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From a foldable iPhone to a touchscreen MacBook: Apple to open the Ternus era with its biggest product launch wave
Apple is preparing for the largest product launch wave in its history. The September 9 event will be the first major launch under new CEO John Ternus, signaling a significant transformation across all product lines.

Massive lawsuit against Apple: demand for billions of dollars in compensation
The tech giant is in trouble in London following an unprecedented class-action lawsuit claiming the company used its power in the iPhone to crush competition in the digital advertising market.

Apple changes the rules of medicine: the revolution on its way to the operating room
The new development by medical equipment giant Stryker displays surgical data hovering in the air before the surgeon's eyes. Despite the historic FDA approval, it has yet to be proven whether the technology shortens surgical procedures.

Apple vs. OpenAI: Hundreds of former employees at the center of a massive legal storm
The disclosure of new evidence in court is causing deep concern at Apple, which discovered that hundreds of its employees have moved to its main competitor. The company's true fear regarding the leakage of its most secret developments has now been revealed.

2800% return in 15 years: Tim Cook leaves Apple
The CEO of the technology giant Apple, Tim Cook, is ending his tenure today (Monday), a position he held for the last 15 years. The person who will fill his place is the company's Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering, John Ternus. Even after leaving, Cook will continue to serve as the company's Chairman.

$400 billion a year: The man behind the Apple empire steps down
A historic era comes to an end as Tim Cook marks his final day today as CEO of the company. The person chosen to succeed him will have to lead the tech giant in the burning AI race.

Galaxy Z Fold 8 Review: Maybe we don't need to wait for the foldable iPhone?
Samsung launched the Galaxy Z Fold 8, explicitly stating it was developed in response to the upcoming foldable iPhone. We tested the device to see if it truly is the ultimate foldable or just another niche product.

Following a significant price drop: 360% jump in sales of luxury models
The price reduction of the iPhone 17 series ahead of the next generation is clearly felt in the market: within a few days, a 360% jump in device sales was recorded on Wolt, with most purchases focusing on the more expensive models.

Official: Date Set for Next iPhone Announcement Event
Apple has officially announced the date for its September event. The presentation, titled "Surprise and shine," will take place on Wednesday, September 9, at the company's headquarters, Apple Park.

Apple Changed Its Mind: Privacy Protection Feature Saved
How many times have you been asked for your email address when signing up for a new app or website? If you are an iCloud+ subscriber, you likely use the "Hide My Email" feature. This tool generates random, dummy email addresses that route messages directly to your real inbox, maintaining your privacy.

Apple unveils new Mac mini and Mac Studio
Apple has quietly updated its computer lineup, introducing new generations of Mac Studio and Mac mini. The devices feature advanced M5 and M6 chips, significantly improved processing power, and increased memory capacities.

Rumors about new iPhones: future design and a $2,000 foldable smartphone
According to new leaks, Apple is planning a major design change for next year's models. At the same time, the foldable iPhone may arrive with quite a few compromises and at a price of over $2,000. On the other hand, the price increase for the iPhone 18 Pro may not be as significant as analysts predicted.

The foldable iPhone is coming: what is it expected to look like and how much will it cost?
Apple is preparing for one of the most dramatic moves in its history in the mobile market, with its expected entry into the foldable smartphone category. According to a report by Mark Gurman from Bloomberg, the tech giant will unveil the iPhone Ultra at its annual announcement event — the company's first foldable flagship device. This is a completely new design category in Cupertino since the...

Apple's Foldable iPhone: Pricing and Surprising Technical Compromises
Apple is preparing to launch an ultra-premium device priced over $2,000. While early testers praise the build quality, the company has had to make compromises regarding the camera array and the familiar security mechanism.

Student Discounts in Israel: iDigital Launches Apple Promotion
Ahead of the academic year, iDigital is expanding student benefits, offering an 8% discount on MacBook and iPad models, along with extended warranties and trade-in options.

Apple Cuts Over 200 Jobs
The tech giant is laying off approximately 100 employees from its VR headset team, with the remainder coming from the Siri and AI divisions. Apple stated that the move is part of a reorganization focused on advancing its artificial intelligence initiatives.

Now on Mac: ChatGPT can read and send messages for you
How many times have you found yourself drowning in a sea of iMessage, SMS, or RCS messages on your Mac, wishing someone would just organize them for you? OpenAI is now introducing a particularly intriguing solution that could change the way you communicate. The company has launched an official Apple Messages app plugin for ChatGPT, allowing the AI to read, analyze, and send messages directly from...

