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Last updated: August 4, 2026, 11:32 AM ET

iPhone 20 and Future iPhone Display Rumors

Next year's iPhone models potentially marking the 20th anniversary of the device, are rumored to feature significantly larger displays. Another report indicates that the iPhone 20 could sport even larger screen sizes, with specifications pointing to 6.4-inch and 7-inch options. These proposed screen dimensions would exceed those of the current Pro and Pro Max models.

Apple's Financial Performance and Legal Actions

Apple has achieved a significant milestone in India, surpassing $10 billion in annual retail revenue for the first time in the fiscal year ending in March. This record-breaking sales figure comes as India solidifies its position as Apple's second major iPhone manufacturing hub. In a separate development, Apple is intensifying its legal battle with OpenAI, filing a request for a preliminary injunction in its trade secrets lawsuit. This injunction could potentially halt OpenAI's AI device development and seeks to prevent further harm from alleged intellectual property theft. Apple is also demanding discovery and testimony from OpenAI in the ongoing case.

App Updates and New Features

WhatsApp is rolling out several new features to enhance group chat experiences. Additionally, WhatsApp has introduced three new upgrades for polls within group chats, offering more functionality. Meanwhile, iOS 27 is set to bring substantial improvements to Face Time, alongside new capabilities for Messages and Apple Notes.

Consumer Deals and Service Disruptions

Amazon is offering discounts on the M4 iPad Air models, with savings of up to $69 available on select configurations. Apple Card users can now enjoy enhanced benefits when booking through Booking.com, with automatic upgrades to a higher tier of perks for qualifying trips. In other news, a recent T-Mobile outage left many US iPhone users without service for several hours. Some affected customers may be eligible for compensation ranging from $10 to $80 as a result of the disruption.

Security Threats and Malware Campaigns

A malware campaign is actively exploiting users by distributing fake Zoom updates and business files. This campaign aims to install Screen Connect, a remote access tool that can mimic legitimate IT support software. The reach of this malware has now expanded to include mac OS, posing a threat to a wider range of users.