Apple “Pro and Tell” event wallpaper for iPhone

Jim Gresham ∙ October 20, 2026

On Wednesday, October 28, members of the media are invited by Apple to attend an experience event, beginning at 10am local time in Los Angeles. Although members of the media are invited onsite, there is not anticipation for a live streamed event, such as the iPhone events in September. Instead, a hands on event similar to the Apple HomeView will be offered. The event is said to feature the the MacBook Pro with a touch screen OLED panel. Even though no streaming event is expected, there is still a “Pro and Tell” event wallpaper for iPhone inspired by the announcement!

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Halloween aesthetic iPhone wallpapers

Jim Gresham ∙ October 18, 2026

With only two weeks until October 31, it is time to begin decorating even your iPhone for the popular holiday. A dark, brooding, and scary look can easily transform your experience through the window you stare at most, your handset. A minimal, vintage, and spooky Halloween wallpaper aesthetic appears even more intense on the iPhone 18 Pro in Burgundy.

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Apple Rangoli wallpapers for iPhone and Android

Ankur Thakur ∙ October 14, 2026

Apple has unveiled a limited-edition AirPods 5 featuring a simple rangoli design engraved on its wireless charging case to celebrate India’s ongoing festival season. Additionally, there is a new ‘Display your creativity’ website where you can design your own Rangoli and download it as a wallpaper. Here are some of the best designs, along with some special Apple logo rangoli backdrops for your iPhone and Android phone.

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All about the new Apple HomeView smart home device

Ankur Thakur ∙ October 13, 2026
Apple HomeView

Apple has launched a new device called the “HomeView,” which is a smart home hub with a 7-inch square touchscreen display, FaceTime camera, speakers, and microphones.

It’s a fusion of a HomePod (on the speaker side) and an iPad (on the display side), meant to sit on a desk or tabletop, or be mounted to the wall.

You can use it to ask Siri all sorts of questions, control your Home, view CCTV camera feeds, make FaceTime calls, listen to music, see recipes on the screen, access your messages or have it read to you, reply to messages using voice or on-screen keyboard, use it as an Intercom machine to broadcast to other devices in your house, and more.

Just as HomePod can recognize different family members by voice, the new HomeView can recognize up to 6 users by face (using the front camera; HomeView doesn’t have Face ID). Based on this recognition, it can show personalized responses for that person in Siri, Messages, Calendar, Reminders, FaceTime, and Find My.

Here’s a quick summary of what you need to know about it.

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