5 Essential iPhone Apps For Frequent Flyers In 2025
If you fly frequently, here are some iPhone apps -- including travel aggregators, flight trackers, and more -- that make your trips more convenient.
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How Does The iPhone 17's Battery Compare To Other Major Phones?
Apple claims the iPhone 17 offers a major battery upgrade, but here's how it fares against its competitors like the Xiaomi 15, OnePlus 13, Pixel 10, and more.
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5 Of The Best Uses For Your iPhone's Action Button
The Action Button can let you do a lot more than just the basic shortcuts that Apple suggests. Here are some of the most creative and practical ways to use it.
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Backbone And Kojima Unveil Rare PlayStation Controller For iPhone
Backbone has collaborated with the game studio Kojima Productions and PlayStation to launch a limited-edition controller. Here's when it will release.
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iOS 26's New Camera Feature Is Easy To Miss But You Need To Start Using It
Your iPhone’s Camera got a hidden tweak in the latest update; one you’ll want to enable so the extra icons don’t get in your way.
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Want To Repair The iPhone 17 Yourself? Here's How Much It'll Cost You
Apple has gone all in on the Right to Repair movement, and you can now buy genuine parts to repair an iPhone 17 or iPhone Air yourself.
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iPhone 17 Is Still Sold Out, But Shipping Estimates Are Much Shorter
Apple is still working overtime to keep up with iPhone 17 demand, but shipping estimates show that the company is starting to catch up.
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Tim Cook Confirms New AI Models And Siri Update For Apple Intelligence
In a recent interview, Apple CEO Tim Cook confirmed that Apple Intelligence will receive an upgrade with new AI models and a major Siri update.
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Apple's iPhone Sales And Services Business Are Poised For More Impressive Growth
After posting a quarterly revenue of $102.5 billion, Apple is set to improve upon those already impressive numbers in the months to come.
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AI-Driven Chip Shortages Could Make Your Next Smartphone Cost More
Chip shortages caused by the AI boom could lead to more expensive smartphones in the months and years to come, recent reports suggest.
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Apple Posts Monster Earnings As Q4 Revenue Hits Record-Breaking $102.5 Billion
Apple reported its fourth-quarter earnings for 2025, revealing a September quarter revenue record of $102.5 billion and an all-time revenue record for Services.
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Google Says iPhone More Likely To Get Scam Texts And Calls Than Android
Google's new data shows Android has better built-in anti-spam protections than the iPhone: AI defenses stop billions of spam calls and texts each month.
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8 Cool New Gadgets Every Android Phone Owner Should Know About
From high-tech earbuds and smart rings to AR glasses and gaming controllers, these Android gadgets make your device smarter, faster, and more dynamic.
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Apple To Retire In-App Purchase Promo Codes - Here's What Developers Get Instead
Apple will discontinue support for in-app purchase promo codes starting March 2026, but it has also announced several new perks for developers.
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Weeklong iPhone Air Battery Test Says The Phone Lasts All Day
While early reviews showed positive results, a weeklong iPhone Air battery test has examined the phone more thoroughly and suggests it can last a full day.
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Apple's C2 5G Modem Will Reportedly Feature On All iPhone 18 Models
Next year's iPhone 18 series of smartphones will reportedly feature Apple's new C2 modem -- an updated version of the C1X found on the iPhone Air.
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iPadOS 26.1 RC Now Available With New Slide Over And More
Apple seeded the Release Candidate version of iPadOS 26.1 on Tuesday, marking the final release of the beta cycle before everyone can download the update.
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iOS 26.1 RC Now Available Ahead Of Next Week's Release
Apple waited until late on Tuesday to release the iOS 26.1 release candidate, but that means the final release of the update is likely just a week away.
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Apple Maps Is Tracking You With This iOS 26 Feature - Here's How To Turn It Off
With iOS 26, Apple Maps now remembers the places you visit. Here’s what that means for your privacy and how to manage it.
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Apple Is Simplifying The iPhone 18's Camera Control - But Not For The Reason You Think
According to leaks, Apple could be tweaking the Camera Control button in the next generation of iPhones -- but for a completely different reason.
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How Far Can You Actually Track Apple AirTags?
Apple AirTags employ the Find My network to keep track of your belongings, but you'd be surprised how far an item of yours can go with you tracking it.
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iPhone 20 Could Feature Solid-State Buttons - Here's What That Means
If the latest leaks are to be believed, the 20th anniversary iPhone could replace the conventional buttons with solid-state buttons. Here's how the tech works.
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Apple Watch Users Will Love This Hidden iOS 26 Fitness Feature
Stop fiddling with the small screen! See how a hidden new menu in the iOS 26 Fitness app lets Apple Watch users build complex training routines on their iPhone.
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Sketchy Rumor Claims iPhone 18 Pro Will Feature Under-Screen Face ID
According to a new rumor, the iPhone 18 Pro might be the first iPhone to feature Face ID under the display, potentially eliminating the need for a cutout.
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iPhone Users Will Soon Be Able Add A Passport To The Wallet App As A Digital ID
We're still waiting for Apple to bring Digital ID to the Wallet app in iOS 26, but it sounds like the feature is still coming before the end of 2025.
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iPhone Air May Not Be The Flop People Think It Is
Reports of the iPhone Air's death appear to have been exaggerated, as TD Cowen suggests Apple has no plans to slow down production on the ultra-slim device.
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Apple Maps Might Show Ads On iPhones As Early As Next Year
If you frequently use Apple Maps on your iPhone for navigation, you may soon start seeing ads for relevant restaurants or shops in the interface.
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