iPhones are great tools, and you can achieve quite a lot with them. Recording Grammy-nominated albums, film entertaining videos, edit footage on an almost professional level, retouch and enhance the quality of your photos, perform office tasks, including creating presentations and documents, holding conference calls, among many other things.

Although the iPhone is so capable and versatile, there is one thing Apple users obviously prefer to do more than anything else, which is learning new things. The number of educational apps on the App Store in staggering, and it towers over other categories found on the platform. As of the first quarter of 2020, the total amount of iPhone applications available to users is inching closer and closer to 2 million. Read More

Apple is reportedly delaying the production of its new iPhones. Apple has notified its production units to delay mass production of its latest flagship iPhone by a month as reported by the Wall Street Journal. Apple is planning to launch four new iPhone models, out of which – two would be at 6.1 inch screens, one with a 5.4 inch screen and one large one wit a 6.7 inch screen. While some analysts predict that Apple will only delay the launch of its flagship phones, it is believed that Apple will delay the launch of all new iPhones by a month. Read More

Apple will most likely delay the launch for its iPhone 12 5G because of the global supply chain issues the company is facing. A slowing demand and a lack of customer response will force the company to possibly extend the launch of the 5G iPhone 12 which it planned for September 2020.

Apple is very particular and wants its first 5G iPhone to be a hit. While China will be able to produce the capacity that Apple is looking at, Apple does not want a slow demand for the iPhone to affect its launch.

Apple has been long rumoured to be working on a successor to the original iPhone SE. The iPhone SE had quite a stir with its lower pricepoint that offered that top-notch features that come with the other iPhones. However, the phone was eventually pulled down from the market last year only to have its place taken by the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 8. This year, Apple plans to gain back the traction in the affordable phone segments with the iPhone 9. Read More