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iPhone SE 4 vs iPhone 16: Everything you need to know
It could be only a matter of days until the iPhone SE 4 arrives, and if it does it’s going to prompt a big question for iPhone buyers. Do you go for Apple’s new cheap iPhone, or the iPhone 16, the cheapest of its flagship line-up? We’re already familiar with the iPhone 16. It launched back in September, adding a…
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How to block a number on an iPhone
Knowing how to block on an iPhone can be useful when you’re dealing with unwanted calls and messages. Are you wondering how to block spam calls on an iPhone? Is someone bothering you, so you need to know how to block a contact on an iPhone? Or perhaps you want to cut off all communication with a certain person, so…
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9 Things I Stopped Doing on My iPhone
In an effort to reduce my screen time, I’ve stopped using my iPhone for absolutely everything. It’s hard, but making the swap can have meaningful benefits. Here are some things I’ve stopped doing on my iPhone, and why. 9 Reading So Many Ebooks I love e-books as much as the next person, but there is no better feeling than flipping…
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Galaxy S25 Ultra scores high for repairability — iPhone 16 Pro Max still beats it
iFixit has declared that the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra has achieved the highest repairability score of any Samsung phone in 10 years. However, it still falls behind the iPhone 16 Pro Max. Samsung phones have never been the easiest devices to repair, primarily due to Samsung’s reliance on glue to hold down components. However, with the push from Europe regarding…
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Apple’s upcoming iPhone SE 4 likely to offer major improvements – Computerworld
This will also be the first significant mass test of Apple’s first 5G modem. Apple has spent years of research and billions of dollars developing this part, which will eventually replace Qualcomm’s 5G chips across all Apple’s products. Apple’s intelligence on Apple Intelligence Apple’s decision to introduce another iPhone also means it will have all the excuse it needs to aggressively…
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iPhone SE 4 rumor roundup: Everything we think we know
Apple is expected to announce a new iPhone SE as early as next week, and it could mark a major shakeup to the company’s affordable iPhone, adding in Face ID and killing off the classic home button. We have a pretty good idea of what’s coming after months of leaks and rumors, so here’s everything we expect to see next…
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iPhone SE 4 vs. iPhone 17: Let’s compare the rumored specs
An iPhone SE 4 vs. iPhone 17 comparison may be on the early side given Apple’s likely release schedule. But as I’ve noted previously, we’re expecting to see a lot of new phones from Apple this year and having a sense of how they might compare could help give you a sense of which iPhone you should plan to buy…
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Apple’s new iPhone SE might be announced next week
Apple’s next iPhone SE might be announced “as early as next week” ahead of it being on sale later in February, Bloomberg reports. The new phone has already seemingly appeared in photos and video and Bloomberg says Apple’s inventory of the current iPhone SE has started running low, which all could point to an imminent launch. The next iPhone SE…
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How to enable cookies on your iPhone
Cookies are small data files that websites use to remember your preferences, login info, and browsing activity. While blocking cookies can boost your privacy, some sites might not work properly without them. If you’re facing issues with logging in or incomplete pages, enabling cookies can help fix those problems. Sometimes, though, it’s not just cookies causing the issue. If you’re…
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First Apple-notarized porn app available to iPhone users in Europe
Update: Added statement from Apple below. The first Apple-notarized porn app, “Hot Tub,” is now available to iPhone users in Europe through the alternative app marketplace, AltStore PAL. Apple does not allow pornographic or adult content apps on the official Apple App Store. However, to comply with the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), Apple is now required as a “gatekeeper”…
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