What to Expect From Apple at WWDC / T-Mobile's App Now Records Your Phone Screen / Instagram Is Killing Battery Life on Android Phones

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What to Expect at WWDC: A Major iOS 19 Revamp While Apple Intelligence Is Under Pressure

Will Apple acknowledge the bumpy rollout for Apple Intelligence or forge right ahead with details on its next-gen operating systems? Here's what we expect to see in Cupertino on June 9.

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iOS 18 to iOS 26? A New Report Says Apple Will Shake Up Its OS Names

Apple wants to bring some consistency to how it names its software platforms. The upcoming versions will be labeled based on the year, rather than the sequential version number, says Bloomberg.

Instagram to Blame for Bad Battery Life on Android Phones

If you've got an Android phone or tablet, you'll want to make sure you update Instagram as soon as possible to help stabilize battery life.

Apple Is Prepping a New Gaming App for iPhone, iPad, and the Mac

The app will replace Game Center and act as a central hub to launch games and track in-game achievements. Apple also recently made its first-ever gaming studio acquisition.

T-Mobile's App Now Records Your Phone Screen: Here's Why

The carrier is rolling out an update to its T-Life app that turns on a screen-recording feature by default to 'troubleshoot' issues.

Despite Heavy Pushback From Apple, Texas Gov Signs Age-Verification Bill

The bill (SB2420) requires app stores to verify users' ages and seek parental consent before letting minors download apps or make in-app purchases. Utah passed similar legislation in March.