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This morning, while summarizing an Apple “product blitz” he expects for 2027, Bloomberg ’s Mark Gurman writes in his Power On newsletter that Apple is planning a “mostly glass, curved iPhone” with no …

In the last few days, a respected commentator has weighed in on the discussion of whether the iPhone 16e will be replaced as soon as next year.

The next iPhone update is one of the last major releases in the iOS 18 cycle. Here’s when it’s coming and what’ll be in it.

A refreshed storefront features last-generation iPhones for up to $230 off. Here’s what you should know before buying one.

The iPhone 16E packs plenty of new features but also carries a higher price tag. Here’s how the phones stack up.

A California class action lawsuit is ending with Apple paying $95 million, much of which will go to old iPhone owners whose Siri tech turned on accidentally.

The phone, either called the iPhone Fold or iPhone Flip depending on who’s doing the rumor-mongering, is expected to open up to reveal a 7.8-inch inner display with a 5.5-inch cover screen on the outside. It sounds like a design that has a lot in common with Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold lineup.

Over the past weeks, we’ve had reports about Apple’s leaked iPhone roadmap. It seems the company’s new sale strategy might frustrate users.

Apple has been quietly buying AI firms whose work suggests the company is looking to bring Apple Intelligence to chatbots, individual users’ calendars, and perhaps to its own manufacturing.

It’s happened at last: for the very first time, Apple has brought the iPhone 15 Pro back to the Apple Store in the U.S. — at significantly reduced prices in refurbished condition.

The new iPhone 17 Air is heavily rumoured to live up to its name by being a far thinner version of the smartphone. Thinner than what? Well, the iPhone 17 Pro Max. Although once they’re both in cases, will anyone even notice?

Apple’s upcoming foldable iPhone will feature a new type of display panel developed by Samsung that has never been used in a foldable

One of Apple’s most senior team has said customers may not need an iPhone in 10 years time. Apple’s senior vice president of services, Eddy Cue, was speaking during the latest step in the ongoing …

While giving testimony at the Google Search antitrust remedies trial on May 7, Apple SVP and head of services Eddy Cue said: “you may not need an iPhone 10 years from now”. The comment was made in reference to the changing nature of technology and the relative impermanence of tech products compared to other goods.

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“You may not need an iPhone 10 years from now, as crazy as it sounds,” Cue said in widely reported comments, adding: “The only way you truly have true competition is when you have technology shifts.

AI technology is advancing so rapidly that the iPhone could be outdated in the next decade, Apple services chief Eddy Cue said today when …