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iPhone 17 Air Battery Leak: Tiny 2,900mAh Capacity Confirmed
iPhone 17 Air battery images have leaked, revealing an incredibly small 2,900mAh capacity that prioritizes ultra-thin design over battery life. The leaked photos show...
iPhone 17 Pro L-Shaped Battery Leak: Steel Case Revolution
Apple's iPhone 17 Pro is set to revolutionize smartphone design with a leaked L-shaped battery featuring steel casing. This radical internal redesign marks the...
Apple Q3 2025 Revenue Record: $94B Breaks All Expectations
Apple Q3 2025 Revenue just dropped a bombshell that has Wall Street buzzing! The tech giant's Q3 2025 earnings report isn't just impressive –...
Which Mac Mini M4 Should You Buy in 2025?
Explore the Best Mac Mini M4 Models of 2025: Compare Performance, Pricing & Ideal Use Cases to Find Your Perfect Fit
Thinking about upgrading to...
Apple Car team disbanded but needs to reorganize at the earliest...
Apple's team of employees working on the company's first electric vehicle has been dissolved temporarily, but it has to be reorganized within the next...
Apple iPhone 14 will not have a mini model but will...
Apple launched the iPhone 13 Series a couple of months ago, the Series featured four models in total but now, a new report sheds...
iPhone 13 is likely to be produced in India at the...
Apple is expected to begin the production of the iPhone 13 at the Foxconn plant in Sriperumbudur near Chennai, India from this April, as...
The current state of Apple and what to expect in 2022...
It seems that Apple’s latest iPhone SE, iPad Air and Mac Studio just like an in-depth look at the M2 chip, Mac Pro, and...
Apple could fuse two M1 Ultras together for the upcoming Mac...
The Cupertino giant's Peak Performance event was a show that portrayed Apple's independence to Intel or AMD and how they can make chips using...
Apple to release its M2 MacBook Air and MacBook Pro Models...
Apple just unveiled its new Mac Studio, which includes the company's latest M1 Ultra chipset. The new chip outperforms the old M1 Max chip,...
