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According to a report on the Korean-language site ET News (via 9to5Mac) earlier this week, Apple is developing a longer-lasting “next-gen battery” for use in its mobile products. The tech has already been in development for several years, in fact, but has yet to be officially revealed.

Apple has announced a dizzying array of products this year, though none more central to its business than the iPhone 15. At first glance, Apple’s latest iPhone seems to have hit all the marks from a sustainability standpoint.

The report comes from ET News and it explains that Apple is investigating a next-generation battery technology. This is not a new development but it looks like the battery could be another component Apple will take inhouse, alongside its silicon and, one day, its iPhone modems.

YOUR Apple Wallet is packed with features – but some aren’t so obvious. The U.S. Sun has picked out three often-overlooked Apple Pay and Wallet features that you may have missed. Pay when

Apple briefly paused the development of iOS 18 because the team working on this upcoming operating system update was finding too many bugs.

The decision was announced internally last week and is meant to give engineers more time to focus on fixing existing flaws, according to Bloomberg.

Like most iPhone users, I might have a battery life problem. It’s not that I run out of battery when I least expect it. I worry about battery life without having a good reason to. It’s probably related to past battery trauma, instances where I ran out …

Foxconn, the world’s biggest iPhone assembler, stuck to its forecast of “significant growth” for the final months of the year amid an uptick in demand ahead of Singles Day and Black Friday.

By Jon Porter, a reporter with five years of experience covering consumer tech releases, EU tech policy, online platforms, and mechanical

In the dynamic market of 4Q23, Apple’s services sector emerged as a shining beacon of resilience and growth, propelling the company to new heights.

Apple is a big fan of developing hardware in house, and has had a great deal of success at it — just look at the A-series and M-series chips. So what’s next on the homemade components list? According to a new report we could see Apple-made batteries powering iPhones as early as 2025.

Artificial Intelligence is everywhere right now. It’s become so popular that many big tech companies have started to invest in it. We’ve already seen how

It’s nearing the end of the year, which means once holiday shopping and sales are over, we’ll be talking about the next generation of new smartphones. Samsung typically starts us off for the year with the Galaxy flagship lineup.

Samsung has set ambitious shipment targets for the Galaxy S24 series, banking hard on on-device generative AI to beat the iPhone. Read on!

Foxconn, the world’s biggest iPhone assembler, stuck to its forecast of “significant growth” for the final months of the year amid an uptick in demand ahead of Singles Day and Black Friday.

Apple likes to release updates on a Tuesday, making November 7 or November 14 possible dates to check your iPhone for an update. I’ll be covering it as soon as it is released, of course.

Apple unveiled new Macs with M3 chips, but one of the most significant reveals was that it used an iPhone to record the event video.