iPhone 16 Pro Max fails the scratch test! YouTuber scrapes across the new Camera Capture button on Apple's £1,200 smartphone - just DAYS after it went on sale
A new video from YouTuber JerryRigEverything shows the £1,200 iPhone 16 Pro Max - the most expensive of the four new models - failing the dreaded scratch test.
iPhone 16 came without AI features, Pixel 9 missed Android 15: Why a concern?
Phone 16 series launched without Apple Intelligence, whereas, Google Pixel 9 series was launched without the Android 15 ...
10 Reasons to Wait for Next Year's iPhone 17
Apple's iPhone development roadmap runs several years into the future and the company is continually working with suppliers ...
iPhone 17 Air: Everything We Know About Apple's Slim iPhone
Apple is expected to discontinue the iPhone "Plus" device in its iPhone 17 lineup to make way for an iPhone "Air" – ...
Apple iPhone, iPad, and Mac users advised to update to latest software; Cert-In reports multiple high severity vulnerabilities
Phones, iPads running iOS, iPadOS, and macOS are vulnerable to attacks that could lead to threat actors accessing sensitive ...
Government has found serious security flaw in iPhone, Mac and other Apple devices, here’s what you should do right now
CERT-In has found multiple security flaws within iOS, iPadOS, macOS and other Apple operating systems. This affects a wide ...
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Samsung Galaxy S24 FE launching this week?
Samsung is expected to unveil the affordable version of the Galaxy S24 this week. Will the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE be priced ...
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Days after iPhone 16 series launch, CERT-In flags vulnerabilities in older devices
The vulnerabilities are found in devices with iOS 17.6 or older version. To fix the issues, Apple has rolled out iOS 18 to ...
Government issues high severity warning for iOS, iPadOS and macOS users post iPhone 16 launch
CERT-In has issued a high severity alert for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS users following the iPhone 16 launch, highlighting ...
RCS comes to iPhones and a massive EU fine is overturned in a banner week for Google
Apple confirmed last November that, after years of public prodding from Google, it would implement RCS messaging in iOS.