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Apple could launch iPhone 17 Air later this year

Apple Brings Back iPhone 15 Pro For First Time—At Lower Price

A surprisingly early move sees the iPhone 15 Pro (capable of Apple Intelligence) available on Apple’s refurbished site in selected countries.

TechCrunch on MSN · 14h

Apple may add an iPhone Air to its lineup

Apple’s next major iPhone upgrade will include a new model called the iPhone 17 Air, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. This seems like an obvious way

BGR · 21h

iPhone 17 Air might give us a sneak peek at the new tech inside Apple’s foldable iPhone

Insiders say the foldable iPhone is in the planning stages, with the iPhone 17 Air serving as a key development towards that form factor.

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Forbes · 22h

Apple iPhone USB-C Hacked—What Users Need To Know

The new Apple iPhone USB-C controller has been hacked in a worrying first. The hacker behind it explains what they did along with the security implications.

Hindustan Times on MSN · 3h

iPhone 16, iPhone 15 models’ USB-C ports can be hacked, security researcher claims

Security researcher Thomas Roth has discovered a vulnerability in the Apple iPhone's USB-C controller, known as the ACE3.

Hosted on MSN · 16h

Researcher finds a vulnerability in the iPhone USB-C controller

Macworld A security researcher has been able to hack Apple’s USB-C controllers that are used in current iPhones, which would usually raise concerns about security and the ability to jailbreak the iPhone.

Apple iPhone Sales Fall 5% in Q4

India TV · 4h

Apple iPhone sales dip 5 per cent globally amid AI challenges: Details

To regain momentum, Apple must accelerate the global availability of its AI features and strengthen its competitive position in key markets like China. As competitors continue innovating with AI-driven features,

Investopedia · 23h

Apple iPhone Sales Fall 5% in Q4 as Global Market Share Slips

Apple's global smartphone market share slipped one percentage point to 18% last year as fourth-quarter iPhone sales dropped 5%, according to Counterpoint Research.

Bloomberg on MSN · 13h

Apple IPhone Holiday Sales Fall 5%

Apple's iPhone sales fell 5% globally according to Counterpoint Research data, with the company facing tougher competition from Chinese smartphone rivals. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman joins Caroline Hyde and Mike Shepard on "Bloomberg Technology" to discuss.

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Apple’s fall launches are shaping up to be a little smarter than usual

After a busy 2024, Apple is gearing up to launch a full slate of new products throughout 2025, including new iPads, Macs, and ...

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Apple correction due to fundamentals, iPhone 17 upgrades expected, says Morgan Stanley's Woodring

Erik Woodring, Apple analyst at Morgan Stanley, joins CNBC's 'Closing Bell' to discuss concerns around iPhone demand, why ...

Apple Intelligence Isn't Driving iPhone Upgrades

Apple Intelligence hasn't convinced people to buy an iPhone 16, Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said today. According to Kuo, a ...

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The iPhone 17 will be a step backward–again

Not only does Apple not make a small phone anymore, but it continues to bump its existing screen sizes every couple of years.

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Smartphone market recovery doesn't help Apple's iPhone

New research says that overall smartphone sales rose by 4% year over year in 2024, but the iPhone's share slightly declined ...

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Change These iPhone Settings to Stop Apple From Collecting (Some of) Your Data

Your iPhone collects a lot of data about you, but you don't need to share all of it with Apple. With these settings, you can ...

Apple changes direction: Samsung expected to supply camera sensors for iPhone 18

Apple is exploring a collaboration with Samsung, which is developing an advanced three-layer sensor for the iPhone 18, ...

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Apple Users in 2025 Are Headed for the Best Year of Their Lives, Probably

Apple's outlook for the year includes a new member of the iPhone lineup, another push for the smart home, and beefy MacBook ...

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