Tag: iphone
iPhone 16 component leak may have revealed a new camera design
It might seem like a long time to the iPhone 16 launch, but the next Apple flagship series could be with us in as little as seven months – and a new component leak gives us some idea of the redesign that might be coming to the rear camera module.…
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Hurry! The best iPhone 15 deal ends today – get a device for free without a trade-in
Heads up people – you’ve only got one day to bag yourself the best iPhone 15 deal we’ve ever seen at Verizon. For an extremely limited time only, you can currently get this brand-new flagship for free alongside a new line on an unlimited data plan. Previously you needed to…
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It’s time for Apple to give me a Pencil for my iPhone – and iOS 17.4 could make that possible
It looks like Apple is finally ready to make my little dream of using the Apple Pencil on an iPhone come true – maybe. Recent reports on iOS 17.4 indicate that the next iPhone platform update will add the ability to locate your missing Apple Pencil using Find My. What’s…
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Apple finally letting people run third-party browsers unfettered – but only in the EU and not because it wants to
For iOS 17.4, Apple is making sweeping changes to iPhones in the EU including finally giving users the ability to run native third-party browsers on their phone. You may be wondering, “Aren’t there already third-party browsers on iOS?” Not exactly. The way things work currently is developers must rework their…
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Apple is rumored to have tweaked the iPhone 16 button design again
What’s going on with the iPhone 16 button design? We’ve previously heard the 2024 models will get a new Capture button and switch to a solid-state design for all of their buttons, and now there’s a fresh report of button tweaks to digest. MacRumors claims to have seen prototype designs…
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Wear glasses? This neat iPhone camera trick can simulate your natural vision
Remember the days when a phone was just a phone? No, me neither. In the last 20 years, mobile computing has progressed at a faster rate than perhaps any other industry, with smartphones now capable of much, much more than simply allowing one human being to remotely communicate with another. …
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