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今天 — 2025年7月31日9to5Mac

Another airline joins AirTag luggage tracking program, now supported by 30 carriers (list)

作者 Marcus Mendes
2025年7月31日 04:34

Introduced in iOS 18.2, the Share Item Location feature lets users share a live tracking link for or other Find My-compatible accessories, including with airlines to help locate lost luggage. Today, another airline joined the list of official partners. Here’s the full updated list.

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Security Bite: iPhone users are more reckless online, new study finds

2025年7月31日 02:28

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The US-based security software firm Malwarebytes recently published a new study that attempts to settle the long-running iPhone vs. Android debate. This time, the focus isn’t on speed or camera quality, but on which users are safer online, including who takes more risks, who is less cautious, and who is more likely to fall for scams. The results are pretty surprising, but I think the real reason behind them has less to do with tech and more to do with behavior.

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No, an Apple support Weibo account didn’t promote a Samsung foldable phone [Updated]

作者 Ben Lovejoy
2025年7月31日 02:25

Update 11:19 a.m. PT: Here’s a statement from an Apple spokesperson: “Apple Support has only posted Apple content. We are working with Weibo to understand how this happened.”

What seems to have happened here is that a Weibo client-side bug caused the text of the Apple Support post to be mismatched with the Samsung video.

Original story below.


An official Apple support account on China’s Weibo social network managed to accidentally post a promotional video for a Samsung folding phone.

The embarrassing mistake coincided with a new analyst report on the expected price and timing for Apple’s own move into this market, with an upcoming iPhone Fold

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9to5Mac Daily: July 30, 2025 – iOS 18.6 now available, Apple Card news

2025年7月31日 00:24

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Deals: iPhone 16 Pro $498 off, M4 iPad Pro, Apple Pencil $59, Mac Studio $900 off, MacBooks, more

作者 Justin Kahn
2025年7月30日 23:45

While we are still tracking a particularly notable $200 off across the M4 MacBook Air lineup with deals from $799, today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break does have some fresh deals to scope out. Firstly, we are now tracking nearly $500 off the new list prices on iPhone 16 Pro units in Amazon renewed premium condition alongside a straight up $200 price drop on the 512GB M4 iPad Pro. Those offers also join the return of Amazon all-time low pricing on the Apple Pencil USB-C at $59 and a host of notable accessory offers, the $900 price drop on Mac Studio, M4 MacBook Pro at $300 off, and much more down below. 

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Apple’s two new iPhone models this year might have a lot in common

2025年7月30日 21:37

Apple launches new iPhones every single year. But the introduction of a brand new model is a rarity, and this year we’ll end up getting two: iPhone 17 Air and iPhone 16e. Coincidentally, these two new models could turn out having a lot in common.

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AAPL Q3 2025: Analysts expect low growth, iPhone and Mac up, iPad down

作者 Ben Lovejoy
2025年7月30日 21:26

We’re just a day away from the AAPL Q3 2025 earnings report, covering April to June. Apple said it expected single-digit growth, and analysts expect this to be toward the lower end of the scale.

Digging into the detail, the consensus view is that both iPhone and Mac revenue will be up year-on-year, while iPad earnings will be down …

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TikTok gets long-overdue fact-checking, plus new parental controls

作者 Ben Lovejoy
2025年7月30日 20:23

Video streaming platform TikTok is finally introducing fact-checking, in the form of TikTok Footnotes – the equivalent to X’s Community Notes. This is initially available in the US only.

The company has also announced new parental controls, aimed at giving oversight of both TikTok consumption and uploads by teens …

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New report doubles down on iPhone rebound in China, despite overall market decline

作者 Marcus Mendes
2025年7月30日 20:13

A few weeks ago, a report from Counterpoint Research suggested Apple may be turning things around in China. Now, new data from Canalys shows iPhone shipments in mainland China rose during the second quarter of 2025, even as the broader smartphone market declined. Here’s the breakdown.

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Apple will increase iPhone 17 prices by $50 with one exception, says analyst

作者 Ben Lovejoy
2025年7月30日 19:48

A new analyst report suggests that Apple will increase prices for three iPhone 17 models, when compared to iPhone 16 pricing.

The report suggests two reasons for the increase, and indicates that the price of the base model will remain unchanged, with a starting price of $799 …

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昨天 — 2025年7月30日9to5Mac

Spain to expand antitrust investigation into App Store pricing rules

作者 Marcus Mendes
2025年7月30日 09:49

Just as Apple inches closer to winning EU approval for its latest App Store changes, Spain’s competition watchdog is expanding its own investigation, citing “new evidence” related to Apple’s developer pricing rules. Here are the details.

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