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How To Get More From Apple’s Contacts App: 10 Handy Hacks
A Lifehacker guide outlines 10 ways to manage Apple Contacts on iPhone, iPad and Mac, from finding duplicates to exporting a backup.
Telegram On Android: What To Know When A Call May Be The Attack
NebuSec says an Android Telegram call flaw could enable a multi-bug attack after a user answers. Telegram fixed the reported code in version 12.10.4.
How Many Folds Can The iPhone Duo Handle? Our Fold-a-Phone Test Continues
CNET says its Fold-a-Phone rig passed 100,000 iPhone Duo folds. The test continues, with the phone’s durability and lifespan still unknown.
iPhone Duo Teardown
iFixit’s teardown finds accessible components and a replaceable display cover on Apple’s foldable, but inner-screen repairs remain costly and difficult.
Could Higher Memory Costs Dampen The iPhone 18 Pro’s Appeal? Apple Reportedly Asks Suppliers To Cut Output
Nikkei Asia reports Apple asked some suppliers to reduce iPhone 18 Pro production. The reasons and effects on availability remain uncertain.
Testing Claude’s Android App Skills Against Google Gemini
Anthropic says Claude can work with Android apps, but available reporting gives no feature details or results from a comparison with Gemini.
Smartphone LED Detects Hidden Cameras With AI
New smartphone feature employs AI-powered LED to identify hidden cameras, sparking increased interest amid privacy concerns. Details are still emerging.
Apple iPhone 18 Pro Release Timeline: New Date Enters The Schedule
Apple has officially scheduled the release of the iPhone 18 Pro for fall 2025, marking a shift in its usual product launch timeline amid industry speculation.
Show HN: iPhone App Takes Simultaneous Images From 2 Lenses, Fuses Into 1 Photo
An app showcased on Show HN captures simultaneous images from two iPhone lenses and fuses them into one photo, demonstrating innovative mobile photography technology.
