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Apple’s Pro iPhone models have always been among the most talked-about smartphones on the market, and each new generation naturally raises the question of whether the upgrade makes sense and how the new model improves on the previous one. The iPhone 16 Pro launched in September 2024 with a new display size, the now-familiar titanium body, and the powerful A18 Pro processor, while the iPhone 17 Pro arrived a year later—September 2025—bringing improved performance, better cameras, and a slight design change. At first glance, the devices are quite similar, but in real-world use, there are several important details that set them apart.

The new Android update, codenamed “Baklava,” continues the company’s tradition of naming its operating systems after different desserts. Its official release date was June 10, 2025—just six months after the first beta version on January 23. Android 16 promises noticeable improvements for users, and in this article, we’ll look at the main features that come with the new version.

On 09/09/2025 at 20:00 Bulgarian time, the premiere of Apple took place, in which the company presented its new iPhone 17 series, including four models: iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max. New this year is the significant technological leap – from the frequency of the display to power and AI functionality, and most of all the impressive ultra-thin design of the iPhone 17 Air and the new 48 MP camera system in the Pro models.

With the rapid integration of artificial intelligence into our daily lives, our devices are keeping up with us. Soon after its rollout in June 2024, Apple AI gradually reached Europe by April 2025. With the release of iOS 18.4 in June of the same year, these exciting innovations became available to eager customers in Bulgaria as well. Apple AI’s features continue to expand with the goal of making life easier for every user. In this article, we’ll explore its key improvements and the devices that support them.

In July 2020, Apple announced that by 2030 they will be completely carbon neutral, from the production of iPhones to what happens to them after we stop using them. That's a serious goal for a company that makes millions of phones every year. Five years later, what have they done? Do they really recycle everything on the iPhone? And what do they have left to get to zero? Let's see how things stand and if this plan is not just good talk.