iPhone 16 was the world’s best-selling smartphone in Q1
Around one in five smartphones sold worldwide was an iPhone, the latest data from Counterpoint claims. Apple’s iPhone 16 was the world’s best-selling smartphone in Q1, the analysts claimed.
Category: iPhone
WWDC: Apple makes it easier to use Wi-Fi on the road
Apple plans to liberate everyone who travels from pernickety Wi-Fi sign-up hell, making it possible to sign into networks once and then share access across all your devices.
3 ways to find your phone number on an iPhone
As well as calling someone, there are 3 more ways to find your iPhone number: In Settings>Phone, using the Contacts card, or connecting the device to your Mac.
Apple begins iPhone Pro production in India as next-gen assembly starts
Apple has commenced manufacture of iPhone Pro series smartphones in India as it ramps up production of the devices there, Canalys data shows
Two new iPhone factories begin production in India
Production is beginning at two new iPhone factories in India, where there are now five operational or near operational iPhone manufacturing hubs.
Apple’s App Economy is also booming in India
The value of India’s app economy now exceeds $5 billion, estimates from Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad claim.
What we think we know about the still mythical iPhone 17 Air
It’s not intended to be cheap but, like the Vision Pro, a desideratum, a promise, an intimation of a whole new design generation to come.
EU invents a brand new way to annoy US tech
Europe will from June demand smartphones and tablets ship with a new labelling system to show battery life and repairability – but who will judge?
Apple iPhone marketing chief talks iPhoneography in India
Apple’s VP Worldwide iPhone Product Marketing, Kaiann Drance chose to discuss making movies and photography on iPhone while visiting India this week.
Apple’s iPhone is king of the hill, until tariffs make it tumble again
Apple has at last become the world’s number one smartphone manufacturer by sales – just in time for tariffs to send its sales south again.
