The iPHONE NEWS
Apple’s tenth-anniversary iPhone X continues to get stellar reviews, but not only from gadget bloggers and Apple fans. There’s another group that is absolutely enamored with Apple’s latest and greatest iPhone: Android phone makers. Several Android …
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Protecting your iPhone X is an absolute must. Of course, you’ve already spent more than $1,000 on the phone itself, so not everyone is interested in coughing up another big chunk of change for a case. Lucky for you, you don’t have to. Apple might …
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If you have purchased the iPhone X, you do not have to worry about Apple throttling its performance as its battery gets older. Apple has confirmed that the iPhone X, iPhone 8, and 8 Plus do not have the performance management system used in older iPhones.
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Two friends have cracked the facial recognition on the £999 ($999) iPhone X after discovering it accepted both their faces. Joe Clayton, 23, was shocked when best friend Brad Butcher, 22, unlocked Apple’s most expensive phone just by looking at it …
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I’ve been using the iPhone X for two weeks, and I would have returned it had I bought it myself. The iPhone X has a beautiful design, a great OLED display, fast performance, and the best ecosystem of any smartphone brand. But I can’t get used to Face ID.
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I’ve been using the iPhone X for two weeks, and I would have returned it had I bought it myself. The iPhone X has a beautiful design, great OLED display, fast performance, and the best ecosystem out of any smartphone brand. But I can’t get used to Face ID.
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The Chinese smartphone maker Oukitel is selling an iPhone X clone called the Oukitel U18. The phone has the same design on the front as well as facial-recognition technology it calls Face ID, and it even has its own notch. But the phone costs $160 …
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Apple is dealing with another iPhone bug. The company is “looking into” reports that a bug is affecting the iPhone X’s ability to receive phone calls, according to the Financial Times. SEE ALSO: Apple’s not selling as many iPhones as it used to The bug …
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Steve Jobs was a notorious case-hater. He once looked at Wired’s Steven Levy with disgust when the journalist pulled out an iPod with a case on it. “I think stainless steel looks beautiful when it wears,” Jobs said. For my own reasons, I’ve never …
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For anxious tech investors, there’s one name that stands above all others as the two-day blitz of earnings nears its crescendo: Apple Inc. Yes, Amazon.com Inc. and Alphabet Inc. matter, but quarterly earnings and a first-quarter revenue forecast from the …
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driven by demand for newer models like the iPhone X. Apple’s shares, after initially falling, ticked up about 1 per cent to $169.50 in after-the-bell trading. The company’s chief financial officer, Luca Maestri, hinted at what Apple will do with its cash pile.
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It came after the release of the £999 iPhone X in November, the biggest update of the handset to date, as well as the release of the iPhone 8 in September. Although Apple sold 77m iPhones in the three month period, a 1pc fall from last year …
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Not with conspiracy theories swirling around Apple’s secret slowdown of older iPhones while a cloud of uncertainty looms over its high-priced iPhone X. It’s a reality check for a company accustomed to an unflinchingly loyal customer base. Apple …
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Óscar Gutiérrez/CNET Just how well the iPhone X performed remains a mystery, but one thing’s for sure: Apple sold boat-loads of iPhones. But apparently, not enough boats. The Cupertino, Calif., consumer electronics giant said Thursday that it sold 77.3 …
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“The iPhone X is the biggest risk Apple has yet taken with its most important product — the most influential single product in consumer electronics history — and what’s striking to me is how casually we’ve all accepted its success,” Vlad Savov …
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Analysts were looking for $US65.9 billion on average, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The iPhone X sold well, despite its pricetag, but cheaper versions weren’t as popular. Photo: NG HAN GUAN For the final quarter of 2017, Apple said it sold 77.3 …
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The average selling price was $796 — ahead of expectations — suggesting its flagship iPhone X handset sold relatively well, while cheaper versions weren’t as popular. The numbers highlight concern about lackluster demand for iPhones, sparked by recent …
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