Some iPhone 18 Pro Max owners are losing cell service, and Apple's fix is an entirely new phone
Users who lose service are left without calls, texts, or mobile data, with Wi-Fi as the only workaround
A forensic tool claims it can stop seized iPhones from locking down after 72 hours
GrayKey Preserve can also disable a seized phone's Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and cellular radios remotely
The iPhone Duo is reportedly facing production challenges with low yields and quality concerns
Bottom line: After years of rumors and speculation, Apple's first foldable iPhone is expected to go on sale next month, but getting enough of them into customers' hands could prove the harder part. Foxconn, the contract manufacturer responsible for producing the device, is reportedly facing severe production constraints that could limit early output, raising the prospect of tight supply for what is now Apple's most expensive iPhone.
iPhone 18 Pro teardown highlights mechanical camera aperture and a major thermal redesign
For most, it's best to leave major repair jobs to the experts
Apple's new hardware chief says seeing screen protectors used on iPhones makes his "skin crawl"
Tom Marieb argues Ceramic Shield 2 offers 3x the scratch resistance of previous generations
Big quote: Tom Marieb has a visceral reaction when he sees an iPhone owner put on a screen protector. "Personally, when I see someone put a screen protector on their iPhone, it makes my skin crawl, because we work so hard to make beautiful front screens," he told TechRadar. The remark from Apple's new vice president of hardware engineering reflects the company's confidence in Ceramic Shield 2, its latest display material.
Apple iOS 27 is draining iPhone batteries faster, but it should be temporary
Background indexing, app updates, and AI processing can take several days
iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max reviews: exceptional battery life, and a more versatile camera
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max look very much like their predecessors, but the upgrades arrive under the hood. Reviewers are praising the A20 Pro's performance, longer battery life, and the 48MP variable-aperture camera. Those coming from most recent iPhone Pros, however, may find few reasons to upgrade.
Apple details how the iPhone 18 Pro can cryptographically prove a photo hasn't been faked by AI
The feature signs pixel data the moment it's captured, before any software processing can alter it
Apple's 2027 roadmap includes iPhone 18, iPhone Air 2, and iPhone 18e, all reportedly using the A20 chip
Apple isn't done for 2026, Gurman says a dozen more products are coming before mid-2027
The iPhone Duo's best feature isn't the fold, it's the software built around it
Apple's first foldable arrives four years late, and it might be worth the wait
Apple says new A20 Pro chip can sustain twice the performance of the iPhone 16 Pro, deliver 40% faster graphics
The A20 Pro pairs a faster CPU with redesigned packaging
Apple launches iPhone Duo, its first foldable to rival the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold
Touch ID returns on a flagship iPhone after nearly a decade
First look: Following years of fervent speculation, Apple finally unveiled its first folding phone, the iPhone Duo, at its 'Surprise and Shine' event in Cupertino, California. The company is betting big on its first foldable, with new CEO John Ternus calling it "the most transformational change to iPhone since the original."
Apple iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max launch with a familiar design, new A20 Pro SoC, and aperture-controlled camera
The standard iPhone 18 won't arrive until next year
The iPhone Duo headlines Apple's launch event today, watch it here
The iPhone 18 series could play second fiddle to the iPhone Duo at Apple's Surprise and Shine event
I Vibecoded Morrowind, Duke Nukem, and Serious Sam Onto an iPhone
I can't code, but with AI agents I built native iPhone ports of Duke Nukem, Serious Sam, and Morrowind, learning where vibecoding works, where it fails, and why human direction still matters.
An iPhone 17 Pro gets dropped from 100,000 feet and survives
The publicity stunt has earned RhinoShield a Guinness world record
Apple confirms September 9 event, where its first foldable iPhone and iPhone 18 Pro are expected
Apple's next iPhone event will be new CEO John Ternus's debut
Apple Maps is getting ads, and there's no way to turn them off
Apple Maps loses one of its ad-free advantages over Google Maps as sponsored listings arrive
Apple's rumored "Ultra" lineup would include a foldable iPhone, camera AirPods, and a touchscreen MacBook
Apple's next big products all share one name: Ultra
Apple's A20 Pro production is going smoothly, except DRAM supply is bottlenecking iPhone assembly
TSMC is sitting on $1 billion worth of finished iPhone chips with nowhere to go
Ripple effect: In the run-up to the launch of the foldable iPhone Ultra, iPhone 18, and iPhone 18 Pro, Apple and its assemblers are working to secure enough mobile DRAM. Apple leans heavily on Micron for these chips and also buys from SK Hynix and Samsung. People involved say they still expect to meet initial demand, but they worry online wait times could stretch and store inventory could run out quickly if the shortage continues.
Microsoft wants Apple to bring seamless copy and paste between Windows PCs and iPhones
But the feature might only be available in Europe
iPhone and Mac sales surge push Apple's quarterly revenue to $109 billion
Apple closes out Tim Cook's era with a record quarter
Bottom line: Apple's last quarterly earnings report under CEO Tim Cook showed gains across nearly every category, led by iPhone and Mac sales. The budget MacBook Neo appears to have been a major contributor to that growth. But as the Cupertino company prepares to hand the reins to a new CEO, rising prices could complicate the road ahead. Apple has already begun responding with a new leasing program.
Apple's latest security update fixes nearly 200 vulnerabilities across Mac, iPhone, Safari, and more
macOS 26.6, iOS 26.2, and iPadOS 26.6 are rolling out now
Apple's App Store is on pace to add 1 million new apps this year, most are AI slop
Vibe coding is flooding the App Store with low-quality apps that almost nobody is downloading
Apple's rumored leasing program could restrict apps, lock down iPhones if you miss payments
Apple Upgrade would run on Klarna's infrastructure, the same company facing scrutiny over its buy-now-pay-later practices