iOS 18.4 update causes deleted apps to return to iPhone
iPhone users are facing an unexpected problem. Apps and games that were removed a while ago have appeared, along with other apps that were never installed on the iPhone. What's the story?
iPhone users are facing an unexpected problem. Apps and games that were removed a while ago have appeared, along with other apps that were never installed on the iPhone. What's the story?
Here's the final list of iPhones that will support iOS 19. Is your device on the list or will it be unable to run the new system?
The iOS 18.4 update is part of the iOS 18 series, which launched last September, and brings with it a wide range of features that enhance the user experience. In this article, we'll review the most important new features in the iOS 18.4 update.
Apple today released iOS 18.4 and iPadOS 18.4, the fourth major updates to its operating system. iOS 18.4 includes new Apple intelligence features but no major leap forward for Siri. There are also new emoji and a new Vision Pro app. Here's everything you need to know about iOS 18.4 and iPadOS 18.4.
Happy New Year to all our dear Fon Islam followers. We've been together for over sixteen Eids, and we ask God to perpetuate the love between us. It's a truly happy Eid, and on this occasion we'll offer a small gift. Most importantly, we're working hard to continually improve and develop our existing applications.
Did you know that you can control your iPhone using your eye movements? You can do this if you have an iPhone 12 or later running iOS 18. Eye control is one of Apple's great accessibility features to make life easier for users and also to help those with limited use of their hands.
Months before the official launch event, rumors have begun to circulate about the iPhone 17 Pro models. Leaks indicate that Apple's smartphone will feature significant improvements in design, camera, and performance. Below, we'll explore 10 new features expected in the iPhone 17 Pro lineup.
Apple will use liquid metal in the hinge of the foldable iPhone, Anthropic will add a search feature to Cloud 3.7 Sonnet, iOS 18.4 will be updated next week, the A20 processor will be 2nm, an Apple Watch with cameras, Tim Cook praises China's Deepseek, a shocking design for iOS 19, and other exciting news on the sidelines...
Despite rumors of a portless iPhone, Apple decided to back down from the idea, particularly given regulatory restrictions in Europe and user concerns about losing the flexibility of USB-C. However, with the rapid development of MagSafe technology, Apple may reconsider the idea in the future. Are we ready for the era of fully wireless phones?
Apple has announced that it will host its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2025) from June 9 to 13, 2025. The conference will be held online; however, developers and students will also have the opportunity to attend in person during a special event at Apple Park on June 9.
OpenAI is calling on the US government to allow the use of copyrighted materials to train artificial intelligence, warning that China will overtake it if it does not. The company proposes loosening regulations and a data-sharing system, but artists and journalists object, fearing their rights will be infringed upon. The article discusses the balance between innovation and ethics and the implications for the future.
While everyone is anticipating the iPhone 17 series launch event later this year, numerous news and rumors have already begun to leak about the iPhone 18 series, expected to be unveiled in 2026. Apple is determined to power the iPhone 18 with the A20 chip, which will be manufactured using a 2-nanometer process. But what does this mean for iPhone users?