, and up to 10 hours of battery life to keep things moving all day. This unit arrives in Grade A, near-mint condition, meaning little to no visible wear—just premium Apple hardware at a much friendlier price. Apple Pencil and Magic Keyboard aren’t included, but the performance absolutely is. Get this like-new Apple iPad Pro 13″ with M4 chip for just $899.20 (MSRP $1,299) for a limited time. Apple iPad Pro 13″ (2024) M4 256GB WI-Fi Space Black (Refurbished)See Deal StackSocial prices subject to change.

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This $999 MacBook Air is $200 right now
Macworld TL;DR: Get a MacBook Air on sale for $199.97 (reg. $999). Older MacBooks make great everyday computers, whether you’re at school or need something to take your work on the road. This MacBook Air refurb has a few years on it, but it has an A/B rating, which means it works great but may have some minor superficial signs of wear. That’s a good thing because it drops the price down to $199.97 (from $999). And shipping is free. This 13.3-inch MacBook Air has a 1.8GHz Intel Core i5 processor, 8GB of RAM, and a 128GB solid-state drive. That hardware is suitable for web browsing, document work, email, video streaming, and other everyday tasks. It’s not going to be a gaming computer, but it works well for the basics. The 1440×900 display is not current generation, but it is sharp enough for schoolwork and casual use, and the SSD helps the system boot and launch apps quickly. Connectivity includes Wi Fi for home or campus networks and Bluetooth for headphones, mice, keyboards, or file sharing with compatible devices. The built-in battery is rated for up to 12 hours, so light to moderate use can often last most of a day away from an outlet. This unit is refurbished with a Grade A/B rating, which means it may have light scuffs or small marks that do not affect performance. It ships with a MagSafe wall charger and a third-party 90-day parts and labor warranty. For a limited time, you can get a MacBook Air on sale for $199.97. Apple MacBook Air (2017) 13″ i5 1.8GHz 8GB RAM 128GB SSD Silver (Refurbished)See Deal StackSocial prices subject to change.

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Apple could move past its M5 chip faster than you think
Apple's M5 chip might have a short shelf life, with the M6 chip reportedly ready to hit shelves rather soon. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)

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Apple’s iPhone Air MagSafe Battery is 20% off for the first time ever
Macworld If Apple’s super-thin iPhone Air has one drawback, it’s the battery life. Apple understands this, which is why it makes a MagSafe battery pack that fits perfectly under the iPhone Air’s camera bump. Normally $99, it’s on sale for 20 percent off at Amazon right now, the first time we’ve ever seen it this low. Like the phone itself, the iPhone Air MagSafe Battery ​​​​​​​ is super slim and stylish, and won’t add too much bulk to the back of the phone. It’s designed to slip into your pocket with ease and has enough power to add up to 65 percent of your phone’s battery life, giving you those extra hours you absolutely need before you get to your regular charger. Just attach it, forget about it, and you’ll get through a full day without needing to think about a charger. If you wait till you need a charge, it delivers 12W of fast wireless charging, so it won’t take long before your phone is back to 100 percent. And sure, you may find similar power banks for less out there, but there’s none that will fit as well as this one does on your iPhone Air. So take advantage of this rare 20 percent discount for the Apple MagSafe power bank for the iPhone Air before it vanishes into thin air. Buy now at Amazon

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Apple's M5 iPad Pro drops to $899, plus save $600 on blowout M4 spec
Month-end iPad deals are in effect now, with Apple's latest M5 iPad Pro models falling to as low as $899 — and a blowout M4 tablet $600 off.Save up to $600 on iPad Pros with month-end savings.Matching the lowest price seen on the M5 iPad Pro line, the 11-inch Wi-Fi model with 256GB of storage is marked down to $899 at Amazon, a $100 discount off retail.Buy M5 iPad Pro for $899 Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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The 14-inch M5 MacBook Pro 16GB RAM 512GB is $150 Off
Amazon has the 14-inch M5 MacBook Pro with 16GB RAM and 512GB storage marked $150 off. Powered by the next-gen M5 chip, the premium laptop is made for speed and power, allowing you to breeze through your workload, edit, code, and play games with max graphics settings. The GPU of the MacBook features a Neural […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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Apple Introducing High-End Version Of AirPods Pro 3 in 2026
A new secondary high-end AirPods Pro 3 is being prepared to debut by Apple this year. In 2025, Ming-Chi Kuo, a supply chain analyst, stated that the company will introduce a new version of the AirPods Pro 3 this year, which is not usual for Apple because the company usually has a 3-year interval before […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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New Firmware for the Magic Keyboard for iPad Air and iPad Pro Models Rolled Out
The Magic Keyboard made for the iPad Pro and iPad Air have received a new firmware update from Apple. The M3 iPad Air had firmware version 0350.0135.0303, now 0400.0140.0303, while the M4 and M5 iPad Pro models had 0680.0220.0301, which is now 0750.0220.0304. The firmware is for both Magic Keyboard 11 and 13-inch variants that […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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9to5Mac Overtime 056: Powered by Google Gemini
Fernando and Jeff discuss the future of Siri and Apple Intelligence after learning it will be powered by Google Gemini models. 9to5Mac Overtime is a weekly video-first podcast exploring fun and interesting observations in the Apple ecosystem, featuring 9to5Mac’s Fernando Silva & Jeff Benjamin. Subscribe to Overtime via Apple Podcasts and our YouTube channel for more. more…

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Apple Redirecting OLED Display Orders to Samsung as BOE Has Trouble Keeping Up
BOE, the Chinese supplier of Apple, is having a hard time keeping up with OLED display panel production for the iPhone. Millions of orders are now being redirected to Samsung Display, The Elec reports. BOE has not been able to fix manufacturing problems that surfaced back in November and December, with issues in the specific […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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The 11-inch M5 iPad Pro 256GB Wi-Fi is $99 Off
Amazon has the 11-inch M5 iPad Pro with Wi-Fi support marked $99 off. The device features an Ultra Retina XDR Display that comes with ProMotion, precise contrast, P3 wide color, True Tone, and extreme brightness, along with nano-texture display glass, making it today’s most advanced display technology. It is powered by the next-generation M5 chip, […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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New Feature Allows the Import of Data from Safari to Chrome
iOS Chrome will add an option for users on the iPhone to import Safari data into the mobile browser by Google. As of now, Chrome 145 is in beta. User will be guided on navigating the import process for their passwords, browsing history, and bookmarks from Safari. The process needs users to manually export their […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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iPhone 18 Pro to Have Under-Screen Face ID
Many Apple rumors agree that the iPhone 18 Pro Max and iPhone 18 Pro models will have Face ID found under the screen. However, there are also speculations that clash with each other regarding the Dynamic Island and the impact of Face ID on this feature. ShrimpApplePro, an account on X, made a claim that […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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Threads Has More Mobile Users On Their Platform, Beating X
Threads by Meta has now surpassed X, its rival, in global daily usage. It is reported that Threads has amassed an active daily user count of 141.5 million on Android and iOS, while X has 125 million active users. The data shows that the platform crossed in front of X on mobile devices around October […] The post appeared first on iLounge.

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