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Apple’s iOS 14 has many features which might be better than Android’s
Apple’s iOS 14 has many features which might be better than Android’s.
During the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference 2020, Apple announced iOS 14 for iPhone and iPod touch. New iOS 14 features include widgets finally coming to the home screen, picture-in-picture, and digital keys to unlock your car with an iPhone.
Apple has already pushed the iOS 14 beta (Developer Preview) and is scheduled to launch the beta update publicly in July. Though Apple didn’t confirm the iOS 14 release date it is expected that we will be able to download the final software in September this year.
Anything older than the iPhone 6S won’t be getting beta or final software.
How to get the iOS 14 beta
- Sign up for the Apple Developer Program from official program enrollment page.
- Back up your iPhone.
- Download the iOS 14 beta profile(developer.apple.com/download) and follow the instructions to download the beta profile.
- Install the iOS 14 profile-Settings > General > Profile>select the Profile Downloaded >click the profile selected.
- Download and install iOS 14
Below list of phones will be able to download iOS 14
- iPhone 6S, iPhone 6S Plus, and iPhone SE (first generation)
- iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus
- iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and iPhone X
- iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR
- iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max
- iPhone SE (second generation)
iOS 14 New Features
iOS 14 adds a new App Library in which all the apps are automatically organized and we don’t have to keep all of the icons on our actual home screen. There is also a new feature for sorting applications based on usage and more.
New widgets are more data-rich and come in a variety of sizes. They are accessible via the Today View and can also be dragged out of Today View onto the home screen. These widgets can also be accessed through the Widget Gallery with multiple different sizing options.
iOS 14 also adds a picture in picture which allows keeping watching the video at the same time as using other apps. Siri has a new interface that does not overtake the entire screen.
A new translation app in iOS 14 is designed for conversations and it works completely offline. One has to do is tap on the microphone icon and the app will translate to the chosen language. There are 11 supported languages.
iOS 14 also adds a new App Clip feature to easily access applications without downloading the full version from the App Store.
For iMessage, new Memoji accessories (including a new face mask Memoji), as well as pinned messages, are added. New features for group iMessages as well: in-line replies and mentions.
There are a variety of new improvements in Apple Maps with iOS 14. Apple Maps will now ping you to tell you where traffic cameras are.
iOS 14 privacy has also been enhanced, all apps will be required to obtain permission from you before tracking you. You’ll now be able to choose to share your app location with apps rather than your exact location.
If someone has a compatible car, now with iOS 14 you’ll be able to get digital keys that enable you to unlock and turn on your car through your iPhone.
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iPhone 17 Air screen resolution has just taken center stage with a compelling leak hidden inside iOS 26 beta 2. Apple enthusiasts and tech critics alike have been abuzz after developers stumbled upon a new clownfish wallpaper asset in iOS 26 that points to a never-before-seen display size. Let’s dive deep into what this leak reveals—and why it matters for Apple’s upcoming smartphone line.
A Wallpaper That Speaks Volumes
Months before Apple’s expected September 2025 event, iOS 26 developer beta 2 has unearthed a wallpaper file featuring its signature clownfish image at 420×912 points—translating to a 1260×2736 pixels display when rendered at 3× scale. That exact resolution doesn’t match any existing iPhone model. It’s just shy of the rumored 1260×2740‑pixel resolution tipped for the iPhone 17 Air.
Analyst reports previously forecasted a 6.6‑inch iPhone with that exact pixel density. The file’s discoverer specifically noted:
“420 × 912@3×, which translates to 1260 × 2736”
This finding aligns perfectly with Apple’s rumored middle-ground “Air” model—bridging the gap between flagship and base iPhones.
A Balanced Screen Size: Between Pro and Pro Max
The alleged 6.6‑inch size positions the iPhone 17 Air squarely between the iPhone 16 Pro (6.27″) and iPhone 16 Pro Max (6.8″). This suggests Apple is catering to users who want a larger screen than standard models, without committing to the bulk of a Pro Max. The leaked wallpaper even matched mockups showing intermediate dimensions.
Slimmer Than Ever: Apple’s Ultra-Thin Ambition
Rumors say the iPhone 17 Air won’t just be different in size—it will be exceptionally thin. Leaks suggest a chassis thickness of just 5.5 mm (excluding the camera bump), making it possibly Apple’s thinnest iPhone ever. That’s rivaling some of the slimmest Android devices on the market.
