-Apple has introduced the new Apple Watch Series 10, featuring a slimmer design, larger displays, sleep apnea detection, faster charging, and more, starting at $399 for the 42mm model and $429 for the 46mm model.
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-The Apple Watch Ultra 2 now includes sleep apnea detection and is available in a new black titanium finish.
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Apple has introduced the new AirPods 4, featuring Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), improved comfort, USB-C compatibility, and more. They are priced at $129 for the non-ANC model and $179 for the ANC model.
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The AirPods Max now feature USB-C and are available in five new colors, priced at $549.
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Apple Intelligence will be available in beta next month for iPhone, iPad, and Mac

Your device and Siri language must be set to U.S. English
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Okay, it seems like things aren’t going according to plan with iOS 18, especially for repair technicians. This same image is circulating on Reddit and other platforms. Some people are saying it's fake because of the font alignment (but if you check carefully, the image might have used a screen text translation, which could misaligned text). Others admit the image looks real and claim they've seen something similar when replacing or shifting parts between devices. If it turns out to be real, this could pose a challenge for repair shops, especially for those who have already replaced non-genuine parts, as their customers might see this screen after updating to iOS 18. What are your thoughts on this ?
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