Good news: Apple cuts iPhone 17 Pro prices in Israel | First publication
Apple has instructed its Israeli importers to cut prices for the iPhone 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max by $90 (approx. 270 shekels) starting this week. The move comes as a surprise following recent price hikes for MacBooks and iPads due to the global memory chip shortage.

Apple Removed AI-Powered Nude App Promoted via Paid Meta Campaign
According to WIRED, the app Kromix posed as a photo editing tool but allowed the creation of sexual videos featuring real people. Meta ran 32 ads targeted exclusively at men, one of which featured a high-ranking American female politician in a pornographic video.

Did you own an old iPhone? Check if you are owed compensation
Nine years after the iPhone throttling scandal, Apple will pay 10 million shekels as part of a settlement agreement approved in Israel, with the maximum compensation per eligible device standing at 1,890 shekels. A website has been launched where users can check their eligibility and submit an online claim form.

Apple accidentally reveals video of AirPods with a camera
A video discovered in a new macOS version confirms Apple is developing AirPods with cameras. The device will utilize Visual Intelligence to analyze the user's surroundings.

Sky fund explores sale of control in iDigital
The Sky investment fund is exploring options to exit its stake in Icon Group, the parent company of the iDigital chain. Management has held meetings with potential buyers, valuing the company at over 500 million shekels.

Official: Apple is bringing ads to the iPhone
Apple has announced that it is introducing advertisements into the Apple Maps app. Initially, registration is open to businesses in the US and Canada, marking a shift in the company's long-standing strategy.

A moment before parting with Apple: Tim Cook summarizes 15 years in one sentence
Weeks before he vacates the CEO chair for John Ternus, Tim Cook was asked how he would like his tenure at Apple to be remembered. Instead of talking about iPhones, services, or trillions of dollars, he chose a much more personal answer: "I hope people will say that I was a good and decent person."

Trump administration pressures Apple: Do not buy memory chips from China
The US administration is pressuring Apple to avoid purchasing memory chips from Chinese manufacturers amid a global shortage of essential components.

Apple warns of a cyberattack: how to protect your iPhone
Imagine opening your iPhone in the morning and finding an official notification from Apple warning you that someone is trying to hack your device. This is exactly what recently happened to many users around the world. The tech giant sent a new wave of security alerts to users in 110 different countries, warning them that they may be the target of a highly sophisticated cyberattack based on...

"A once-in-a-century flood": The surge in memory prices threatening Apple
Tech giant Apple is preparing for a leadership change, as John Ternus will take over as CEO on September 1st, replacing Tim Cook. However, Ternus is arriving at the company during a particularly complex period. Despite strong performance, Apple is facing an unusual rise in iPhone production costs, which is forcing it to raise prices for consumers. The main reason for this is a severe global...

The Apple Paradox: Minimal AI Investment and Record Valuation
Despite modest investments in artificial intelligence and a policy of avoiding mass layoffs, Apple has reached a record market valuation of $5 trillion. Analysts attribute this success to the company's conservative approach and efficient business model.

Because of Shabbat: Apple to pay $150,000 to employee who claimed discrimination
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) alleged that an Apple store manager in Virginia made antisemitic remarks and refused to accommodate an employee's Shabbat observance. Apple denied the allegations but agreed to a settlement.

Getting lost in messages? The new iPhone feature will save you time
The daily flood of messages often leads to forgotten tasks and time-consuming searches for files. The iOS 27 update introduces AI-powered tools that help organize tasks and simplify content management directly within the Messages app.

iPhone 18 prices in Israel may rise by 1,500 shekels: Apple's unusual move
Apple's bill of materials is expected to jump by approximately 38% compared to the previous generation. The main driver behind this price hike is the sharp rise in memory and storage costs. The company now faces a choice between absorbing the costs or passing them on to consumers.

Apple to pay $150,000 in damages to employee fired for refusing to work on Shabbat
Apple has agreed to pay $150,000 in a settlement with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). The lawsuit alleged that a Jewish employee was discriminated against and fired after requesting time off for Shabbat.

Lawsuit against Apple: Critical vulnerability in iCloud+ exposed user IP addresses
Many users pay for an iCloud+ subscription for the iCloud Private Relay feature, designed to mask IP addresses while browsing. However, new research has uncovered a serious flaw that renders this protection ineffective, leaving users vulnerable to tracking.

