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Qualcomm President’s Priority Is Launching Apple’s 5G iPhone As Fast As Possible
Qualcomm's number one priority with Apple is launching a 5G iPhone as fast as possible.
Apple to Release 5.4-Inch and 6.7-Inch iPhones With Thinner Displays Next Year
Samsung and LG will be sole suppliers of thinner OLED displays for Apple's new 2020 iPhones, which will reportedly come in 5.4, 6.1 and 6.7-inch models.
Apple Expects 5G Demand to Drive 100 Million iPhone 12 Sales in 2020: Digitimes
Little is known about what iPhone 12 will offer but 5G connectivity is expected to be a driving force behind huge demand in 2020.
2020 Flagship iPhone Models to Ship With 6GB of RAM: Barclays
The analyst notes that the iPhone 12 will ship with 4GB, however.
Apple Partners With Chicago-Based Nonprofit to Teach iPhone Photography
Apple has partnered with the nonprofit organization 100cameras to teach Chicago students iPhone photography.
Ontario Police Warn of ‘SIM Swapping’ Scam Affecting Personal Email, Financial Accounts
The OPP is warning the public about a recent "SIM swap" scam affecting people in the province.
US Veterans Can Now Access Health Records Directly Through the Health App
Apple has announced that veterans across the nation can now access their Health Records using iPhone.
Apple’s 2020 iPhones to Feature 5G Connectivity, 5-Nanometer Processor: Nikkei
Apple will release three iPhones with 5G connectivity next year that will utilize Qualcomm's X55 5G modem.
New Apple Ad Says “Privacy. That’s iPhone.” [VIDEO]
Apple's latest iPhone ad touts privacy is "simple as that".
NYC Law Enforcement Has Been Using Cellebrite’s Tech to Crack iPhones Since 2018: REPORT
Cellebrite's controversial UFED Premium can purportedly unlock any iPhone from iOS 7 to 12.3, bypassing or determining locks and performing file extraction.
Apple to See Strong Sales Growth Due to iPhone 11 Lineup, Upcoming ‘iPhone SE 2″: Kuo
Apple first-quarter iPhone shipments could rise 10 percent year-over-year thanks to a yet-to-be announced cheaper new iPhone device.
Hacked Lightning Cable That Can Hijack iOS Devices Will Be Mass-Produced and Sold
Dummy Lightning cables used to hack iPhones and iPads are headed into mass production, posing a potential threat to a lot of consumers.