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  • New iPhone 17 Pro camera design leaked

    New iPhone 17 Pro camera design leaked

    A new leak shows that the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro might feature an innovative camera setup. According to the popular YouTube channel “Tech Updates,” the phone will have three back cameras, but this time, they’ll be inside a new, rectangular camera bar with rounded edges.

    In the latest video from “Tech Updates,” host Mike Johnson explains that this camera bar will be much bigger than what we’ve seen in earlier leaks. The cameras will sit on the left side of the bar, and on the right, you’ll find the LED flash, a microphone, and the LiDAR Scanner, all stacked up.

    Johnson also mentioned that the iPhone 17 Pro will have a unique two-tone look, where the camera bar seems darker than the phone’s back panel.

    While it’s not clear if this new design offers any advantages or if it’s just for looks, it certainly changes the phone’s appearance. Johnson claims his information comes from several people who know about the iPhone 17 Pro’s design, and he’s seen the phone himself.

    He suggests that this new camera setup might also appear on the iPhone 17 Pro Max, though he didn’t confirm it. There’s also talk of an “iPhone 17 Lite” model with a similar bar but only one camera. It’s uncertain if this design will make it to the basic iPhone 17, but it would make sense for Apple to keep things uniform across the lineup.

    Other brands like Google have camera bars on their phones too, like the Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro, but their cameras are lined up horizontally.

    Mike Johnson has been sharing tech news for years and has had both successes and failures with his predictions. He famously revealed details about the AirTag and iPad mini 6 well before they were launched. However, not all his predictions have been spot-on, like the flat-edged Apple Watch Series 7 rumor.

    Recently, Johnson hinted that iOS 19 might bring a new look to the Camera app, inspired by visionOS, with clear and semi-transparent menus. Apple is expected to reveal the iPhone 17 series in September, and we’re likely to hear more about the design before that.

  • New iPhone SE model spotted on french retail site

    New iPhone SE model spotted on french retail site

    Rumors about the next iPhone SE have been swirling, and now there’s a new hint from France. A French electronics store called Boulanger has accidentally put up a page for a “new” iPhone SE model. The page simply says the phone is “coming soon” but doesn’t give any real details or a true price.

    iPhone SE 4 Teaser

    This sneak peek was noticed by someone reading the French tech news site Numerama. It’s not clear if Apple gave Boulanger a secret tip about the new phone or if the store just guessed based on all the gossip.

    Even though the page doesn’t tell us much, it does seem like we’re getting closer to seeing a new iPhone SE. Originally, tech expert Mark Gurman thought it would come out this week, but he’s now saying it should be announced by next week.

    iPhone SE at Boulanger

    When it finally comes out, the new iPhone SE is expected to have some big upgrades. It might have a bigger 6.1-inch screen that’s really bright, no home button but Face ID to unlock it, a USB-C port instead of the old one, and just one camera at the back but with 48 megapixels. It’s also supposed to have a new 5G chip from Apple and enough memory to handle new smart features.

    Apple hasn’t planned any big events yet for 2025, so they’ll probably just announce it on their website with a press release.

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  • Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra outspeeds iPhone 16 Pro Max in app loading

    Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra outspeeds iPhone 16 Pro Max in app loading

    In a recent speed test by PhoneBuff, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra has shown it’s faster than the iPhone 16 Pro Max when opening apps. This test looked at how quickly each phone could handle tasks across different programs, from social media to games.

    The Galaxy S25 Ultra, powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite chip and equipped with 12GB of RAM, took the lead right from the start. It was quicker in opening work apps and even faster in processing photos in Snapseed, an editing app. When it came to video editing with LumaFusion, the Samsung phone was 25% faster than the iPhone, which is surprising since Apple phones usually do well in this area.

    Even in games, where iPhones have often led, the S25 Ultra kept ahead. It did better or just as well as the iPhone in games like Subway Surfers and Flip Diving. The iPhone only slightly won in some games, but overall, Samsung was ahead.

    The first round of app openings took the Galaxy S25 Ultra just 2 minutes and 18 seconds, beating the iPhone by 15 seconds. In the second round, which checks how well the phones keep apps running in the background, the iPhone narrowed the gap a bit, but Samsung still won by a clear margin, which PhoneBuff described as one of the biggest victories in recent speed tests.

