The Dynamic Island has always been something of a contentious topic. Some fans love it, but others believe it takes up unnecessary space that would better be spent on the screen. Since its initial ...

The size of the iPhone 17's Dynamic Island could be similar to the iPhone 16. Dynamic Island is rumored to be coming to the ...

The iPhone 17 Air will replace the ‘Plus’ model in Apple’s lineup, making it one crucial addition this year. The iPhone 17 Air will likely be about 2mm thinner than the iPhone 16 Pro ...

And one popular iPhone model looks set to be at risk. All smartphone makers routinely end support and servicing for products after so many years. But Apple has a pretty structured set of rules ...

Apple may rename its budget-friendly iPhone SE to “iPhone 16E.” This change would drop the “SE” label used in earlier models. The new name suggests Apple wants to integrate this device ...

The iPhone 16 and 16 Plus will account for tens of millions of ... That’s probably why the cheapest iPhone 16 model lacks ProMotion support and why the iPhone 17 will get 120Hz screens.

Next up, is the display. Apple has followed the ‘don’t fix what’s not broken’ strategy when it comes to the display of its iPhone 16 Plus model. This means with the iPhone 16 Plus, you get the same ...

If you are using an older Plus model, like an iPhone 14 Plus or earlier, and want better battery life, improved performance, and camera enhancements, you may want to upgrade to the new iPhone 16 Plus.

Apple's standard iPhone 17 next year will feature a display with a higher refresh rate, potentially bringing "ProMotion" technology to the base model in ... 16 and iPhone 16 Plus use low ...

Android users, your days of comparing the iPhone to Android devices spec-by-spec are numbered. Once Apple adopts a higher refresh rate for its first-tier iPhone, it’s over for anyone still ...

Now that the iPhone 16 lineup has been released to customers, some people might be thinking about what’s next for the iPhone. However, it isn’t the iPhone 17, and it’s just a few months away.

It's been over two years since Sony rolled out its tiered system for PS Plus subscribers, dividing the once-holistic service into three distinct categories: Essential, Extra, and Premium.