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  • Apple Testing iOS 18.0.1 To Resolve Multiple Bugs: Report |

    Apple iOS 18.1: Apple is reportedly in the process of testing iOS 18.0.1 for iPhones and this latest version appears to be a minor update aimed primarily at resolving several bugs that have affected users since the release of iOS 18.

    According to MacRumours, among the key issues expected to be addressed in this update are touchscreen problems impacting the newly launched iPhone 16 series and some previous models.

    Adding further, users have reported a frustrating bug within iMessage where a shared Apple Watch face can cause the application to crash repeatedly. Another significant concern involves iPadOS 18, which has been known to cause certain iPad Pro units featuring the M4 chip to become non-functional.

    While an official release date for iOS 18.0.1 has not been confirmed, reports obtained by MacRumours suggest it could be available by the end of next week at the latest. This update will pave the way for the upcoming iOS 18.1, which Apple has announced is set to launch in October.

    Currently in beta, iOS 18.1 is expected to introduce the first features under the new Apple Intelligence branding, including enhanced writing tools and notification summaries. As per MacRumours, these innovations will be available on the iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, and any model within the iPhone 16 lineup.

  • Apple To Refund iPhone 15 And iPhone 14 Buyers: Are You Eligible? Here’s How To Claim |

    Apple Return Policy India: Apple has launched the latest iPhone 16 series which includes iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max models globally including in India.

    Furthermore, Apple has slashed the prices of some of its older models, including the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 14, and iPhone 14 Plus, by Rs 10,000 after the announcement of the iPhone 16 series.

    On the other hand, If you purchased an iPhone 15 or iPhone 14 models just before the launch then you might have reason to smile. The Cupertino-based tech giant is offering a unique opportunity for eligible buyers to receive a refund on their recent purchase under Apple’s “price protection” policy.

    Apple’s ‘Price Protection’ Policy

    This policy offers customers who recently bought an iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 14, or iPhone 14 Plus the opportunity to receive a refund or credit due to the recent price drop. To avail of this refund, customers must have purchased their device within 14 days of the price reduction announcement and will be eligible for a refund of Rs 10,000.

    iPhone 15 And iPhone 14 Buyers Can Claim Refund

    Step 1: Ensure your purchase was made within the past 14 days, as refunds or credits do not apply to special sales events or limited-time price reductions.

    Step 2: Locate your original receipt, as it is required for the refund or credit process.

    Step 3: Visit an Apple Store with your receipt, or call Apple’s customer support at 000800 040 1966.

    Step 4: Provide your receipt and purchase details to the Apple Store staff or customer support representative.

    Step 6: Wait for confirmation of your refund or credit once your request is processed.

  • Apple Unveils New MagSafe Charger with 25W Wireless Charging for iPhone 16 Series; Check Availability |

    Apple MagSafe Charger: Apple has introduced an updated MagSafe Charger designed to improve wireless charging speeds for the upcoming iPhone 16 series. Officially launched on September 9, the new charger promises charging rates comparable to traditional wired connections.

    This latest MagSafe Charger retains its familiar puck-shaped design and supports both Qi2 and Qi charging standards, according to GSM Arena.

    The highlight of this model is its ability to provide up to 25W wireless charging. As noted on Apple’s website, it can charge an iPhone 16 to 50% in approximately 30 minutes when paired with a 30W USB-C power adapter.

    This advancement enables the iPhone 16 to charge faster wirelessly compared to the iPhone 15 when using a standard 20W wired adapter, according to GSM Arena. However, the 25W charging speed is limited to the iPhone 16 series.

    Apple’s MagSafe Charger For Early iPhone Models

    For earlier models ranging from the iPhone 12 to the iPhone 15, the MagSafe Charger will offer a maximum output of 15W.For iPhones from the 8 to the 11 series, which lack magnetic compatibility, the charger will provide up to 7.5W, as per GSM Arena.The new MagSafe Charger is priced at USD 39/Pound 39/Euro 49 for the 1-meter version and USD 49/Pound 49/Euro 59 for the 2-meter variant.

    Apple’s MagSafe Charger Availability

    It is important to note that availability may vary by region, with some markets, including China, currently excluded from the rollout, as per GSM Arena. Adding further, the 30W USB-C Power Adapter, which is sold separately, is priced at USD 39/Pound 39/Euro 45.

    MagSafe Charger And Power Adapter

    Both the updated MagSafe Charger and the 30W USB-C Power Adapter are available for immediate shipping, ensuring that customers can have these accessories in hand ahead of the iPhone 16’s official release in just ten days. This new accessory reflects Apple’s efforts to innovate within its ecosystem, providing users with more efficient and versatile charging solutions as the company prepares for the latest addition to its smartphone lineup. (With Agency Inputs)

  • Apple Intelligence Set To Make Debut Next Month With iOS 18; Check Features, Compatible iPhone Models |

    Apple Intelligence AI: Apple recently launched the latest iPhone 16 series at its ‘Glowtime’ event in California. During the launch, the tech giant showcased a suite of AI features that will be rolled out under the banner of Apple Intelligence.