    Samsung’s advantage seems to come from its powerful chip, more RAM, and a larger cooling system. This setup, along with Android 15 and One UI 7, gives the Galaxy a performance boost. Although Apple has had time to fine-tune iOS 18 for its hardware, Samsung has seemingly taken the lead in speed.

    Looking ahead, Apple might catch up with the iPhone 17 series expected in September. The new models could feature an A19 Pro chip made with an advanced manufacturing process, potentially offering better speed and efficiency. Also, all iPhone 17 models are rumored to have better cooling to manage heat during heavy use.

    This speed test shows that while both phones are top performers, Samsung currently holds the lead in how quickly apps can be loaded and processed.

  • Could Apple fix the biggest issue with its most exciting product soon?

    Could Apple fix the biggest issue with its most exciting product soon?

    With whispers of new Apple product reveals just around the corner, I’ve been thinking about what could be coming up this Friday. According to Mark Gurman, Apple is set to give the media an update on the Apple Vision Pro this Friday.

    Here are some guesses I had before:

    • New M5 Chip – No M5 products have been announced yet, but they’re apparently in production. Maybe Vision Pro will be the first to get it, like how the M4 came with the iPad Pro.
    • Apple Intelligence Support – Vision Pro has enough RAM for this, but maybe all the memory is already being used. They might increase the RAM.
    • PSVR Controller Support – Gurman says it’s happening, but it won’t shake things up much.

    Now, I’m thinking about another big change: a price cut. It would be a great piece of news to share on a Friday evening.

    Apple has always defended the $3,500 price tag by saying you’re buying into the future. But Susan Prescott’s recent statement – “for now, the price is what the price is” – hints that this might not be the final word.

    Apple doesn’t usually lower prices before new models come out, but the cost of Vision Pro has been its biggest barrier. There’s history here; they reduced the price of the first iPhone by $200 shortly after it came out.

    Would a price drop on the Vision Pro, which starts at $3,499, make a big impact? Maybe not a huge one, but any reduction helps. They could also offer more storage for the same price. However, since there’s no shortage of stock, even this seems up in the air. Still, my bet is that we’ll see some kind of price adjustment for the Apple Vision Pro this Friday. It’s speculative, but it’s something to think about.

  • Exciting new iPhones coming this year

    Exciting new iPhones coming this year

    Apple is set to release five new iPhone models this year, each bringing something unique to the table. Here’s what you can look forward to with each model:

    iPhone SE 4

    The budget-friendly iPhone SE is getting a major facelift. It’s moving away from the traditional home button to a modern, edge-to-edge screen with a notch. Here’s what else is new:

    • A18 chip: For better performance.
    • 8GB of RAM: More memory for smoother operation.
    • Apple Intelligence support: Enhanced software capabilities.
    • 48MP main camera: Better photos than before.
    • USB-C port: Replacing the Lightning port for universal charging.

    Apple is also introducing its first self-made 5G modem in this model, making it a standout choice for those looking to save without skimping on features.

    iPhone 17 Air

    This fall, the iPhone Plus is out, and the iPhone 17 Air is in. Focused on design, it will:

    • Use the A19 chip (not the Pro version) and 8GB of RAM.
    • Features an ultra-thin body, making it the slimmest iPhone yet.
    • Introduce a new screen size that’s just right between the Pro models.
    • Include Apple’s in-house 5G modem and a high-refresh display.

    The Air promises to be a visually stunning device that might challenge your usual iPhone choice.

    iPhone 17 Pro

    Even with the Air stealing some spotlight, the iPhone 17 Pro isn’t lagging:

    • Keeps the 6.3-inch display but with a new aluminum frame instead of titanium.
    • A larger, rectangular camera bump suggests significant camera upgrades.
    • A19 Pro chip and 12GB of RAM for unmatched power.
    • 24MP front camera upgrades for better selfies across the lineup.

    iPhone 17 Pro Max

    The Pro Max version will have all the Pro features but with:

    • Enhanced battery life thanks to its bigger size.
    • Possibly a smaller Dynamic Island, which could mean an innovative change in how Face ID works.

    iPhone 17

    The base model remains strong:

    • 24MP front camera like its siblings.
    • A19 chip and 8GB of RAM.
    • Retains the 6.1-inch display.

    It’s set to compete not only within the iPhone family but also with the newly upgraded iPhone SE.

