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Rumours that Apple will ditch physical buttons on the upcoming iPhone 15 Pro line have swirled for a while, but a new report suggests...

Home News Mobile Phones An iPhone 14 (Image credit: Future / Lance Ulanoff) If you have a phone in the iPhone 14 range and were hoping to use the same case for an equivalent iPhone 15 model, then you might be out of luck, as it seems current cases won’t fit most of the upcoming

Tada Images/Shutterstock When deciding on your next smartphone, the first question is invariably whether to get an iPhone or an Android. The general consensus was that you go for an iPhone if you want a phone that works without tweaking, with a camera that handles most conditions, and for Android to customize your handset's feel

Apple reminds us that spring is around the corner with a new color for iPhone 14 and 14 Plus: yellow. As has been the case for the past few years, Apple dropped a new color for the iPhone in March. In 2021, we got the purple iPhone 12. Last spring, we got a green iPhone 13 and an

Home News Mobile Phones The iPhone 14 (Image credit: Future) One of the biggest changes arriving with the iPhone 15 handsets could be the physical button setup – and new leaks suggest that Apple is going to switch to a unified volume button and a new type of mute button, at least on the Pro

Home News Mobile Phones Remember when alpine green was added to the iPhone 13 Pro color options? (Image credit: Apple) It seems the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus are getting a new yellow color option very soon, alongside the current blue, purple, midnight (black), starlight (cream), and red – with Apple hopeful it might

Apple iPhone 15 Pro concept. (Image: Technizo Concept on YouTube)A real-life image of the entry-level iPhone 15 has leaked online confirming the presence of the Dynamic Island and USB Type-C port. This design is apparently referred to as D37 internally at Apple and is likely to be the final one. Apart from this, new renders

Apple continues to tighten iOS security, and iOS 16.3 (and iPadOS 16.3, and macOS Ventura 13.2) includes support for physical security keys. In other words, a physical device can verify your Apple ID login in place of a passcode. It’s a great way to boost your security, and here’s how it works.These keys work in