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- 1How much power does the iPhone's always-on display really use?▼How much power does the iPhone’s always-on display really use?
Macworld takes a close look at the battery cost of the iPhone's always-on display feature, testing how much charge it actually drains compared with turning it off. The question matters to users deciding whether to keep the feature enabled, especially since Apple has added settings to limit when the display stays on. Findings suggest the drain is modest but measurable.
- 2Apple unveils iPhone Duo, its first folding iPhone●iPhone Duo is official: Here's our guide to Apple's folding iPhone
Apple has officially announced the iPhone Duo, its first folding iPhone, and Macworld has published a guide covering the device's key features and details. The launch marks Apple's entry into the foldable smartphone market, long dominated by rivals like Samsung, and readers are being walked through what the new device offers before it reaches customers.
- 3iPhone 18 Pro owners report crackling speaker issues▼iPhone 18 Pro speakers ‘crackling and popping,’ some owners complain
Some iPhone 18 Pro owners are complaining their phone speakers produce crackling and popping sounds, according to a Macworld report. The complaints suggest a possible hardware or software audio fault in Apple's newest Pro models, though the scale of the problem is not yet known. Affected users are sharing their experiences and seeking fixes, while Apple has not commented on the issue.
- 4A $46 Burgundy Charger and Cable Pitched Ahead of iPhone 18 Pro▼This $46 burgundy charger and cable is perfect for your iPhone 18 Pro
Macworld is highlighting a burgundy charger and cable set priced at $46, pitching it as a good match for Apple's upcoming iPhone 18 Pro. The piece promotes a third-party accessory ahead of a phone that Apple has not yet released, and the recommendation has drawn little visible engagement so far.
- 5Apple sets pre-order date for its next iPhone duo▼Get ready: Apple sets iPhone Duo pre-pre-ordering date
Apple has announced the date when customers will be able to pre-register interest in its two upcoming iPhone models, ahead of the usual pre-order window, according to Macworld. The 'pre-pre-order' stage lets buyers reserve a device before sales formally open. Details on pricing, availability and the full launch schedule have not yet been confirmed by the company.