    Wrapping Up

    From high-end to budget options, Apple’s 2025 iPhone lineup looks promising, offering something for everyone, whether you’re after performance, design, or value.

  • Siri helps save Florida man after two days

    Siri helps save Florida man after two days

    Daniel Vallaire, a 70-year-old from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, believes Siri was instrumental in saving his life after he suffered a stroke. He was stuck at home, unable to move, for nearly three days last July.

    Vallaire crawled from the bathroom to the living room, struggling to stay awake. He was desperate for help when he remembered Siri could assist him.

    “Hey Siri, call Victoria Vallaire,” he managed to say, and Siri did just that, connecting him to his daughter who had recently moved to California.

    “If Siri wasn’t there, I wouldn’t be here talking to you now,” Vallaire admitted. His call led to his rescue, which was shared by Broward Health in December.

    Recently, Vallaire got to thank the emergency team and medical staff who responded to his call, facilitated by Siri. His daughter has since moved back to Florida to be closer to him after this frightening ordeal.

    Apple has made it easier to use Siri by allowing users to simply say “Siri” instead of “Hey Siri” to activate the assistant. This feature has proven life-saving in Vallaire’s case. Additionally, the Apple Watch offers other health-monitoring features like fall detection and atrial fibrillation detection, enhancing the safety of its users. This story highlights how technology can play a crucial role in life-threatening situations, turning everyday devices into lifelines.

  • iPhone SE 4 Launching Soon: 5 key features to look forward to

    iPhone SE 4 Launching Soon: 5 key features to look forward to

    While everyone is talking about the iPhone 17, Apple is quietly preparing another exciting release. The iPhone SE 4 is set to be a big upgrade for Apple’s budget-friendly phone, with a fresh look, USB-C charging, and more. Here are five things you can expect from the iPhone SE 4.

    iPhone SE 4: What’s New

    1. Modern Design with a Larger Screen

    • The iPhone SE 4 will look completely different from the current model. Right now, the iPhone SE has an older iPhone 8-style design with thick borders around a 4.7-inch screen and a Home button. The new version, however, will have a sleek, modern design similar to the iPhone 14.
    • Leaked details suggest it will have a 6.1-inch OLED screen with a small cutout at the top. It will also have flat edges instead of the rounded ones on the current model. The new phone is expected to be slightly bigger, measuring about 147.7 x 71.5 x 7.7mm, compared to the current 138.4 x 67.3 x 7.3mm.

    2. Face ID Instead of Touch ID

    • The current iPhone SE uses a Home button with Touch ID for unlocking, but the iPhone SE 4 will switch to Face ID. This is possible because of the new design with a cutout at the top of the screen, where the Face ID sensors will sit.

    3. Better Speed and Power

    • The current iPhone SE runs on the A15 Bionic chip, which is already fast for its price. The iPhone SE 4 will take this a step further with the newer A18 chip and 8GB of RAM. This means it will be able to handle Apple’s latest AI features without any trouble.

    4. USB-C Charging

    • The iPhone SE 4 will switch from the old Lightning port to USB-C for charging, just like the iPhone 16. This change is required by new rules in the European Union and makes charging more universal.

    5. Apple’s Own Modem

    • For the first time, the iPhone SE 4 will use a modem made by Apple instead of one from Qualcomm. This is a big step for Apple, but users likely won’t notice any difference. If everything works smoothly, it’s a success for Apple.

    Final Thoughts

    • After more than a year of rumors, the iPhone SE 4 might finally be announced soon, possibly next week, according to Bloomberg. Instead of a big event, Apple is expected to share the news through a simple press release on its website.

    What do you think about the iPhone SE 4? Does it fit well in Apple’s lineup, or should Apple rethink its strategy for budget phones?

  • Apple’s New Robot Friend: A glimpse into the future by 2027

    Apple’s New Robot Friend: A glimpse into the future by 2027

    Apple’s team of clever scientists has made a little robot that looks like a lamp, with movements that feel very real. You can see all about it on their special research website. This robot, which kind of looks like the playful Luxo Jr. from Pixar, might just be a sneak peek into what Apple has planned for the future.

    In a video, we see this robot acting very much like a friend. Someone asks it about the weather, and the robot turns to look outside the window before telling them it’s a nice day for a hike. But when it hears it’s not invited, the robot seems a bit sad.

