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iOS 27 could change how your muscle memory swipes notifications on a phone

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By Shimul Sood
| Digital Trends
Apple is reportedly preparing a potentially disruptive change to how notifications work in iOS 27 and iPadOS 27 According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman , incoming notifications now slide in from the left side of the screen in internal builds of the software. On its own, that might sound like a simple visual tweak. But it appears to be part of a much larger rethink of navigation gestures — one that could force longtime iPhone users to retrain years of muscle memory.
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Smartphone screens are about to enter ridiculous refresh rate territory like gaming monitors

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By Shimul Sood
| Digital Trends
For years, smartphone makers have been locked in a race for brighter screens, thinner bezels, and sharper resolutions. Now, it looks like the next battleground could be refresh rates — and things are getting a little absurd. A new leak suggests OnePlus is exploring a roadmap that could eventually bring 240Hz OLED displays to its flagship phones.
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The next-gen Siri in iOS 27 might still ship as a beta experience in the early days

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By Shimul Sood
| Digital Trends
Apple has spent the better part of a year trying to convince users that a smarter Siri is still on the way. Now, a new report suggests the company may be preparing expectations before the assistant finally arrives. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman , Apple is internally referring to the revamped Siri as a “beta” and “preview” product, signaling that the company may not present the software as a finished experience when it launches later this year.
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