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Apple today released the sixth beta of iOS 15 and iPadOS 15. This beta packs several major changes, including a Safari redesign. 
Drinking ample water every day is essential for our well-being. Apple’s latest patent filing reveals a hydration sensor designed for Apple Watch. 
Google today announced Pixel 5a 5G — its latest competitor to take on iPhone SE and iPhone 12 mini. The phone is very similar to the last year’s Google Pixel 4a, albeit with some minor differences. Here are all the key specifications of the Google Pixel 5a 5G you need to know about. 
Recently Apple was in the news for suing ARM device virtualization company Corellium. The company unsuccessfully sued Corellium for violating copyrights with virtual iPhone software intended for security purposes. Last week Corellium and Apple reached an agreement resulting in latter dropping the lawsuit. Now, Corellium has proposed to help researchers investigate Apple’s controversial “CSAM” feature. 
Apple released iOS 14.7.1 to the general public about three weeks ago. The update brought MagSafe Battery Pack compatibility for iPhone 12, Wi-Fi name bug fix, and other under the hood changes. However, a lot of users are now complaining of ‘no service’ and heating issues after updating their iPhones. 
Alleged CAD renders of the Apple Watch Series 7 have leaked, revealing the design changes that Apple is planning for its upcoming smartwatch. 
Wedbush analyst Daniel Ives has once again claimed that Apple would launch the iPhone 13 series in the third week of September. The analyst also believes that Apple will offer the iPhone 13 Pro series with 1TB of internal storage, with the LiDAR scanner being available on the non-Pro iPhones. 
Apple is now offering Mac users in the US the option to subscribe to AppleCare+ on a yearly basis. Previously, Apple required customers to pay for the entire three years of AppleCare+ coverage right when they purchased the Mac. 
