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Steve Jobs unveiled the first iPhone on this day in 2007‎

On January 9, 2007, in the shadow of the CES, Steve Jobs unveiled the iPhone. You know that it was an extraordinary and flawless demo from the outside, but what you don't remember is everything else that was launched — nor how part of the keynote went wrong.Steve Jobs with the original iPhoneContext is everything. Just before the iPhone launch, on Sunday, January 7, 2007, Bill Gates gave the keynote address at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.Hammering home Microsoft's then buzz phrase of the 'Digital Decade,' he talked about how great hardware wasn't enough, that we needed connected experiences. "Where people are being productive, doing new creative things, where they're mobile... that is the key element that is missing." Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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CES 2026, Apple Card's bank shift and more, on the AppleInsider Podcast‎

It's the week of the annual CES, but not as we've known it before. Plus Apple Card is moving banks, and you really should not let ChatGPT into your Apple Health data, all on the AppleInsider Podcast.CES may be waning, but there are highlights for Apple usersBack in 1992, Apple's then CEO John Sculley announced the Newton at CES. Apple didn't come back again until 2020, and even then it wasn't exhibiting.For more than three decades, then, the Consumer Electronics Show has thrived without Apple. And it's thrived with many companies making accessories for Apple. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Inside Preview in iOS 26 - how to edit PDFs, sign documents, and scan files‎

Preview in iOS 26 turns your iPhone into a quick workspace when a document needs attention. Here's how to edit your PDFs with the app.How to use Preview on iOS 26The new Preview app fixes a long-standing gap on the iPhone. Document tools scattered across Files, Mail, and third-party apps never felt consistent or easy to manage. Preview brings everything together, which makes common tasks feel easier to handle.The app supports PDFs, images, and scans without pushing you through separate workflows. You can correct small issues on a page, add a signature, or clean up a document before sending it back. Many routine jobs finally feel manageable on a smaller screen. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Pickle, lighthouse, and meteor among 19 new emoji previewed for 2026‎

We're expecting the pickle to be the stand-out favorite when the new crop of 19 emoji arrive on the iPhone.A selection of the new emoji coming in 2026 - Image: Emojipedia/AppleInsiderThe new emoji, published by the Unicode Consortium and shared by Emojipedia, are currently only in draft, so they won't be made official for a while yet. It's likely the draft list will be finalized in September 2026, with Apple adding the emoji in a future software update.Among the 19 emoji are a green pickle that is sure to prove popular, as well as a meteor burning up as it breaks through the atmosphere. Dinosaurs the world over will want to give that one a wide berth. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple's chip partner TSMC revenue driven to new heights by iPhone & AI‎

TSMC has reported a higher than predicted Q4 revenue increase, chiefly because of demand for AI processors such as those in the iPhone.A worker passing a TSMC signTwo years after TSMC had a dramatic drop in revenue, its latest report says that AI demand has proven to be a huge boost. According to Reuters the company saw a 20.45% year over year increase in fourth-quarter revenue.TSMC will not publish its full earnings report until January 15, 2025, when it is also to provide guidance for both the current quarter and the full year. That guidance will include capital expenditure plans and revenue forecasts. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Evercore raises its Apple price target to $330 on iPhone 17 demand‎

Investment firm Evercore has upgraded its price target for Apple, again because of the continued success of the iPhone 17 family.Demand for the iPhone 17 range has centered on the higher-end models like the iPhone 17 ProBack in September 2025, Evercore raised its target price twice, going from $250 to $290, expressly because of the iPhone 17 and then the iPhone Air. In late October, the price went to $300, again because of the strong sales of the new models.But then in December 2025, it was the expectation that an overhauled Siri would drive sales in 2026 that prompted a target rise to $325. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple's 2026 annual shareholder meeting is on February 24‎

Apple will hold its annual shareholder meeting on February 24 at 11 a.m. Eastern Time, which is when participants will be able to vote and ask questions.Apple's 2026 shareholder meeting will take place on February 24, at 11 a.m. Eastern Time.Annual shareholder meetings are held to vote on matters presented by shareholders and to discuss how future goals are being met. During these meetings, the company's performance during the previous year is also discussed.As part of Apple's meeting on February 24, participants will vote on the election of its Board of Directors and will ratify the appointment of Apple's independent registered public accounting firm for 2026. Participants will also vote on Apple's Non-Employee Director Stock Plan, executive compensation, and a shareholder proposal related to Apple's manufacturing efforts in China. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Future AirPods may gain finer and faster gesture recognition‎

New research shows that Apple is looking to improve gestures on AirPods by dropping the separate detection circuitry of AirPods, and instead using the RF antenna to sense the gesture.In the future, the antenna may be used to sense a user's touch — image credit: AppleIn the surprisingly long history of AirPods — the first known patent for them was back in 2011 — there have been many plans for gesture control. Some have yet to appear, such as camera-based systems.Now in a newly-revealed patent application called "Gesture Detection Based on Antenna Impedance Measurements," Apple has detailed another gesture approach entirely. Where the current AirPods have a touch surface, it's a separate system from the rest of the earbud and Apple doesn't think that's good enough. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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