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Marko Zivkovic

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Covers:  Technology, Apple, iPhone, AI, artificial intelligence, iOS, macOS, iPadOS, generative AI
Associate Editor - @AppleInsider, formerly at @MacRumors - tech aficionado, journalist. Contact: marko@appleinsider.com, m.zivkovic.21@proton.me

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Marko Zivkovic’s Biography

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In my work for MacRumors and AppleInsider, I broke the news on a variety of highly confidential Apple projects. Through an established network of industry insider sources and independent research, I published detailed information on key hardware components, software, and product designs.

Here are just some of the things I’ve revealed and published ahead of their official launch:

  • Prototype designs and colors for the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max
  • Detailed hardware information o…

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Tetraprism Telephoto Lens to be Available on Both iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max

Tetraprism Telephoto Lens to be Available on Both iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max

Recently, MacRumors has received information indicating that Apple intends to implement the tetraprism teleph…

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Why Apple rebranded Web Eraser to Distraction Control

Why Apple rebranded Web Eraser to Distraction Control

Apple has finally released its Web Eraser content blocker for Safari 18, albeit under the new name Distractio…

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iPhone 15 Pro's canceled haptic buttons - an exclusive look

iPhone 15 Pro's canceled haptic buttons - an exclusive look

The iPhone 15 Pro was rumored to feature haptic buttons with an all-new design, but Apple's project never saw…

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How Apple's software engineering teams manage and test new operating system features ahead of lau...

How Apple's software engineering teams manage and test new operating system features ahead of lau...

Internally, Apple engineers rely on a dedicated app to view, manage, and toggle in-development features and u…

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An overview of Apple prototype and development stages

An overview of Apple prototype and development stages

Whether a device is a Mac, iPhone, or iPad, every piece of hardware Apple makes needs to go through several p…

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Apple's on-device email categorization could have been a feature in iOS 13

Apple's on-device email categorization could have been a feature in iOS 13

Apple recently announced an all-new email categorization feature for iOS 18, but a newly-discovered prototype…

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iPhone 18 Pro leaks: Qualcomm or Apple C2 model, A20 details, camera upgrades

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By Marko Zivkovic
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After a closer look at some new data, Apple's iPhone 18 Pro modem situation may not be cut-and-dried. Here's what the latest leaks say is in store for cellular connectivity, the A20 chip, and possible camera improvements. On June 25, AppleInsider exclusively revealed that iPhone 18 Pro schematics and documents were among the more than 630GB of files taken from Tata in a cyberattack.
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Apple's $502M payment to Optis over patent infringement goes to UK Supreme Court

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By Marko Zivkovic
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Apple is contesting a ruling that would force it to pay Optis $502 million for LTE patent infringement, but the UK Supreme Court has yet to reach a verdict. The legal battle between Apple and Optis goes back to February 2019, and there's still no end in sight all these years later. Apple was accused of infringing upon Optis' LTE patents, which ultimately led to lawsuits in both the United Kingdom and the United States.
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Don't wait to update: iOS 26.5.2 includes over 25 security fixes for web browsing

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By Marko Zivkovic
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Apple's iOS 26.5.2 update adds a variety of fixes to keep your data safe while browsing the web. Here's what you need to know and why you should update. On Monday, just under a month after releasing iOS 26.5.1, Apple made iOS 26.5.2 available for download. The update contains more than 25 different security enhancements, and over 15 of them are related to WebKit. Notably, Apple patched two WebKit vulnerabilities that used maliciously crafted web content to disclose sensitive information.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Contributing writer at MacRumors. I revealed exclusive info on the iPhone 15 range, iPhone 16 range and upcoming OS features.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I've seen one, once, but I've never actually needed one for anything.

How is social media changing news?

People are more impatient these days, news stories need to follow a bite-sized format to gain attention.
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