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Guest at Walt Disney World holding an iPhone near a touchpoint scanner to use a Disney park pass stored in Apple Wallet. The contactless entry system allows visitors to access parks, rooms, or services using digital credentials on their iPhone.

iOS 27: Apple Wallet keys now support Disney World

Walt Disney World is one of the first real-world showcases…

A smartphone floating in a dark, space‑like scene with glowing particles streaking around it, showing the blue Comet app icon and logo prominently on the screen.

Perplexity Computer comes to Comet on iPhone

From any page in Comet, iPhone users can now hand…

Surreal collage on a deep blue space-like background featuring Earth at the center, surrounded by cutout images of a flower, butterfly, tent, instant camera, textured rug, and paper illustrations, evoking discovery, travel, nature, and personal interests.

Rec League is the kind of app the internet has been missing

The appeal of Rec League goes beyond another social app.

The image shows a collection of 3D icons representing various social media platforms arranged in a grid pattern on a white background with black dots. The icons include Pinterest, Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, WhatsApp, YouTube, LinkedIn, Spotify, Snapchat, and Twitter. Some icons have notification badges, with WhatsApp showing a badge with the number 3 and Snapchat showing a badge with the number 6. The icons are colorful and have a raised, three-dimensional appearance, making them stand out against the background.

Under-16s face social media ban in the UK

UK ministers say the change is meant to protect children…

Promotional image for the Hypelist app featuring a collection of Polaroid-style photographs scattered across a black background. The photos capture a variety of everyday moments, including a seaside meal, a coffee table scene, a ferry cabin, cyclists riding at night, landscapes, and lifestyle snapshots. The collage-style layout highlights Hypelist’s focus on creating, organizing, and sharing visual collections, recommendations, and personal lists based on experiences, places, and interests.

Hypelist lets you build lists around the things you love

Hypelist turns everyday favorites into clean, shareable lists that feel…

Promotional image for the Swipewipe photo cleaner app showing three versions of the same portrait photo arranged on a soft beige background. The center image is highlighted with a green checkmark to indicate a photo being kept, while the smaller images on either side feature trash can icons, representing photos selected for deletion. The visual illustrates Swipewipe’s swipe-based photo organization and cleanup process for managing duplicate or unwanted images.

Swipewipe makes clearing your camera roll feel oddly easy

For anyone with a camera roll full of duplicates and…

The Apple Music logo in white text against a vibrant red background. The text has a slight distortion or wave effect, giving it a dynamic, musical appearance. The Apple logo precedes the word "Music" and both share the same rippling, audiographic style treatment.

Apple Music iOS 27 update: AutoMix, artist pages, and Siri AI

Apple Music’s iOS 27 changes are subtle, but they add…

Microsoft PC Manager home dashboard displayed on a Windows desktop. The interface shows navigation options including Home, Protection, Storage, Apps, and Toolbox. The main panel highlights Windows tips, PC Boost functionality, memory usage statistics, temporary file cleanup information, and a large Boost button designed to optimize system performance.

The real purpose of Microsoft PC Manager

Built for Windows 10 and 11, PC Manager puts a…

Promotional graphic highlighting Snapchat's friends-only profile settings for teens under 16. A centered information card reads 'Share Just With Friends' and explains that Stories and Spotlight Posts are only visible to friends. The card overlays a blurred profile creation screen with a bright yellow 'Create My Profile' button in the background.

Snapchat gives under-16 users friends-only profiles

No more public spotlight—Snapchat shifts teens 13–15 to friends-only mode.

Three iPhone screens showcasing new Photos app editing tools in iOS 27. The first screen demonstrates an improved Cleanup feature for removing unwanted objects from a photo. The second shows Extend, which uses generative AI to expand an image beyond its original borders. The third highlights Reframe, allowing users to adjust composition and perspective after a photo is taken.

iOS 27 adds extend, reframe and better cleanup to the Photos app

iOS 27 brings Apple Intelligence deeper into Photos with tools…

Promotional image showcasing a dedicated Siri app experience across Apple devices, including Apple Vision Pro, MacBook, iPad, iPhone, and Apple Watch. The Siri interface displays a conversational AI response about Bosque de Chapultepec, with rich content cards, images, and contextual information synchronized across screens. The MacBook and iPad feature a standalone Siri app layout with suggested topics and search results, while the iPhone and Apple Watch present the same conversation in a mobile-friendly format. The image highlights Apple’s cross-device AI assistant experience, enabling seamless search, knowledge discovery, and contextual interactions throughout the Apple ecosystem.

Siri AI lands in a dedicated app across iPhone, iPad, and Mac

Apple just gave Siri its biggest redesign ever, turning the…

Promotional graphic showcasing a new Apple Shortcuts feature that allows users to create automations using natural language descriptions. A blue shortcut card displays the instruction: “When you leave work, message Pedro ‘I’m on my way’ and send your ETA.” A walking person icon in the top-left indicates a location-based trigger, while a play button in the top-right represents shortcut execution. The image highlights Apple Intelligence-powered shortcut creation, enabling users to describe actions in plain language and automatically generate complex automations without manually configuring individual steps.

Building shortcuts on iPhone now starts with plain English

Shortcuts for the rest of us arrive with Apple Intelligence.