Skylum takes mobile editing to the next level with iPhone-friendly Luminar Mobile

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Skylum expands its mobile editing dominance with Luminar Mobile, a powerful editing app designed specifically for iPhones. This launch follows the successful debut of Luminar for iPad earlier this year.

Luminar Mobile inherits the user-friendly design of Luminar for iPad, featuring touch controls with realistic motion and sound effects. Skylum promises a fun and engaging editing experience alongside impressive capabilities.

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Apple unveils "Apple Intelligence" at WWDC 2024, partnering with OpenAI

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At its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), Apple announced a significant upgrade to its AI strategy with "Apple Intelligence," a personalized AI system designed to enhance user experience across iPhones, iPads, and Macs. This system integrates Siri, the company's voice assistant, and leverages OpenAI's ChatGPT technology.

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Apple commits to minimum 5-year security updates for iPhones

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Apple has confirmed it will provide security updates for iPhones for at least five years, less than the seven years guaranteed by Samsung and Google. This is the first time Apple has committed to a minimum length of software support for iPhones. A new UK regulation requires companies to provide security updates for internet-connected devices for at least five years. This applies to iPhones, and Apple has confirmed they'll support iPhone 15 with security updates for at least five years from its launch in September 2023.

While Samsung and Google currently offer a longer guarantee, Apple has historically provided security updates for iPhones for over five years. So, iPhone users can likely expect to receive security updates for just as long, if not longer, than Samsung and Google devices.

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Apple's iPhone 16 Pro poised to break bezel barrier

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Leaked details suggest Apple's upcoming iPhone 16 Pro series, launching this September, will boast the thinnest bezels ever seen on a smartphone. With the Pro model measuring in at a mere 1.2mm and the Pro Max even slimmer at 1.15mm (compared to the iPhone 15 Pro's 1.71mm), these phones will push the boundaries of display real estate.

This significant reduction surpasses not only the current iPhone lineup but also competitors like the Galaxy S24 series. It's a major step towards the long-desired bezel-less phone design.

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