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When will the iPhone get under-screen Face ID? Rumors continue to surface. In April 2023, display industry analyst Ross Young shared a roadmap showing that iPhone 17 Pro models would feature under ...

Don’t get too comfortable with the look of your iPhone app screen with the latest iOS 18 update. One of our most reliable sources for Apple rumors and leaks said the next iPhone update won’t ...

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Which is why, as a What Hi-Fi? reader you may be considering one as your next smartphone. To help you pick the best iPhone we’ve created this guide, detailing the top options we’ve tried, tested and ...

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The best iPhone 16 Pro screen protectors provide lasting protection against damage and include a kit or tool for effortless and effective application. Below, we've compiled our preferred options ...

Or, if you're running macOS Mojave 10.14 (or earlier) or Windows, launch iTunes. Step 3: If you can unlock your iPhone to get to the home screen — which may be possible using Face ID or Touch ID ...

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Apple Inc.’s iPhone 16e is outpacing initial sales of the third-generation iPhone SE released a few years ago, but won’t be enough to reverse a China slide, according to analyst firm IDC.

The main standard setter for corporate climate targets said it won’t validate net-zero claims by companies that abandon the landmark 1.5C goal, pushing back against growing skepticism.