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The iPhone 17 Air is expected to go on sale in September 2025
Supposedly, the iPhone SE 4 will be priced between $499 and $549
The device will allow you to charge three gadgets at the same time
Apple has run into difficulties in developing the ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air. The original plan was to use a high-density battery to achieve a thickness of less than 7mm, which would have made it the thinnest iPhone since the iPhone 6. However, manufacturing problems and high costs forced the company to change plans.
We recently wrote that iPhone models running iOS 18 that have been seized by US police automatically reboot after a while. This makes it difficult for law enforcers to use the devices to hack and unlock phones to find evidence of crimes. It was speculated that this could be either a security improvement or just a bug that some iOS 18 users had previously encountered. But now it's being reported that it wasn't a bug.....
It was recently reported that iPhones confiscated by police in a US state started rebooting en masse after a day of inactivity or disconnection from the cellular network.
But the company need not fear a big financial loss
Adobe will focus its attention on another similar application, Procreate
Apple is closer than ever to the number one spot
Apple is preparing new changes in the design of the future iPhone 17 lineup. The number of buttons on the new smartphones may be reduced to three.
The recent iOS 18 update has caused discontent among iPhone Pro-series users as it has caused some limitations in the smartphones.
Rumours of a foldable iPhone continue to circulate, but new Apple patents give a more concrete idea of the company's possible plans.
The first unboxing video of the iPhone 16 Pro has appeared on the network, which shows the novelty before the official start of sales on 20 September.
Reportedly, the iPhone 16 will have a feature that allows you to restore the device's software wirelessly.
Apple has unveiled the iPhone 16 series with A18 and A18 Pro chips made using the 3nm process. According to new reports, TSMC will begin mass production of 2nm chips in 2025, and Apple will be one of the first companies to use the new process for its chips.
