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Is Live Translation on iOS 26 Actually Useful? Real-World Review of Apple’s New Conversation Tool

Is iOS 26's Live Translation ready for real conversations? We tested its accuracy, delays, language support, and region limits — here's when it works and when it doesn't.

iOS 26 Slow or Laggy? Try These 4 Fixes That Actually Worked

Feeling stuck with lag, crashes, or sluggish animations in iOS 26? These four fixes — backed by real user reports — can help you recover performance fast, from simple reboots to full clean installs.

Widgets Too Cluttered or Hard to Read? Smart Layout Tips for iOS 26’s Liquid Glass Home Screen

Struggling with iOS 26’s transparent icons and packed widgets? Learn how to fix visibility, reduce clutter, and integrate Apple Intelligence using smart layout tricks and gesture shortcuts.

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Tired of Flashy Screens and Clunky Actions? Smart Fixes for iOS 26 UI Using Shortcuts & Settings

iOS 26 looks great—but feels slow or overwhelming for many users. Learn how to reduce screen overload, fix annoying previews, and unlock Apple Intelligence features with smart shortcut setups.

Order Tracking in iOS 26 Wallet: Surprisingly Smart, But Can You Trust It Yet?

iOS 26 adds smart order tracking to Wallet — automatically pulling your shipping info and receipts into one place. But how reliable is it? We test what works and what breaks.

Is It Really a “Genuine Voice”? — Koizumi’s Comment Scandal and the Hidden Power of Stealth Marketing

Japan’s Shinjiro Koizumi faces criticism over pre-written comment instructions to supporters. What counts as stealth marketing, and why does trust make all the difference?

The Meme Politician of Japan: Why Shinjiro Koizumi’s Team Keeps Sabotaging Him

Shinjiro Koizumi is Japan’s accidental meme star. But recent scandals—scripted comments, closed replies—reveal how overmanaging authenticity can ruin a naturally compelling figure.

Who Owns the Voice of the Dead? AI Resurrections, Publicity Rights, and Legal Gaps

AI can now simulate the voices, faces, and even personalities of the dead — but are there any laws that govern this? This article breaks down the emerging debate around postmortem publicity rights, digital wills, and the ethical boundaries of AI resurrections. Drawing on real-world examples and legal scholarship, we explore what happens when a machine speaks on behalf of someone who can no longer consent, and why new legal protections are urgently needed.

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If We Can Recreate the Dead with AI, Then What’s Stopping Us from Copying the Living?

As AI grows capable of recreating the dead — from voice and video to emotional chatbots — a deeper question arises: if we can simulate the deceased, what stops us from simulating the living? This article explores the ethical, emotional, and philosophical ripple effects of AI resurrection, and how it’s already shifting our ideas of memory, identity, and the self.

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Say Goodbye to Call Anxiety: iOS 26’s New Features Make Answering Easier

iOS 26 introduces two powerful features — Call Screening and Hold Assist — that tackle everyday phone call annoyances. Whether it’s avoiding spam, surviving long hold times, or deciding whether to answer unknown numbers, these tools make calls smarter, quieter, and less stressful. Learn how they work, what devices support them, and where they're available now.

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