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Apple is reportedly gearing up to re-enter the camera market, but not in the way many expected. The tech giant, known for its disruptive innovations, is allegedly planning to launch a smart home security camera by 2026, with a target of 10 million units in annual shipments.

Apple’s iPhone SE 4 is set to make its debut in India in early 2025, marking a significant return for the SE series after a three-year hiatus. The last model, iPhone SE 3, launched in March 2020, retained the classic iPhone 8 design.

The upcoming iPhone SE 4, set to launch next spring, promises to be the most significant update since the SE line began. With nearly three years since the last SE model, Apple is finally shifting to a more modern design and feature set, bringing its budget-friendly option closer to the latest flagship iPhones.

Apple is reportedly developing a revolutionary smart display designed for home control, with rumors hinting at two versions in the works. According to sources, one version might incorporate a robotic arm and draw inspiration from an iconic Mac design.

Apple has introduced significant updates for enterprise IT administrators with the release of iOS 18.1, furthering its strategy of rolling out new features incrementally. This update includes several enhancements in device management capabilities, offering organizations improved control over Apple devices in professional environments.

Next year is expected to mark a pivotal moment for Apple’s iPhone series. Reports suggest that the company will introduce a brand-new iPhone model, the iPhone 17 Slim, while the standard iPhone 17 models are anticipated to receive significant enhancements in display technology and front-facing cameras.

A user has reported recurring issues with the camera module of their iPhone 14 Pro Max, purchased two years ago. The problem involves the 3x telephoto lens, which developed four visible spots, as seen in shared images.

Apple’s upcoming iOS 18.2 release promises to redefine the iPhone experience with groundbreaking features and expanded accessibility. This update, expected to surpass the impact of iOS 18.1, introduces advanced Apple Intelligence capabilities to a broader range of users and incorporates transformative tools for communication, creativity, and visual learning.

Apple has concluded its 2023 releases with the launch of the M4 Mac lineup, featuring M4, M4 Pro, and M4 Max chips across devices like the iMac, Mac mini, and MacBook Pro.

Apple released the second public beta of iOS 18.2 on November 12, one day after the third developer beta became available. The update follows the general release of iOS 18.1, which introduced new features and fixes for all iPhones while adding exclusive Apple Intelligence features for specific devices.