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Memory prices are rising due to the demand from AI data centres. A new leak claims that Apple may not be immune to this shortage after all. The Cupertino giant may be forced to cut back some features on the iPhone 18 just to keep the cost low. Here are all the details.

Apple wants to keep iPhone 18 prices low, but the plan involves quietly cutting features most buyers won't realise are already missing.

Although Apple has yet to officially announce the iPhone 18 lineup, preliminary leaks provide insights about its features and launch timeline. , Technology & Science, Times Now

Apple has fixed a bug in iPhones and iPads, with the iOS 26.4.2 and iPadOS 26.4.2 updates, which likely allowed the FBI to extract content from deleted messages on Signal, a privacy-focused messaging app. Here is everything you need to know.

Looking for the best camera phones in 2026 beyond the Xiaomi 17 Ultra? Top picks like iPhone 17 Pro, Vivo X300 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and Oppo Find X9 Pro deliver pro photography, 8K video, periscope zoom, and AI image processing, making them standout flagship choices. , Technology & Science, Times Now

Apple may launch a foldable iPhone that looks like a passport when closed. If the design holds up, it could reshape how the entire industry thinks about foldable phones.

The iPhone 18 Pro is rumoured to ditch software-only camera tricks. A variable aperture system could mean sharper, more natural photos without over-processing.

Apple is reportedly gearing up for a busy end to the year with numerous product launches. A foldable iPhone is also rumoured, aiming for a new multitasking experience. , Technology & Science, Times Now

Apple's 2023 product lineup promises exciting tech innovations

As Tim Cook prepares to hand over the reins at Apple, his India playbook stands out: resist the pull of a cheap iPhone, invest in developers and retail, and bet on the country's digital rise. What once looked like a misfit market is now a key growth engine, built not in quarters, or even years, but over decades through foundations that made the outcome seem inevitable.