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Apple released its iOS 18 software featuring the ability for iPhone users to send Rich Communication Services messages, and the means to save and generate passwords from a single location.

Apple revealed it would allow third-party app stores on the iPad across the European Union starting today.

Mobile World Live brings you our top three picks of the week, as Apple unveiled the AI-packed iPhone 16 to much fanfare a day before Huawei’s tri-fold smartphone launch, calls for telecoms market consolidation grew and Vivek Badrinath was named the GSMA’s next director general.

Europe's top court upheld a ruling ordering Apple to repay €13 billion ($14.3 billion) in taxes to the Republic of Ireland and threw out a Google appeal of a $2.4 billion fine, marking major wins for the European Union in an escalating battle with big technology companies.

Apple unveiled its much-anticipated iPhone 16 smartphones equipped with a suite of AI tools called Apple Intelligence in a bid to reverse sluggish phone sales and better compete against devices from Google and Samsung.

Mobile World Live's David McClelland has everything you need to know about the big event from Cupertino.

Apple reportedly approved a new version of Tencent's WeChat for an expected iPhone 16, but the companies continue to work out details on a possible revenue share deal and the inclusion of links to external payment services within the app's mini games.