The Apple iPhone is indisputably the most popular smartphone on the planet, with more than two billion devices sold in the years since the late Apple CEO Steve Jobs first unveiled the company’s pocket-sized mobile computer to the world in 2007.
Built to run Apple’s iOS operating system – which itself has enjoyed various updates since its 2007 inception – the original iPhone was the first smartphone to use multi-touch technology and has been credited with kick-starting the so-called “app economy”.
The latest crop of iPhones includes the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, with Apple expected to debut the iPhone 15 range in September 2023.
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Fresh iPhone 16 Pro leaks hint at a storage bump and improved video recording
Apple is launching the iPhone 16 handsets on Monday, and the leaks and rumors around them continue.
This iPhone 16 Pro color rumor makes me sick…
Apple is rumored to be unveiling a bronze-like 'Desert Titanium' color for the iPhone 16 Pro, and I think it could look foul.
If the iPhone 16 Pro revives my favorite Nokia feature, I'll have to upgrade
If the iPhone 16 Pro gets a two-stage camera button, it will improve all iPhone photography by reducing hand shake.
7 upgrades we want from the iPhone 16
We want to see a suite of upgrades from the iPhone 16 over its predecessor, including a better battery, more power, improved image processing and a dose of AI.
The Apple Event will bring new iPhones, Apple Watches, and AirPods but zero surprises and that's a problem
Apple's Glowtime event will deliver new iPhones, Apple Watches, Apple Intelligence, and AirPods but probably not the thing I want most
4 things the iPhone 16 Pro needs to beat the iPhone 15 Pro
The iPhone 16 Pro needs updates in a few key areas to make switching from the iPhone 15 Pro worthwhile .
A18 Pro: what to expect from Apple's next rumored chipset
Updated We've rounded up everything we've heard about Apple's next rumored chipset, the A18 Pro.
Most iPhone 16 buyers will be upgrading for one simple reason, new study says – and it isn’t Apple Intelligence
A new study has revealed the reasons why most people upgrade their iPhones – and it's usually down to their old phone.
