Audio quality isn't perhaps the first spec you would look out for when choosing a new phone, but it's an important feature nevertheless – and newly leaked schematics suggest the iPhone 17 ...

but it's an important feature nevertheless – and newly leaked schematics suggest the iPhone 17 handsets could be getting a speaker revamp. These CAD drawings come from well-known tipster ...

Exactly how this is going to affect the speaker configuration or the quality of the audio is hard to say based on schematics alone, but it seems that the Pro and Pro Max phones may come with a few ...

In many ways the iPhone 16e is astonishingly good, delivering superb speed, good battery life, the latest Apple Intelligence features, and an attractive design at an affordable price. And then you ...

Apple’s new iPhone 16e arrived on my doorstep at a critical time in our personal tech world. Prices are higher, consumer demand is lower, and all the “incremental improvements” companies are ...

You'll pay more for the cheapest model in Apple's lineup, but the iPhone 16e is a marked upgrade over the iPhone SE 2022. In fact, it has a lot in common with the ...

[Apple is] readying a skinnier iPhone for later this year and focused on finishing up development of its first foldable device for 2026. There’s also another new iPhone design in the works for ...

Detailed features and specs for the Apple iPhone 6s Plus for AT&T, Boost, Cricket, Metro, Sprint, T-Mobile, US Cellular, Verizon, Virgin Mobile. Plus discussion forum and photos ...

The best iPhone on the market right now is the iPhone 16 Pro Max, but that doesn't mean it's the best iPhone for everyone. We've reviewed every iPhone ever released (that's 46 models and counting ...

The last iPhone with a headphone jack was the 2015-era iPhone 6s, meaning that ship has long since sailed. You should have already given in and picked up wireless earbuds or an adapter for your ...

The iPhone became the country’s bestselling smartphone, surpassing a host of domestic rivals. But that reign is over—a casualty, in part, of the escalating U.S.-China technology Cold War.