Apple

iPhone 17 Color Options Revealed: Complete Guide to All New Shades

Apple's upcoming iPhone 17 lineup is set to debut with an exciting array of new color options that promise to refresh the smartphone aesthetic....

The Best MacBooks in India under 1 lakh INR as of 2025

Best MacBooks in India under 1 lakh INR: From students to professionals to casual users or someone looking for a reliable laptop for everyday...
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Nivedita Bangari

Apple planning to purchase chips from TSMC’s Arizona fab: Truth or...

While Apple is likely to buy chips from TSMC's forthcoming Arizona fab in order to reduce its dependency on Asian manufacture in general, it...
Avik Roy
Apple iPhone 15 Pro Rumored to Feature Thunderbolt Port

Apple iPhone 15 Pro Rumored to Feature Thunderbolt Port

Apple's forthcoming coming- generation iPhone 15 Pro models are likely to feature a Thunderbolt harborage for high- speed data transfer. According to Apple critic Ming- Chi Kuo, the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max models will feature a USB- C harborage with support for at least USB3.2 or...
Abhishek Jha
watchOS 9

A dedicated battery-saving mode is coming to watchOS 9 from Apple

Apple Watch users can now take use of a true power-saving mode in the latest watchOS 9 update, which will help them extend the...
Nivedita Bangari

Apple iPhone 15 Pro will support high-speed transfer with USB-C

According to renowned analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the iPhone 15 Pro models will experience a significant improvement in their wired transfer speeds with the move...
Nivedita Bangari

Apple will be importing its Chips from TSMC’s Arizona fab

Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, informed staff members at an internal conference in Germany that Apple will manufacture its chips at TSMC's Arizona...
Abhishek Jha
iPhone 16 series

iPhones Supposedly Transmitted Apple Analytics Data; Class Action Lawsuit Filed

Apple analytics data is currently being collected and sent from iPhones without the user's knowledge, according to a security researcher. The researcher goes on...