"The most significant change in iPhone history": Apple to introduce a foldable iPhone in September
According to a Bloomberg report, Apple plans to unveil its first foldable iPhone at a launch event in September 2026. The device will feature a book-style design, accompanied by the iPhone 18 Pro series, new Apple Watches, and smart home updates.

On the way to a 15-year record: iPhone 17 is about to make history
According to reports, Apple will not launch the iPhone 18 until the spring of 2027, which will make the iPhone 17 the standard flagship model to remain at the top for the longest time in the company's history.

Rumors from China: Apple may raise iPhone 17 prices as early as tomorrow
A new post by the well-known leaker Fixed Focus Digital claims that Apple may increase prices for iPhone 17 models starting tomorrow, August 10. While there are no other sources for this rumor, market experts note that final pricing in Israel will depend on the current dollar exchange rate.

Starting tomorrow: Apple may raise iPhone 17 prices
According to a new report, Apple is considering raising prices for the iPhone 17 series in the US as early as August 10 — even before the launch of the iPhone 18 Pro next month. At this stage, there is no indication that the move will affect iPhone prices in other countries.

Machsanei Hashmal chain launches Apple product sale with up to 70% discount until August 10
The Machsanei Hashmal chain is holding a major surplus sale of Apple products in Eilat. Customers can purchase MacBook computers, iPhones, iPads, and Apple Watches at special liquidation prices excluding VAT.

iPhone Evolution: New Messaging Feature to Save You Time
How many times have you received an important request, promised to handle it later, and then completely forgotten? Apple is introducing a smart solution to organize your tasks directly within the Messages app.

Is your iPhone overheating? The TikTok tip that could ruin your device
Hot days are here, and with them the familiar, annoying phenomenon of a smartphone heating up in your hand. If you have recently encountered TikTok videos suggesting a quick fix, such as placing a hot iPhone in the refrigerator, you should stop immediately. Although this advice sounds logical, it is one of the most dangerous recommendations you could follow, potentially costing you dearly.

The price will rise, the camera will improve, and there is probably a date: all the rumors about the iPhone 18 Pro
Ahead of the September launch event, the market estimates that Apple will raise prices for iPhones and watches as well. At the same time, the Pro model is expected to receive a new camera, a smaller Dynamic Island, and a new modem, but what intrigues Apple fans is the question of when the event will happen, and there seems to be an answer.

The Big Myth About Charging Your Phone Overnight: What’s Really True?
Many of us plug our phones in before bed and leave them charging until morning, but does this habit actually ruin the battery? The answer is more complex than commonly thought.

Telegram warns: How criminals are exploiting the app
If you tried to download Telegram from the Apple App Store on Monday night, you likely noticed it had vanished. The real reason behind the removal was a sophisticated extortion scheme that exploits a loophole in Apple's reporting system to target community administrators.

Buying an Apple device? The new benefit worth 999 shekels
The iDigital chain is launching a special consumer campaign, granting a package of accessories and an extended warranty worth up to 999 shekels at no extra charge for those purchasing at the chain's branches and on the website.

Apple Faces $32.5 Billion Lawsuit Over Biometric Data in Photos App
A class-action lawsuit in Illinois alleges that the iPhone's Photos app creates 'faceprints' without user consent. Apple's attempt to dismiss the case was rejected by an appeals court, allowing the litigation to proceed.

Grab the Popcorn: OpenAI Reveals Embarrassing Evidence Against Apple
OpenAI has published a sharp response to Apple's lawsuit, accusing the company of negligence and presenting false information. To support its position, the ChatGPT developer released internal correspondence.

Apple is getting closer to launching AirPods with built-in cameras
According to a report, Apple is simultaneously advancing two new AirPods models with cameras, one of which is nearing production and may arrive sooner than expected. The cameras are not intended for photography, but to provide Siri with real-time visual information as part of the company's AI expansion.

Apple briefly removed Telegram from the App Store due to child sexual abuse material
The app disappeared briefly from the app store for some users. Apple stated that prohibited materials were found, and after Telegram addressed them and the distributor, it was returned to the app store.

Wall Street Drama: Company Wipes Out Half a Trillion Dollars as Others Soar
Apple continues to trade under pressure, losing its second-place global market cap ranking to Alphabet, while Amazon celebrates an unprecedented historical milestone on Wall Street.

Leadership Change at Apple Israel: New Head of R&D Appointed
Roni Friedman has been promoted to a global role at Apple, where he will lead a new AI-focused chip design group. Tal Inbar will take over as head of the R&D center in Israel.