Dylan is a 9to5Mac contributor. He has had a lifelong interest in and passion for all things technology, particularly Apple. In addition to covering the latest news and developments in the world of Apple, he brings perspective as an indie iOS developer with several successful apps on the App Store.
He’s a software engineering student at Rochester Institute of Technology, where he continues to explore his interests in design, development, and emerging platforms like AR/VR, AI, and more.
Beyond coding, he is passionate about UI and graphic design, enjoys collecting vintage technology, and pursues amateur photography in his free time.
Alongside the new iPhone 17 lineup, iPhone Air, and more, Apple unveiled a wide range of new accessories across both its own brand and Beats. Here’s everything new.
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Apple revealed a new Environment for Apple Vision Pro, Jupiter, during WWDC25. With today’s release of the visionOS 26 Release Candidate, we finally have our first look at it.
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We’re just over a day from Apple’s “Awe dropping” iPhone 17 event, but that hasn’t stopped new leaks from coming in. New images from reliable leaker Sonny Dickson purportedly shows Apple’s crossbody strap accessory for the upcoming iPhone 17 line.
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Since launching Apple Intelligence in 2024, Apple has been working to release the set of features in China, the largest smartphone market in the world. But, from the very start, they have faced pressure from both China and the United States. Now they might finally be close to launching.
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Ever wanted to experience the Jeopardy set in real life? Jeopardy! Daily on Apple Arcade gets you pretty close, if you have an Apple Vision Pro.
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We’re just three days away from Apple’s “Awe dropping” event, where they are expected to announce the iPhone 17 lineup, Apple Watch Ultra 3, and more. For some extra fun before and during the event, check out these wallpapers and bingo sheets!
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For the first time, iOS 26 will let you record the screen of your iPhone or iPad in its full resolution, resulting in higher-quality and better-looking screen captures.
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