    In another scene, the robot follows the person’s hand signals, adjusting the light just right for taking photos with an iPhone. At another moment, it gently nudges a mug towards someone as a reminder to drink water.

    The robot also helps by showing a tutorial video on the wall when someone is trying to build something new, like a 3D printer. And for fun, it dances to music, making it feel like a companion rather than just a machine.

    The researchers, including Yuhan Hu, Peide Huang, Mouli Sivapurapu, and Jian Zhang, noted that making the robot move in a lifelike way really makes people want to interact with it more than if it just did simple tasks.

    According to Mark Gurman from Bloomberg, Apple might be working on something similar with an iPad-screen on a robotic arm. They’re thinking about announcing this cool device maybe in 2026 or 2027. This robot would understand your voice commands, like “look at me,” especially useful during video calls.

    This robot could be a fancy version of Apple’s upcoming smart home hub, expected to come out soon and priced around $1,000, though plans might still shift. This little robot friend from Apple is not just about tech; it’s about making our daily lives a bit more fun and interactive.

  • Exciting upgrades coming to Apple Vision Pro this year

    Exciting upgrades coming to Apple Vision Pro this year

    The Apple Vision Pro has now been on the market for a year, and it’s time for some exciting updates. Here are three major improvements we can look forward to in the coming months, plus a special offer for military members.

    Smarter Siri

    Siri on the Vision Pro is set to get smarter with the introduction of Apple Intelligence. This upgrade, expected in visionOS 3, will make Siri more powerful than ever. With better AI, Siri will be more helpful, especially for voice-based tasks, making your experience with the Vision Pro smoother and more intuitive.

    More Games, More Fun

    Apple has been keen on making its devices great for gaming, but the Vision Pro didn’t start with much in this area. Good news is on the horizon though; support for PlayStation VR2 controllers is coming, and there’s a buzz about more games being developed for the Vision Pro. This could make it a top choice for VR gamers if Apple plays its cards right.

    Lots More Immersive Videos

    Immersive Video has been one of the standout features of the Vision Pro, but there hasn’t been enough content to satisfy users. That’s changing with Apple planning to release more immersive videos. This could turn the Vision Pro into a powerhouse for entertainment, offering experiences like no other.

    Special Offer for Veterans and Military

    Apple has now included the Vision Pro in its Veterans and Military Purchase Program, offering a 10% discount. This means you can get the Vision Pro for a starting price of about $3,149 instead of $3,499. Accessories like extra batteries and travel cases also get a discount, although you can’t use Apple Card Monthly Installments for this offer. This is Apple’s way of thanking those who serve by making their cutting-edge tech more accessible.

    With these upgrades, the Vision Pro is shaping up to be not just a tech marvel but a versatile platform for work and play. Whether it becomes a must-have productivity tool remains to be seen, but as an entertainment device, it’s certainly on its way to becoming unbeatable.

  • Beware of sneaky software thieves on your Mac

    Beware of sneaky software thieves on your Mac

    Mac computers are facing a growing problem with a type of harmful software known as “stealers.” A recent report from 2025 by Malwarebytes, a company that specializes in malware defense, highlights this trend.

    Traditionally, Mac users have mostly dealt with annoying adware or browser hijackers like VSearch or Genieo. However, 2024 marked a shift with a rise in more dangerous malware, specifically information stealers.

    These stealers are crafted to hunt down valuable data such as credit card details, login cookies, cryptocurrency, and passwords. This information is gold for cybercriminals looking to profit from their theft.

    Often, these malicious programs sneak onto your Mac when you’re looking to download legitimate software. Criminals use deceptive ads on search engines like Google or Bing, where you might click on what seems like a real download link but ends up installing malware instead. They target users by customizing ads based on your location, what software you’re looking for, and even your operating system.

    One notorious stealer, called Atomic Stealer or AMOS, first appeared in 2023. Its variant, Poseidon, has become quite popular among hackers. Poseidon claims it can swipe cryptocurrency from over 160 different digital wallets, plus steal passwords from various browsers and some password managers. It disguises itself as popular Mac apps, like the Arc Browser, to fool users into downloading it.

    Malwarebytes warns that with stealers like Poseidon, attackers can not only steal your information but also use it to craft sophisticated scams.

    To protect yourself, always check the source of your downloads. Make sure you’re getting software from trusted developers and not from questionable websites that mimic real ones. This vigilance can help keep your Mac safe from these sneaky thieves.

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