    Apple Intelligence is the company’s personalized AI system, deeply embedded into iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1, with more features launching in the coming months.

    Notably, Apple has confirmed that iOS 18 will be available as a free software update starting Monday, September 16, for eligible iPhones. It is important to note that the first wave of Apple Intelligence features will be available in beta next month as part of iOS 18.1, with additional features rolling out in the months ahead.

    Apple Intelligence Compatible Devices:

    The iPhone 16 series will feature Apple Intelligence, but only select older devices will be compatible. These include models equipped with the A17 Pro chip or M1 to M4 SoCs, such as the iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, iPads with the M1 chip or newer, and Macs powered by M1 or later processors.

    Apple Intelligence Available in These Languages ​​:

    Apple Intelligence will initially launch in US English, with localized versions for Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa, and the UK arriving in December. Support for additional languages, such as Chinese, French, Japanese, and Spanish, will be introduced next year.

    Apple Intelligence Features:

    Apple’s personalized AI system can perform many tasks, including assisting users in rewriting, proofreading, and summarizing text across apps like Mail, Notes, Pages, and third-party applications.

    This AI feature offers summarized notifications and prioritizes mail by detecting time-sensitive messages. It also generates summaries across the inbox.

    Users can now record, transcribe, and summarize audio directly within the Notes and Phone apps. When a call is being recorded, all participants are automatically notified. After the call ends, Apple Intelligence provides a detailed summary of the conversation.

    It offers Private Cloud Compute with remote processing, increasing privacy within an artificial intelligence ecosystem and empowering Siri with on-screen awareness, allowing it to understand and act on what’s displayed on your screen.

  • iPhone 16 Launch: Users Can Pre-Order, Likely To Be Available For Sale On September 20; Check Expected Price |

    iPhone 16 Series Launch: Apple has announced the launch date of the highly anticipated iPhone 16 series in India during Apple’s ‘It’s Glowtime’ event in the US on September 9. The series includes the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max.

    In addition to the iPhone 16 series, the Cupertino-based tech giant is expected to launch the Watch Series 10, Watch Ultra 3, and Apple Watch SE and AirPods 4. Notably, the mega event will be broadcast from Apple Park in Cupertino, California. .

    It is interesting to note when the iPhones are likely to go on pre-order. Furthermore, could Apple change the pre-order and release dates from the usual Fridays following the launch event?

    According to reports and the company’s track record, new iPhones are generally open for pre-orders on the Friday following the launch announcement and go on sale the Friday after that, even if the announcements don’t occur on the usual Tuesday.

    For example, the iPhone 14 series launch was on a Wednesday, and pre-orders still opened on the Friday of the same week. The iPhone 16 series, along with other products, could be available for pre-order on September 13 and might go on sale on September 20.

    iPhone 16 Series India Price (Expected):

    The iPhone 16 series may come with a lower price tag in India compared to the iPhone 15, thanks to a reduction in the basic customs duty on mobile phones from 20 per cent to 15 per cent.

    The iPhone 16 is expected to be priced around ₹67,000. The iPhone 16 Plus could cost approximately ₹75,500, while the iPhone 16 Pro is estimated to be available for ₹92,300.

    For those looking at the top-of-the-line model, the iPhone 16 Pro Max is anticipated to be priced at ₹1,00,700.

  • iPhone 16 Series: Why Apple To Focus On Manufacturing More iPhone 16 Pro, Pro Max Models |

    New Delhi: Apple is likely to unveil its flagship iPhone 16 series next month, in September. The iPhone 16 series is expected to include four new variants: the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max. However, the official color names haven’t been confirmed yet.

    The Apple event is expected to take place on September 10, 2024, based on Apple’s usual schedule. Ahead of the anticipated launch, the Cupertino-based tech giant is likely to focus more on the Pro models in the upcoming iPhone lineup.

    Apple to Focus on Manufacturing Pro Models

    The supply chain suggests that Apple may produce around 90 million iPhone 16 models, according to a report by The Elec. It is rumored that Apple may manufacture 24.5 million units of the base iPhone 16, 5.8 million of the Plus model, 26.6 million of the iPhone 16 Pro, and 33.2 million of the Pro Max version.

    Notably, 67% of the phones that Apple will manufacture for the iPhone 16 series will be Pro and Pro Max models. On the other hand, the base iPhone 16 and the Plus variant will have a 27% and 6% share of the production, respectively.

    The iPhone Pro models are already in high demand among consumers, so the company is likely to maintain this trend, expecting strong sales for the Pro models to continue.

    The iPhone 16 Pro models are expected to come with a tetra-prism lens along with an upgraded 48MP ultra-wide lens. Furthermore, the non-Pro models are also likely to receive enhancements, including a wider aperture for improved low-light photography, macro support, and a vertical camera arrangement to enable Spatial Video recording.

    According to rumours, it is also suggested that the base iPhone 16 models may get a new Capture button, designed to make taking photos more convenient.