Although the iPhone still uses the Lightning connector as of now, lately, Apple has been gradually making the shift to USB-C with several of its devices.
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iPhone Production Site in Seven Day Lockdown Prior to iPhone 14 Mass Production
iPhone 15 Pro Max Only iPhone to Get Periscope Lens: Kuo
Apple may have had one of the first modern smartphones with a telephoto lens, but it will be one of the last to adopt a periscope style cam. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has refined some of the claims about Apple’s first periscope – it is coming next year, but only to the iPhone 15 Pro Max (in other words, the smaller iPhone 15 Pro will stick to a classic tele lens).
Read MoreiPhone 14 Pro Max Dummy Features Front Dual Punch Hole Design
Photos of iPhone 14 dummies are already making the rounds. Last week we saw the backs of the four models – two small and two big, two vanilla and two Pro – now it’s time to have a closer look at the back.
Read MoreApple Introduces Unique Lockdown Mode
Users have been getting increasingly concerned over the use of spyware on their devices for malicious purposes. Especially when it comes to high-profile people who may have sensitive data on their devices, they run the risk of malicious people purchasing spyware from private companies for targeted attacks. However, Apple has now delivered a new and unique solution to this problem.
Read MorePixel Watch May Support iPhone Connections
Wear OS 3 happens to be the latest version of the wearable operating system by tech giant Google. Wear OS 3 officially appears on only device, however. The wearable operating system currently runs only on the Galaxy Watch 4. Although other watches are also supposed to eventually get the update to Wear OS 3, that is yet to happen.
Read MoreBrazil Latest Country to Consider Making Apple Adopt USB-C for iPhones
Brazil has joined the growing number of countries to propose regulations that mandate Apple to switch to USB-C for the iPhone. This move may add to the rising pressure on Apple to shift away from the Lightning connector that they currently use on the iPhone.
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Support for iPhone 6s, 7, SE Dropped, iPhone 8 and Later Get iOS 16
Tech giant Apple unveiled the new version of its major operating systems at the WWDC 2022. Among them were OS powering iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches, and computers. While many current devices still are supported by the new versions of the OS, some have been dropped from the roster of supported devices.
Read MoremacOS Ventura Introduces Stage Manager, iPhone May Be Used as a Webcam
Tech giant Apple unveiled the macOS Ventura at WWDC 2022. The OS will be introduced to its Mac computers in the upcoming fall. In line with recent macOS announcements, the macOS Ventura update is a subtle one. For the most part, it retains the visual style. Among the new features introduced, the biggest one might be Stage Manager. This is an overhaul of Mission Control. Users can enable and disable it from the Command Center. Mission Control used to show all running apps on the screen. Meanwhile, Stage Manager keeps all the currently open apps in focus while bunching the other apps by category to the side.
Read MoreFace ID on Landscape Supported in iOS 16 for “Supported iPhone Models”
At the WWDC 2022, tech giant Apple unveiled the much anticipated iOS 16. Among other new changes and upgrades, it also features a major redesign to the Lock screen. One of the changes that went unannounced on the stage is related to the way Lock screen will work in different screen orientations. It seems that for “supported iPhone models”, Face ID will now also work in landscape mode.
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