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9to5Mac Daily Recap: Foldable iPhone Duo Share, Apple Intelligence Limits, October Product Plans

The Sept. 11, 2026 9to5Mac Daily episode listed a possible 25% foldable-market share for Apple’s iPhone Duo, hidden Apple TV Remote features for iOS 27, more Apple Intelligence terms, and a seven-plus product launch in October.

AI News Feed · 2026-09-11 23:49

The same episode said the Apple TV Remote app has hidden features that could be coming to iOS 27. The show notes did not identify those features or say when Apple might release them. The item was included among the stories discussed on the weekday podcast.

Apple has also shared more details about Apple Intelligence usage limits and terms, according to the episode. The rundown did not specify what the limits are or what the added terms say. The episode presented the matter as a separate Apple Intelligence topic.

The episode further noted that Apple will launch seven or more new products in October, with the show promising to explain what is coming. The rundown did not name the products. It also did not give a specific October date for the launches.

9to5Mac Daily is recorded every weekday and is available on iTunes, Apple’s Podcasts app, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play, or through a dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. This episode was sponsored by Stuff, a to-do app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and by iMazing, which offered 20% off with the code 9TO5-SEP26-20OFF. Subscribers to 9to5Mac Daily Plus receive ad-free versions of every episode and bonus content, the show said.