Proton Proton has made quite a name for itself over the past several years, putting a privacy-first focus on all of its applications, including Proton Mail, Proton VPN, and more. In the past year, the company also launched its first foray into the AI market with Scribe, an AI writing assistant that is embedded directly…
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Apple Inc. Following the success of the Apple One bundle, Apple is now releasing a new AppleCare One subscription in the U.S. This is an all-in-one coverage plan for all of your Apple devices. According to the company, this new subscription plan is designed to be “convenient and comprehensive,” bringing the “ultimate peace of mind” to…
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Google For many people, Google Photos has been their go-to cloud storage service for photos and videos for years. But Google Photos doesn’t just provide a fast way to ensure your memories are preserved beyond the storage of your smartphone — Google Photos also lets users edit content with ease. The arrival of generative AI…
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Samsung Unlike in previous years, there appears to be consensus among leakers and analysts that Apple will launch a foldable iPhone in 2026. The handset should be included in the iPhone 18 series that’s likely to be unveiled in September 2026. While we don’t have an official name for the first foldable iPhone, we’ve referred…
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José Adorno for BGR With the release of iOS 26 beta 4, Apple continues to make major changes to its upcoming software update. As we move closer to the availability of the first iOS 26 public beta, the company wants to make sure users have the experience it envisioned for the most important iOS update…
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Christian de Looper for BGR The iPhone 17 series should feature Apple’s first-ever ultra-thin iPhone model, a device we’ve been calling the iPhone 17 Air. Leaks say the phone will measure just 5.5 mm thick, which is even thinner than Samsung’s recently released Galaxy S25 Edge (5.8 mm). Apple will make several compromises to deliver…
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José Adorno for BGR Alongside the new AppleCare One subscription announced by Apple on Wednesday, the company is also expanding AppleCare+ Theft and Loss coverage for iPad and Apple Watch users. With the new plan, if you leave your iPad behind in a cafeteria or forget your Apple Watch in a hotel room, you can…
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José Adorno for BGR Following the release of iOS 18.6 beta 3, Apple is now making beta 4 available to developers. While this is one of the most underwhelming updates of the iOS 18 cycle — after all, most developers are focused on the iOS 26 test builds — it is still an important update…
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Every June, Apple unveils its newest operating system updates at WWDC before making them available to download in September, around the time new hardware launches. The June-to-September period is reserved for beta testing the software, and it’s a very exciting time for two groups of users. First, developers get access to betas in June, right…
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The iPhone 17 release date is about two months away, with Apple expected to deliver one of the most exciting iPhone lineups in history. The iPhone 17, 17 Air, 17 Pro, and 17 Pro Max are the rumored members of this year’s new iPhone lineup. The ultra-thin Air model is easily one of the most…
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