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Apple’s First Foldable iPhone Still Aims to Kill the Crease

Nehal Malik / iphoneincanada - Apple’s long-rumoured foldable iPhone may still be a little less than a year away, but new details suggest the company is continuing to push hard on one of the category’s biggest pain points: the visible display crease. According to a new report from MacR…

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Foldable iPhone May Sport a Compact Cover Display

2 months / iphoneincanada / Usman Qureshi

Apple’s upcoming foldable iPhone could take a unique approach to fix the display crease

2 months / digitaltrends

Why Apple's Foldable iPhone May Be Smaller Than Expected

2 months / macrumors / Tim Hardwick

It Sure Seems Like the Foldable iPhone Will Be a Wide Boi https://gizmodo.com/it-sure-seems-like-the-foldable-iphone-will-be-a-wide-boi-2000702475

2 months / bsky / @gizmodo.com / gizmodo.com

Will You Be Able to Buy an ‘iPhone Fold’ in 2026?

2 months / idropnews / IDrop News Staff

Apple’s First Foldable iPhone Still Aims to Kill the Crease

2 months / iphoneincanada / Nehal Malik

iPhone Fold crease-free screen glass may not be ready yet

2 months / appleinsider

It Sure Seems Like the Foldable iPhone Will Be a Wide Boi

2 months / gizmodo / Raymond Wong

Apple Still Testing Ultra-Thin Glass to Eliminate Foldable iPhone Crease

2 months / macrumors / Tim Hardwick

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Apple Hit With Supersized Fine in Italy Over an iPhone Privacy Feature

Joe Rossignol / macrumors - Italy's Competition Authority (AGCM) has imposed a €98.6 million ($116 million) fine on Apple over its App Tracking Transparency feature.Since the release of iOS 14.5 in April 2021, Apple has required apps to ask for permission before tracking a user's ac…


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Italy Regulator Fines Apple For Shielding Users From Online Tracking: What This Means

2 months / medianama / Chaitanya Kohli

Italy antitrust agency fines Apple $116 million over privacy feature; Apple announces appeal

2 months / reddit / Majano57


Fine Figures

Apple fined $116 million over app privacy prompts

2 months / theverge / Jess Weatherbed

Italy fines Apple $116 million over App Store privacy policy issues

2 months / bleepingcomputer / Sergiu Gatlan

Apple fined $116M in Italy over ATT privacy feature in iOS

2 months / siliconangle / Maria Deutscher

Apple’s App Tracking Transparency (ATT) Rules Invite Another Hefty Fine, This Time From Italy

2 months / wccftech / Rohail Saleem

Apple fined €98.6M in Italy for anti-trust abuse via privacy rules

2 months / reddit / Few_Baseball_3835

Apple fined €98.6M in Italy for anti-trust abuse via privacy rules

2 months / reddit / /u/Few_Baseball_3835

Italy Fines Apple €98.6M for ‘Discriminatory’ Privacy Rules About App Tracking

2 months / winbuzzer / Markus Kasanmascheff

Apple Fined €98.6 Million in Italy Over App Tracking

2 months / iphoneincanada / Usman Qureshi

Apple hit with $115M fine for “extremely burdensome” App Store privacy policy

2 months / arstechnica / Ashley Belanger

Italy Fines Apple Over €98 Million for 'Discriminatory' App Tracking Transparency Rules

2 months / iclarified

Apple Hit With Supersized Fine in Italy Over an iPhone Privacy Feature

2 months / macrumors / Joe Rossignol

Italy fines Apple nearly 100 mn euros over app privacy feature

2 months / techxplore


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Apple Hit With Supersized Fine in Italy Over an iPhone Privacy Feature

2 months / bsky / @macrumors.bsky.social / macrumors.bsky.social

Back to Top / Monday, December 22, 2025, 10:20 am / permalink 17203 / 16 stories in 2 months


iPhone 18 Trial Production Reported to Begin in February Ahead of Spring 2027 Launch

Steve Vegvari / iphoneincanada - Apple is believed to be kick-starting the trial production of its iPhone 18 shortly after the Chinese New Year.The post iPhone 18 Trial Production Reported to Begin in February Ahead of Spring 2027 Launch first appeared on iPhone in Canada.

#mobiletech #apple #china #chips #iphone #asia #manufacturing #technology #smartphone

First things we know about iPhone 18

2 months / dataconomy / Kerem Gülen

Apple Reportedly Facing Production Shortages For Its A20 And A20 Pro, Despite Securing Nearly Half Of TSMC’s Initial 2nm Supply, But Samsung Isn’t Being Viewed As An Alternative

2 months / wccftech / Omar Sohail

A new report claims that the iPhone 18 series will enter test production soon, but also that the Pro models will closely resemble the current design.

2 months / bsky / @appleinsider.com / appleinsider.com

iPhone 18 Trial Production to Begin in February After Chinese New Year

2 months / bsky / @macrumors.bsky.social / macrumors.bsky.social

Apple Targets 'Visually Crease-Free' Foldable iPhone With New Glass Tech [Rumor]

2 months / iclarified

Apple Preparing to Start Trial Production of iPhone 18 Pro

2 months / iclarified

One Leaker Wants You To Ignore The Rumors Of A Punch-Hole Selfie Camera On The Apple iPhone 18 Pro

2 months / wccftech / Rohail Saleem

iPhone 18 Trial Production Reported to Begin in February Ahead of Spring 2027 Launch

2 months / iphoneincanada / Steve Vegvari

Don't expect big changes in the iPhone 18 Pro design

2 months / appleinsider

iPhone 18 Trial Production to Start in February Ahead of Spring 2027 Launch

2 months / macrumors / Tim Hardwick

Back to Top / Monday, December 22, 2025, 8:21 am / permalink 17198 / 10 stories in 2 months


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