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Stylized illustration featuring the Apple App Store icon centered on a blue gradient background with abstract rounded shapes and layered geometric elements. The clean, modern artwork represents Apple's digital app marketplace and is commonly used to illustrate topics related to App Store updates, iOS apps, app discovery, and Apple's software ecosystem.

Apple’s new iOS model for Brazil is here

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

Promotional graphic for Android 17 featuring a smartphone displaying the Google Messages app with an RCS group chat overlaid on a video. Surrounding interface cards highlight privacy and security features, including a precise location permission prompt and a “Mark as lost” device option, alongside floating icons for location, messaging, security, and the Gemini AI assistant. The clean blue-and-white design represents Android 17’s focus on AI-powered communication, enhanced privacy controls, and device security.

Pixel first, everyone else later: Android 17 rolls out

Android 17 parental controls settings screen showing options to manage a child's device, including daily screen time limits, app limits, downtime schedules, app store content filters, web content filters, and a parental controls PIN. The page also highlights Google Family Link for managing parental controls, device location, and other family safety features.

Android Parental Controls are now available on every device

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

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 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

Close-up of the rear upper corner of a Mist Blue iPhone 17, showcasing its dual-camera system with two large vertically aligned lenses, LED flash, and sleek flat-edge aluminum design. The soft blue finish and smooth matte back are highlighted against a light gray background, emphasizing the phone’s minimalist aesthetic and camera hardware.

Apple’s iPhone 18 plan is changing

Apple iPhone 17 Pro JerryRigEverything durability test

Apple’s next Pro iPhone may not solve the scratch problem

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

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

2024 iPad mini 7th generation

Apple’s iPadOS 27 update is brutal for older iPads