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Quick Start lets you transfer data wirelessly or via a USB cable to a new device, simply turn on the new phone and bring your ...

Apple may release its first "slim" iPhone model, put its own 5G modems inside the iPhone for the first time and we may see the first iPhone SE with Face ID. Plus, we'll likely get a much closer ...

Be it the government’s flagship Ayushman Bharat scheme being expanded to cover the elderly or the country’s insurance regulator doing away with the 65-year restriction for purchasing a policy — health ...

Apple is diversifying its products and services more than ever, but there’s no question that iPhone is still king. No other Apple product, and perhaps not other product from any company ...

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An elderly man squatted to take the perfect picture ... The video is captioned, "Basic human need," emphasizing how love, care, and thoughtful gestures remain at the core of human connection.

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When Apple releases its next flagship iPhones next fall, the iPhone 17 series may be dominated by an all-new design for one model at least. This is the super-slim model that’s caught a lot of ...

A new survey suggests that Apple Intelligence matters to iPhone buyers, but the majority say that the initial features add little to no value. It remains to be seen whether Genmoji and ChatGPT ...

There’s a larger model with a 19-inch screen that could compete with desktop monitors, as well as a smaller model that would serve as a foldable iPhone, with a larger screen than the iPhone 16 ...

“Unfortunately, despite government investment in seniors’ services, we continue to fall behind meeting many basic needs,” said BC Seniors Advocate Dan Levitt. “There is less home care, long-term care ...