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Android Authority points out an interesting design choice by Apple. The LED flash on the rear camera module hangs off to the side, outside of the space encapsulating the two camera lenses. It’ll be interesting to see how Apple explains that one during the design explanation portion of its keynote presentation.

Apple is moving forward with its project to develop a tabletop robotic device, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. MacRumors rendering of

The latest iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia beta updates introduce support for jiggle mode in the iPhone Mirroring app. Here’s how it works.

Sometimes it’s the form that works, sometimes it’s the fashion. Can Apple’s next iPhone find success relying on the latter?

Google’s latest smartphone, announced on August 13, was a pre-emptive strike on the iPhone 16 Pro. Here’s how the Pixel 9 Pro and Pro XL fare against Apple’s existing iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max.

In this Google Pixel 9 Pro XL vs iPhone 15 Pro Max comparison, let’s find out if Google’s flagship can take on Apple’s best smartphone.

Apple today released the fourth beta of watchOS 11 to public beta testers, allowing non-developers to give the new features a try ahead of when

Apple is reportedly planning a thinner model in the iPhone 17 lineup, and it’s exactly what it needs to convince people to upgrade.

Apple’s iPhone 16 will keep sales stable until more innovative models are ready next year. Also: A smaller Mac mini is underway; iOS 18’s Photos app changes course; and why the company is moving to a plastic version of its SE watch.

The next iPhones are almost upon us and a new report claims to detail the highlights, including screen size, design update and whether they’ll be a hit or not.

The newest iPhone isn’t expected to be a huge change from the 15.

It’s no secret that Apple is working furiously to get Qualcomm out of the iPhone. Exactly when that happens has long been the Billion-Dollar Question. A growing number of analysts believe that’s going to start happening next year.

Apple’s also planning on a mid-tier iPhone 17 model that will mark a change from the reportedly iterative, humdrum iPhone 16.

In his Power On newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has estimated that premium paid Apple Intelligence features won’t be coming to Apple’s best iPhones and other products for at least three years.

So far, the only way to try out Apple Intelligence features on an iPhone is through the iPhone 15 Pro. The entire iPhone 16 line is expected to get the features this fall, but “you can also bet” the iPhone SE,

Apple is clear about the price of its Apple Intelligence AI features that will debut on the iPhone 16: they’re free. How long they’re free for, or if free comes with an asterisk, remains to be seen.

Apple proudly proclaimed that iOS 18 will see the “biggest redesign” for the Photos app on iPhone since it was introduced at WWDC 2024, but in reality, it’s seemingly not been panning out well for users.