To maintain structural integrity in such a slim body, reports hint at the use of a strong titanium‑aluminum alloy frame, providing both durability and elegance.
Display Technology and Performance Edge
The leak in iOS 26 hints at more than just resolution. Early coverage suggests the iPhone 17 Air could debut with 120 Hz ProMotion technology—a feature previously reserved for Pro models—ensuring smoother visuals.
Other rumors tied to this model include Apple’s next-gen A19 chip, a single-lens 48 MP rear camera, and the latest C1 modem for improved 5G performance.
Betas as Blueprints: Why iOS Leaks Matter
Beta firmware often contains clues about upcoming hardware. Apple typically seeds these builds to developers familiarizing them with future device layouts and features. When assets appear for screen resolutions that don’t match current devices, it strongly points to new hardware in development.
The fact that this wallpaper asset appeared in iOS 26 beta 2—expected to run only on future iPhones—reinforces the idea that Apple is gearing up for an iPhone 17 Air launch in September 2025.
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What This Means for You
Design and Appeal: The Air model seems crafted for fans of sleek, lighter phones—combining portability with a bold display presence.
Display Experience: With a rumored 1260×2736 resolution and ProMotion, expect sharper visuals and smoother navigation.
Positioning: The iPhone 17 Air may become Apple’s “just right” option—more premium than the base models but less hefty than the Pros.
Tech Specs: Along with thinner form and display tech, users may get the A19 chip, single-lens camera, and high-speed 5G.
Battery Trade-off: The ultra-thin design might bring sacrifices—possibly a smaller battery—prompting potential need for charging accessories.
Bottom Line
The iPhone 17 Air screen resolution leak discovered in iOS 26 beta 2 isn’t just a minor technical detail—it strongly suggests a 6.6-inch, ultra-thin, high-resolution iPhone is on the way. It’s shaping up to be a compelling mid-tier device that blends style, performance, and usability. With September drawing near, all eyes are on Apple’s next move—and this leak has only heightened the excitement.
Apple is all set to make some major announcements today, June 9, as it kicks off its yearly tech event, the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2025. The event runs from June 9 to June 13, with the biggest news expected during the keynote session at 10:30 PM IST on the first day.
While a lucky few will attend the event in person at Apple Park, most people will be watching from home. Thankfully, Apple will livestream the keynote, so fans everywhere can tune in. Whether you’re an Apple fan or just curious about what’s coming next in tech, this is an event you won’t want to miss.
What to Expect
One of the most talked-about rumors is that Apple may change how it names its software updates. Instead of using numbers like iOS 19, Apple might switch to a year-based naming system—so the next update would be called iOS 26, similar to how Samsung went from Galaxy S10 to S20 in 2020.
We might also see a fresh new design across Apple’s apps and user interface, possibly inspired by Google’s Material 3 Expressive style. This could include visual changes and new features in the core iOS apps.
Another big topic is AI (Artificial Intelligence). While details are still unclear, Apple is expected to introduce new AI tools and features—likely under the name Apple Intelligence—that will be part of their software going forward.
How to Watch
The keynote will be livestreamed on Apple’s official website, the Apple TV app, and YouTube. Just head to one of these platforms by 10:30 PM IST on Monday, June 9, to watch all the announcements live.
Stay tuned, because we’ll be covering all the big updates Apple reveals during the event!
After years of waiting, WhatsApp has officially released its very own app for iPad.
The announcement was teased yesterday on WhatsApp’s official X (formerly Twitter) account, and today the app is finally available for download on the App Store.
The iPad version of WhatsApp lets users make video and audio calls with up to 32 people. You can also share your screen and switch between the front and back cameras. The app supports iPadOS features like Stage Manager, Split View, and Slide Over. This means you can chat while using other apps at the same time.
WhatsApp for iPad also works well with the Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil, making it more convenient for users who prefer typing or writing on their iPads.
All messages, calls, and shared media stay in sync across your iPhone, iPad, Mac, and other devices. WhatsApp also ensures that everything is protected with end-to-end encryption. With the chat lock feature, users can keep private conversations secure even if the iPad is shared with others.
You can now download the new WhatsApp app for iPad directly from the App Store.
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