O embargo de reviews do iPhone Duo caiu hoje e, com a enxurrada de análises do produto, temos algumas novidades sobre alguns recursos e acessórios.

De acordo com a WIRED, a função Alcançabilidade (Reachability) chegará ao iPhone Duo até o fim do ano. O recurso permite acessar os cantos esquerdo e direito da interface do sistema com um único toque, o que facilita o uso do aparelho (que tem um formato maior do que o dos iPhones convencionais) por quem tem mãos pequenas.

Já sobre o suporte ao Apple Pencil (restrito ao modelo USB-C), há uma boa notícia: o recurso virá junto com o lançamento do iOS 27.2, provavelmente na semana que vem.

Apple Pencil support is with iOS 27.2 btw

iOS 27.2 RC rolled out Monday, and it works pic.twitter.com/tt3QQbjkZv

— Max Weinbach (@mweinbach) October 21, 2026

Como originalmente a Apple só havia mencionado que o acessório poderia ser utilizado no iPhone “ainda neste ano”, esperava-se que a novidade só chegasse com uma futura atualização (um pouco mais distante), mas o suporte virá mesmo em breve, para a alegria dos (poucos) felizardos que já estarão com o aparelho em mãos.

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A San Francisco City Attorney has sent cease-and-desist letters to Apple and Google demanding the removal of 13 AI "face-swap" apps that can generate nonconsensual nude images, according to WIRED.


The letters, sent on Thursday, target eight apps on the App Store and five on the Play Store that market themselves as face-swapping tools but are used to "undress" photos of real people. The attorney's office wants both companies to cut ties with the developers and stop taking a cut of in-app payments, arguing they are effectively "aiding and abetting" the sale of explicit deepfake images. The attorney called the practice "illegal, harmful, and completely unacceptable" and believes Apple and Google have collected millions in fees from the apps.

Both companies have developer rules against pornography and have removed batches of nudify apps in the past after being flagged by researchers. A Google spokesperson told WIRED that the company has deleted "hundreds" of apps with nudifying features for policy violations, including the five named in the letters. In June, it emerged that Apple had already tightened its ‌App Store‌ guideline language on developer responsibility for pornographic content.

Update: Apple told MacRumors that it takes reports of apps against its guidelines seriously. Apple applies App Review Guidelines to all developers, which include specific provisions to prohibit overtly sexual or pornographic content. As such, "nudificiation" apps are against its guidelines and the company has proactively rejected and removed many such apps, including when they have been flagged by users.

The App Store was designed to be a safe and trusted place for users, and we have always strictly prohibited apps designed to generate, distribute, or consume pornography. "Nudification" apps are against our App Review Guidelines and we have proactively rejected many of these apps and removed many others, including when users have flagged them via our reporting tools. We have removed three of the apps in question and are in the process of terminating their developer accounts from our program. We are in contact with four others that need to address policy violations or risk being removed as well.

Users can go to reportaproblem.apple.com to report illegal, offensive, or abusive content, as well as scam or fraud on the ‌App Store‌.
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