That’s certainly fair, and it’s arguably about time that the iPhone family got a third tier. After all, Apple’s chief rivals like Google and Samsung have had their A-series and FE-series ...

One thing most people love about the iPhone range is how familiar it is. Most users buy themselves a new iPhone, transfer all of their apps and data and end up with a fresh handset which looks ...

But this new member of the iPhone family arrives with both good and bad news. That’s admittedly a whole lot to talk about, so let’s break down everything we just learned so you can know if you ...

The iPhone Mini, a smaller and less expensive model launched in 2020, was cut from the iPhone family after just two generations. The higher price of the iPhone 16e raises questions about whether ...

The result is a new third tier for Apple’s mainstream iPhone family that combines the concept of the iPhone SE with a modern design and a more modern set of features, including not only Apple ...

Apple’s newest member of the iPhone family, the iPhone 16e, has now officially arrived. The new device is available now at Apple Stores and other retailers. Here’s everything you should know ...

Feb. 19 (UPI) --Apple on Wednesday unveiled the "newest member" of the iPhone family, the 16e, which will cost less than other models but include the new features. The 6.1-inches diagonal iPhone ...

Scratch that, the SE lineup is presumably dead and the latest member of the iPhone family is dubbed the iPhone 16e. Designed to offer the best of the iPhone 16 series at a slightly more affordable ...

The iPhone 16e, available for pre-order on Feb. 21, starts at $599. The smartphone comes in matte black and matte white.

Apple’s iPhone 16e is a strange duck. When one sits down and considers the specs, it’s hard to figure out where it truly fits into Apple’s lineup. It’s apparent from the name that Apple wants you to ...

When the iPhone 16e was launched recently ... kept at arms length from the core lineup – had been welcomed into the family. With these changes, though, that family feels more disjointed than ...