News and Updates about iOS & iPhone

Reviewed by Corey Noles

Remember when Apple "improved" the iPhone calculator and somehow made it harder to use?

Picture this: You're eyeing that iPhone 16 in your local Apple Store, credit card practically burning a hole in your wallet. But here's the thing — Apple's about to drop what insiders are calling "the most ambitious iPhone lineup in the product's history" this fall. We're talking a complete design overhaul, new form factors, and camera upgrades that'll make your current phone look like it's from the flip-phone era. Apple is eliminating the "Plus" model in favor of something called the iPhone 17...

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Reviewed by Corey Noles

Reviewed by Julianne Ngirngir

Reviewed by Corey Noles

The most expensive phone call Tim Cook ever made might have been to his China manufacturing team. Because while Apple was busy perfecting supply chains in Shenzhen, a quiet revolution was brewing 2,000 miles southwest—one that just turned India into America's iPhone factory and insurance policy against trade volatility.

Apple's latest lawsuit against YouTuber Jon Prosser isn't just another corporate legal filing—it's a fascinating peek behind the curtain of how the world's most secretive tech company protects its crown jewels. This case, centered on alleged theft of iOS 26 trade secrets, reveals the extraordinary lengths Apple goes to safeguard unreleased software and the potential consequences when those barriers are breached.

Apple's been oddly quiet about foldables while Samsung, Google, and even OnePlus have been folding screens left and right. But here's the kicker: Apple is reportedly working on two foldable products, and the iPhone Fold is coming first. According to Ming-Chi Kuo, we're looking at a late 2026 launch with a premium price tag above $2,000—possibly even $2,500. The supply chain is reportedly close to finalizing specifications for this book-style "iPhone Fold," and Foxconn is expected to officially...

The rumor mill is spinning faster than ever, and if you're wondering whether Apple accidentally spilled the beans on next year's iPhone lineup, let's just say the evidence is pretty compelling. Between supply chain whispers, analyst reports, and some suspiciously specific "leaks," we're getting our clearest picture yet of what could be Apple's most dramatic iPhone redesign since the iPhone X.

Apple's iOS 18.5's code has introduced a new localization string that suggests the company is preparing support for "5G Advanced," the next evolution of cellular technology.

Apple just released iOS 18.3, its latest software update for iPhone, on January 27 — after 42 days of beta testing. While it's not as feature-packed as the previous updates for iOS 18.2 and iOS 18.1 were, there are still a few important changes you'll want to know about.

Rumors about the 2022 iPhone series stirred well before the iPhone 13 models were even released. While Apple remains quiet on the next big iPhone, as it always does, we're seeing more and more leaks and reveals for the iPhone 14 series as we lead up to a likely fall release.

After the dust settled from Apple's annual iPhone event, there's not a lot to get hyped up about the iPhone 13 lineup, particularly if you upgraded your smartphone last year.

Apple released the fifth iOS 14.7 betas to developers and public testers today, Thursday, July 8. The update appears to be minor, adding new splash screens when opening Reminders and Podcasts for the first time.