The iPHONE NEWS
Apple iOS 12, the next version of mobile operating system for iPhone, iPod and iPad, will be revealed at WWDC next month. One of the major focus this year is expected to be stability of the operating system and Apple is said to announce fewer features …
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THE wait might finally be over for iPhone users wanting to take advantage of Apple’s discounted battery replacement offer. The tech giant admitted last year that it had been throttling older iPhones, reducing their speed to keep their power ticking for longer.
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The company has seeded the fourth beta of its upcoming iOS 11.4 update to developers, and it contains an intriguing new feature called “USB Restricted Mode.” SEE ALSO: Tim Cook: People don’t want iOS and MacOS merged The feature, spotted by ElcomSoft, will …
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Out of the three, one iPhone model is expected to include a triple-lens rear camera. According to a research note by Jeff Pu, an analyst from Yuanta Securities, the alleged iPhone is scheduled for the second half of 2019. The new display will surely help …
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Apple engineers in stores may be able to resolve mysterious issues with Face ID by repairing the rear-facing camera and, if that fails, will be permitted to offer a full device replacement, an alleged internal company memo has revealed. The iPhone X uses …
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The 2018 iPhone lineup is gearing up to be an exciting one. After years of similar design language across the board, Apple changed things up with the iPhone X. With its new lineup of iPhones, Apple will completely drop the home button and adopt Face ID for …
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Apple has issued a new repair policy for some iPhone X devices which suggests that issues affecting the rear camera could be behind Face ID failures. According to an internal document seen by Apple news blog MacRumours, stores authorised to fix faulty …
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Apple has not revealed how many units of its iPhone X it has sold. There had been concerns that the handset was not doing well as expected, but Apple reported a record financial quarter recently so the concerns were unfounded. According to a recent report …
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Most notably the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, which are unable to use their microphones during calls or be heard at all during FaceTime chats. MacRumors reports Apple has told service providers to run audio diagnostics and “Affected devices will display a …
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Apple today released a new beta build of iOS 11.4 and reminded developers that they need to use the latest tools and support the newest devices as they code their apps. “Starting July 2018, all iOS app updates submitted to the App Store must be built with …
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First, Apple’s iPhone sales are now relatively steady, which should reduce quarter-to-quarter anxiety, Munster said. Second, Munster said, is Apple’s strong cash position, which could signal more buybacks for loyal investors. Two things are changing in the …
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Citing a research note from Yuanta Securities analyst Jeff Pu, the report claims that Apple is likely to launch a new iPhone model with a triple-lens rear camera in the second half of 2019. Between the triple-lens iPhone and a lower spec Mate 20 handset …
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A second analyst just corroborated last month’s report of a triple-camera iPhone, lending the rumor a lot more credibility. In an investors note seen by CNET, analyst Jeff Pu predicts that Apple may release an iPhone in the second half of 2019 with three …
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The old Apple adage says it’s never too early to start speculating about the new iPhone. Here we are in May, a month still to go before Apple’s next major announcements at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference, and already, the rumors are flying fast …
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APPLE’s £999 iPhone X has a camera fault that’s crippling the face-recognition feature on customers’ devices. In some cases, the glitch can’t even be fixed, with the company recommending the flagship phone be replaced with a new one, according to 9to5Mac.
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We’re already dangerously close to only having the choice of these two brands in stores, and no-one is going to benefit from that duopoly, except Samsung and Apple. If the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus and iPhone X were perfect — by which I mean flawless …
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The biggest one that was common over the past couple of months were dire sales projections by analysts for Apple iPhone X. While there is some merit to the fact that Cupertino overestimated market enthusiasm for its smartphone, it doesn’t translate into …
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