A recent report suggests that Apple’s iOS 19 may allow iPhone users to transfer their eSIMs to Android devices — a first for cross-platform switching. According to Mishaal Rahman of Android Authority, code found in the Android 16 QPR1 Beta 1 update points to this new feature. Continue reading “iOS 19 could support iPhone-to-Android eSIM transfers”
In a detailed new report on Apple’s AI initiatives, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reveals internal challenges, leadership conflicts, and postponements that have slowed the company’s development of Apple Intelligence. Continue reading “Apple’s Siri AI upgrade unlikely to debut at WWDC 2025: Report”
Apple plans to introduce an updated Health app for iPhone with iOS 19.4 in 2025, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The app will feature a new AI-powered health coach that gives tailored advice. Continue reading “iOS 19.4 to offer revamped Health app with virtual doctor feature: Report”
Apple has announced that its WWDC 2025 conference from will begin June 9th and go on till June 13th. Similar to the past few years, the event will be streamed live through Apple Developer app and on the Apple Developer website. There will also be an in-person special event at the Apple Park campus in Cupertino, California.
Continue reading “Apple schedules WWDC 2025 for June 9 to 13”
Apple is reportedly preparing to introduce a live-translation feature for its AirPods, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. This functionality will be part of a major software update expected later this year, alongside the launch of iOS 19, Apple’s next-generation mobile operating system. Continue reading “Apple AirPods could get live translation support with iOS 19 update”
Apple is gearing up for a major software update for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, set for late 2025. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman calls it a “dramatic software overhaul,” one of Apple’s most significant ever, aimed at unifying and enhancing the user experience across platforms. Continue reading “Apple preparing VisionOS-inspired software overhaul across iOS, macOS, and iPadOS: Report”
Apple has delayed its planned Siri enhancements, pushing back features announced last June. Mark Gurman of Bloomberg reported that Siri’s new abilities—like accessing personal data to answer questions and controlling apps more precisely—won’t arrive until next year. Initially targeted for the iOS 18.4 update in April, these upgrades are stalled due to persistent bugs. Continue reading “Apple’s personalized Siri update delayed until 2026”
