Apple finally did it.After years of watching Samsung, Google and other phone makers experiment with foldables, Apple has entered the race with iPhone Duo, its first foldable iPhone.It's the announcement everyone is talking about, but it was hardly the only thing that stood out.
Apple also showed us an iPhone camera that can help prove a photo is authentic.Siri AI is getting far more personal.
Apple Watch will soon be able to summarize conversations you want to remember.Even AirPods are getting smarter at a lower starting price.Some of these upgrades feel genuinely useful.
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No technical experience is needed.Get the free replay and checklist now at CyberGuyLive.comIS APPLE INTELLIGENCE ON YOUR IPHONE REALLY SECURE?iPhone Duo opens to a 7.6-inch display, giving Apple its first foldable iPhone and its largest iPhone screen yet.(Apple)iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max add a new variable-aperture camera system, longer battery life and deeper Siri AI integration.
(Apple)From foldable phones to AI-powered wearables, Apple's latest announcements signal a push toward more intelligent everyday devices.(Apple)Let's start with the product everyon...