Apple will reportedly offer an increased trade-in credit for older iPhones over the next two weeks.
It might be a good time to finally upgrade your iPhone if you've been hanging on to an older model, ...
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Apple is in talks with Google about using the search giant's generative artificial intelligence model called Gemini for its next ...
Bluesky opens to everyone, Rivian reveals its new SUV and governments exploit iPhones
Hello friends, welcome to Week in Review (WiR), TechCrunch's regular newsletter summarizing the latest days in technology. This week, the ...
Don’t be afraid of the iPhone’s NameDrop feature, experts say
Police departments from New Jersey to California have been sounding the alarm in recent days about NameDrop, a new feature ...
Detail video app’s new feature helps you record multi-camera podcasts using iPhones
Detail, a startup with video recording and editing apps for Mac and iPhone, has launched a new multiplayer feature that ...
Tata will start manufacturing iPhones in India
Tata Group will begin manufacturing iPhones in India for local and global markets, India's deputy IT minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar announced ...
Samsung’s new ploy to get kids off iPhones is a MrBeast sponsorship
Samsung writes in its announcement that this will showcase “what’s possible with a Galaxy smartphone for aspiring and professional creators.” ...
China flags security issues with Apple’s iPhones
S_Z/iStock Editorial via Getty Images China has flagged security issues with Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) iPhones while noting that it is not ...
Tech, iPhones, Pixels, electric cars, movies, and more: conferences and events 2023
September and October are some of the most exciting months of the year if you’ve been waiting all year to ...
The iPhone’s Dynamic Island is a little boring, but boring is okay
Last fall, Apple introduced us to the Dynamic Island with all of the usual hyperbole. The new free-floating, pill-shaped notch on ...
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