But the iPhone 16 Pro Max isn’t a better AI device than the two-year-old iPhone 14 Pro because both can use third-party AI ...

It follows leaks of the iPhone 17 family's dummy models that revealed radical changes to the camera lenses on the back ... which was actually mocked up by a 14-year-old video editor from Italy.

As such – even though we’re not expecting the iPhone 17 and its siblings to launch before September 2025 – we already have some idea of what to expect from these phones. That includes camera ...

The phone’s skinnier build is expected to be its main draw; it’ll otherwise share many traits with current iPhones, such as the dedicated camera button ... you have an (iPhone)14, or even ...

The Light Phone 3 costs $599 and offers the chance to ditch your smartphone for a "dumb" one without social media or a web ...

Given that the 16e has the same whopping 48MP wide-angle camera as the other iPhone 16 phones, 2x shots have plenty of detail—it is just as good as a non-zoomed shot taken using the iPhone 14 ...

This is the iPhone 14 Plus versus the iPhone 16 Plus. Who will win this battle? Read on to find out! The other big difference is the design of the camera. The iPhone 16 Plus comes with a redesigned ...

The design is more similar to that of the iPhone 14 than to anything else with one big exception. The camera on the back. The iPhone 16e has just one single camera and it's positioned at the upper ...

Best Apple camera phone The Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max (buy now ... Best large-sensor camera phone The Xiaomi 14 Ultra (buy now) has camera hardware that sets a new bar for phone photography, and it’s a ...

This update the popular iPhone 3G upgrades to a faster processor and data connection, 3-megapixel auto-focus camera with video capture, and adds a compass and voice control.

This week’s Rumor Replay covers iOS 19 screenshots, the Apple Watch getting a camera, and iPhone 17 Air and 17 Pro dummy ...

Is the OnePlus 13R good enough to challenge Apple's affordable iPhone 16e in a real-world photo test? Here’s what I found ...