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iPhone 17 Rumor Roundup: Everything We Know Ahead of September 2025

  Apple is expected to introduce its next-generation iPhone 17 lineup in September 2025, and early rumors suggest this will be one of the most substantial updates in years. With a bold redesign, new chipsets, upgraded cameras, and an ultra-thin “Air” model, the iPhone 17 family is shaping up to be a major step forward. Here’s everything we know so far. Launch Timeline Apple is widely expected to unveil the iPhone 17 lineup during the week of September 8, with September 9 or 10 as the most likely keynote date. Pre-orders could begin September 12, followed by an official release on September 19. Lineup Changes The 2025 iPhone family is expected to include: iPhone 17 (6.1-inch) iPhone 17 Air (6.6-inch, replacing the Plus model) iPhone 17 Pro (6.1-inch) iPhone 17 Pro Max (6.9-inch) Design Overhaul iPhone 17 Air The standout change in the lineup is the iPhone 17 Air, rumored to feature an ultra-thin 5.5 mm chassis, potentially the thinnest iPhone ever. Apple is ...
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7 Now Available for Pre-Order in Korea via Coupang

  Samsung has officially kicked off pre-orders for its highly anticipated foldables — the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 — through Coupang, ahead of their full public launch later this month. As part of the launch campaign, customers can take advantage of various early-bird offers and exclusive deals, especially if they’re subscribed to Coupang’s WOW membership. Galaxy Z Fold 7: Power and Productivity Samsung’s latest flagship foldable, the Galaxy Z Fold 7, is available in two storage options: 512GB : ₩2,398,000 1TB : ₩2,698,000 Color choices include Phantom Black , Icy Blue , and White Silver . While the design remains largely consistent with previous models, it continues to emphasize multitasking features and premium hardware performance — ideal for users looking to maximize productivity on a mobile form factor. Galaxy Z Flip 7: Compact and Fashionable For those who prefer a more compact form, the Galaxy Z Flip 7 is offered in a 512GB variant for ₩1,498,000 . A...
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YouTube vs. YouTube Premium: What's the Difference?

  YouTube has long been the go-to platform for watching videos online, offering a massive library of content across virtually every topic imaginable. While the core service is free, YouTube also offers a paid tier— YouTube Premium —that enhances the user experience in several key ways. Ad-Free Viewing The most immediate difference between the free and Premium versions of YouTube is advertising . Free users see ads before and during videos, while YouTube Premium members enjoy an ad-free experience across the entire platform, including YouTube Kids and YouTube Music. Background Play and Offline Downloads With YouTube Premium, users can play videos in the background while using other apps or when their device screen is off—a highly requested feature not available to free users. Premium members can also download videos for offline viewing , which is particularly useful for commuting or traveling without consistent internet access. YouTube Music Premium Included YouTube Premium ...
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iOS 26: Music Haptics Remains Unchanged, Focus Shifts to DJ Features and Lyric Translation

  Apple’s upcoming iOS 26 builds on last year’s updates with a fresh visual design and deeper personalization—but when it comes to Music Haptics, Apple appears to be holding steady. Contrary to speculation, iOS 26 introduces no new enhancements to the tactile feedback system for music playback, first launched in iOS 18 and improved in iOS 19. Music Haptics: No Major Changes in iOS 26 Originally introduced in iOS 18 as an accessibility feature, Music Haptics uses the iPhone’s Taptic Engine to generate synchronized vibrations that match music playback. It was designed to help users who are deaf or hard of hearing feel music through taps and textures across supported apps like Apple Music and Shazam. With iOS 19, Apple expanded this feature by offering: A “Vocals Only” mode to isolate the beat from lyrics. A vibration intensity slider for customized tactile feedback. These options are still available under Settings → Accessibility → Music Haptics, but iOS...
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iOS 26’s Hidden Features: Top 5 You Shouldn’t Miss

 Apple’s iOS 26, announced at WWDC 2025 on June 9 and currently available in developer beta, brings a sweeping design update with its “Liquid Glass” interface. But beyond the visual overhaul, the update hides a series of smart and practical features that haven’t received the spotlight — yet. Here are five of the most noteworthy hidden features in iOS 26: 1. Customizable Snooze Duration for Alarms For the first time, iOS lets users control how long their alarm snooze lasts. The Clock app in iOS 26 allows snooze durations between 1 and 15 minutes, giving users far more flexibility to wake up on their own terms. The interface also includes larger, easier-to-tap Stop and Snooze buttons. 2. Smudge Detection for Camera Lenses iOS 26 can now detect when the camera lens is dirty — whether from fingerprints, dust, or smudges — and alert the user to clean it. This small but handy feature helps ensure your photos aren’t ruined by a cloudy or blurry lens. 3. Smarter Call Handling: Cal...
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Lossless Audio Explained: Is the Sound Quality Really Better?

  In recent years, "lossless audio" has been confidently promoted by streaming services and audio brands—but what does it actually mean, and is the sonic improvement truly worth it? What Is Lossless Audio? Lossless audio refers to formats that preserve every bit of data from the original recording. Popular types include FLAC, ALAC, WAV, and AIFF. These maintain full CD-quality (16-bit/44.1 kHz) or higher, with high-res files reaching up to 24-bit/384 kHz. Unlike lossy formats such as MP3 or AAC, they compress audio without discarding any information—acting more like a ZIP file. How Big Are Lossless Files? Lossless files typically compress to about 40–60% of their original size, making a 3-minute song take up roughly 30 MB, compared to around 3–7 MB for equivalent lossy tracks. Who's Offering Lossless? Streaming services like Apple Music, Amazon Music HD, Tidal, and Qobuz now stream lossless and sometimes high-res audio—often at no extra cost. However, hardware and p...
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Smart Listening: Spotify vs. Apple Music (Updated – June 2025)

  As music streaming continues to dominate the way people consume audio, Spotify and Apple Music remain two of the most widely used platforms. With recent updates and feature rollouts in 2025, here's how the two services compare today. Audio Quality and Fidelity Apple Music continues to lead in sound quality, offering Lossless Audio and Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos as standard features. Over 100 million tracks are available in CD-quality or Hi-Res Lossless, and the service supports up to 24-bit/192 kHz playback. AirPods Max and other Apple hardware now support wired lossless audio over USB-C, enhancing fidelity for audiophiles. Spotify, after years of delays, is preparing to launch its own lossless tier. Internally referred to as "Music Pro," the new plan will include CD-quality streaming using the FLAC codec and introduce advanced EQ features to optimize headphone performance. While a release date hasn't been officially announced, backend code and recent leaks ...
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