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Ok this has to be intentional. No way this was an accident.

@_orangera1n wonder who wrote those

Here are some articles about the haptic buttons: macrumors.com/2023/09/20/iph… appleinsider.com/articles/24/07… I can attest to the part about reliability issues aswell. And yes, you can enter dfu with the buttons ;-) (3/?)

An extremely rare EVT stage iPhone 15 Pro. This is one of the best unit's in my collection due to the hardware differences and it being a full InternalUI device. (1/?) It was manufactured about 6 months before release, with some parts being made in February. #appleinternal

These Bongo devices are always cool to see

gm all took the iPad 1 hax even further from 7.0… to 7.1.2! This is the absolute highest that I can go… and somehow control center at least partially functions with 7.1.2 on the iPad 1

Every once in a while, the world will try to get in your way, to hold you back. People will tear down sandcastles, houses of cards, thinking they’ve won. But those who have tried to be rid of me have failed, time and time again. I will claw my way back up every single time.

@aaronp613 They probably used a specific build train for that, guessing something that’s identical to macOS 26. it’s not like they would straight up deliver macOS 27 with all of its new capabilities or anything lol.

Looks like Apple gave someone at the FCC access to macOS 27 when testing the new MacBook Pro

MBA/MBP upgrades are dull, as expected. Pink iPhone 17e looks weird, like the scrapped iPhone 16 prototypes. do not care about the M4 iPad Air at all, easily the most forgettable upgrade

The MacBook Neo feels like a reincarnation/spiritual successor of the iBook G3, with its bright colors. Looks infinitely better than the white polycarbonate MacBooks, or the 12-inch MacBook with the dreaded butterfly keyboard.

@ClassicII_MrMac Same applies to the new MBPs/MBAs, though the M5 Air was tested with 26.2 as well.

@ClassicII_MrMac Internal distributions of 26.3 supported this thing from the get go — it’s more so that Apple removed references from the public release of macOS 26.3.

This is one of the first pictures of "About This Mac" for the MacBook Neo. Check out how the image of the Neo matches the Mac’s color (Citrus)! Credit: Joanna Stern It is also running a special hardware specific build of macOS Tahoe 26.3 (25D2125) Credit: RSeaboyer

OS builds are protected w/ cameras, badge scanners, locks, tamper-evident stickers, and all sorts of things no info about this elsewhere afaik 👇

Exclusive: While iOS features often leak ahead of their official launch, information about them rarely comes from hardware assembly plants — here's why. #Apple #iOS #prototype By @@MarkozNewz appleinsider.com/articles/26/02…

Running iOS 6 on iPad 1 is possible now! SundanceInH2A rev4 brings iPad1,1 iOS 6.1.3 support Make sure you read the README before using this tool THIS IS POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS, IF THE WORLD CEASES TO EXIST AFTER RUNNING THIS - IT'S ALL YOUR FAULT github.com/NyanSatan/Sund…

New MacBook Pros coming THIS week, either Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday. Great work @MarkozNewz on the leak! In Jan 2023, new M2 Pro/Max MacBook Pros were announced on Jan 17th, but didn’t launch until Jan 24. MacOS 13.2 RC came on Jan 18th and official 13.2 came on Jan 23.

Apple releases the __.3 version of macOS in Late January, every single year. According to @MarkozNewz, the new M5 Pro/Max MBPs show up in leaked code as running 26.3. If Apple doesn't release new M5 Pro and M5 Max MacBook Pros next week, I'm going to ______. Fill in the blank!

The Luxshare breach is massive, by the looks of it. It appears to be genuine, based on the info the attackers posted publicly. If they actually got .prt files, that means they have the exact 3D CADs of upcoming Apple devices & components, down to all the screws and brackets.

eta son

SundanceInH2A rev3 adds patch parameterization, iOS 6.1.x support (6.1.3 & 6.1.6 as of now) and fixes lock screen overlay in wallpaper settings github.com/NyanSatan/Sund…

This matches the J833ct iMac I mentioned previously, which Apple has been testing with macOS 26.4. Given that it’s grouped with the M5 and M5 Pro Mac mini, and Mac Studio, it’s likely a summer 2026 release.

Same goes for every Apple Intelligence thing I leaked.

This was not derived from a publicly available and easy to find OS dump, mind you. If it was, then it wouldn’t have been nearly as impressive.