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Claim your $25 in Apple's $250 million settlement over delayed Siri features

The website for claiming your settlement valued at up to $95 per eligible device in Apple's delayed Siri lawsuit is now live. You have until December 21 to make a claim. Delayed Siri features led to a lawsuit settlement Apple was sued in a class-action lawsuit for delaying Siri features related to the implementation of artificial intelligence. Since various iPhone models were advertised and sold…

Claim your $25 in Apple's $250 million settlement over delayed Siri features

Apple is reportedly gearing up to launch the iPhone 20 Pro and iPhone 20 Pro Max next year, marking the company's 20th-anniversary refresh. According to a recent leak from Digital Chat Station on Weibo, these new models could boast even larger screens than their predecessors. The leak suggests the iPhone 20 Pro and iPhone 20 Pro Max may feature displays as big as 6.3 inches and 6.9 inches, respectively, which are the same sizes as the current iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max.

If true, this would make the upcoming iPhones the biggest iPhone screens ever, aside from the iPhone Duo's 7.6-inch inner display. Additionally, sources claim that Apple is testing a "borderless quad-curved design" for the iPhone 20 Pro and iPhone 20 Pro Max, featuring a hole-punch display and a smaller Dynamic Island. This design is expected to be primarily glass and curve into the sides, with a metal band in the middle.

Apple's 20th-anniversary iPhone is said to be on track for next year, according to Bloomberg. Opinions are sought on the rumors regarding Apple's all-glass design and the increased screen sizes for the flagship models.

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