iPhone 14

Apple is expected to maintain its annual schedule of events this year, including the launch of the iPhone 14 series. While the tech giant is very likely to ...

The lineup is no longer expected to include a “mini” model. But with the COVID-19 cases picking up over the past few weeks, it is still hard to tell at this point if Apple would ditch the new-normal virtual event style. Apple has never had a live event with a full audience since 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It would not be surprising for Apple to hold a product launch event in September. But fans of the brand might appreciate a little more insight into when they can expect to see the iPhone 14 models. The report comes from iDropNews, claiming that Apple has tentative plans for the 37th week of the year. While the tech giant is very likely to announce its new range of smartphones, a new report claims to have more specific details on when they will be unveiled.

Apple-focused site iDropNews claims that Apple's next flagship smartphone will be unveiled on September 13.

Aside from new iPhones, the report claims a host of other new gadgets could be unveiled at the event. 'Apple plans to raise the price of the iPhone 14 Pro to $1099, while the iPhone 14 Pro Max will start at $1199,' the report adds. The report suggests that the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Max will be 'disappointing' and 'look identical to the iPhone 13', with price tags of $799 and $899 respectively. At the event, Apple is likely to launch four new iPhones, according to iDropNews – the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Max, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. Now, a new leak suggests that Apple could finally be ditching the notch in favour of two cut-outs at the top of the screen. Apple could finally ditch the notch in the iPhone 14

The company was caught having changed the circuit width of the thin film transistors on the OLED panels it made for iPhone 13 earlier this year, people familiar ...

Cupertino seems poised to give the order for around 30 million OLED panels it intended to give BOE before the incident to Samsung Display and LG Display instead. They also asked the iPhone maker to approve the production of OLED panels for iPhone 14, but didn’t receive a clear response from Apple, they also said. BOE is yet to receive approval from Apple to manufacture OLED panels for the upcoming iPhone 14 smartphones series, TheElec has learned.

iPhone 13 now available at a discounted price. Even though Apple hasn't confirmed anything specific about the iPhone 14 series yet, rumours and leaks have ...

In terms of pricing, the iPhone 14 is expected to start at $799, roughly around Rs 62,000. If you own an old iPhone model, say the iPhone 7 or iPhone 8, it makes sense to buy the iPhone 13 right now. The upgrades are likely to be in terms of cameras, battery and performance. Various online retail platforms, including Amazon, Flipkart, iStore, and Croma are selling the iPhone 13 for a much lower price. Apple fans are eagerly waiting for the iPhone 14, but the question is: Is the upcoming iPhone worth the wait? Launched last year, the iPhone 13 is currently available at a much lower price.

Despite only being on sale for three months in 2021, the iPhone 13 was the third best-selling smartphone, so it's no surprise that Apple's product is off.

The iPhone 13 and 13 Pro Max were the world’s best-selling phones in Q1 As such, the next-gen 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Max could be an extremely lucrative model for Apple. It’ll offer everything that consumers love about Apple’s usual best-seller, but in a larger form factor that’s still a lot more affordable than the Pro lineup. The smaller 6.1-inch iPhone 13 Pro managed a very respectable fourth place, while the tiny 5.4-inch iPhone 13 mini failed to reach the top 5. The brand instead occupied the positions with two budget devices: the entry-level Galaxy A12 took third place in the January-March quarter and the mid-range Galaxy A32 occupied fifth place. The 6.7-inch iPhone 13 Pro Max took second place in Q1 2022, suggesting people are more than willing to pay a small premium for access to a larger display. According to IDC analyst Francisco Jeronimo, Apple’s iPhone 13 was the best-selling smartphone in the world in the quarter ending March 2022.

A new three-dimensional mock-up of the iPhone 14 Pro Max has surfaced on the internet (via BGR). YouTuber Unbox Therapy revealed the dummy unit – which he ...

That would suggest that the 2022 iPhone Pro Max is nigh-on 161mm tall and 78mm wide. Then again, an enterprising Apple fan could knock up something similar with a 3D printer. As previously reported, the 'pill' is believed to contain Apple's FaceID tech, while the 'hole' is said to house a selfie camera.

Apple is reportedly looking to move up to 30 million orders for iPhone 14 OLED screen orders away from BOE, following the company's changes to Apple ...

The Elec estimates that BOE would have received 30 million orders if it were not for this incident. BOE is alleged to have changed the circuit width of the thin film transistors (TFT) on its iPhone 13, and was caught by Apple in February 2022. The Elec has a mixed track record on Apple-related stories.

Apple supplier BOE is still waiting to receive approval from Apple to manufacture OLED panels for the upcoming iPhone 14 series, after the company...

Apple is said to want over 150 million OLED panels for the iPhone 14 series, up from the 140 million units it originally intended to order. As a direct result, BOE is said to have not received any orders from Apple for OLED panels for the iPhone 14. Apple supplier BOE is still waiting to receive approval from Apple to manufacture OLED panels for the upcoming iPhone 14 series, after the company was found to have made design changes without Apple's approval (via The Elec).

The global chip shortage was created by a mix of factors. These include increased demand for technology during the pandemic, COVID-related production disruption ...

Yield rates are always a challenge for Apple suppliers, as the company’s specs are often tighter than those set by other smartphone makers. The global chip shortage was created by a mix of factors. The company is now in danger of losing all orders for the iPhone 14.

Supplier BOE may see its 30 million orders given over to rivals. It made a design change to its OLED panels for iPhone 13 that Apple isn't happy with. A ...

A new report from The Elec Friday states that BOE "is yet to receive approval from Apple to manufacture OLED panels for the upcoming iPhone 14 smartphones series." Other rumored features include a new pill-shaped hole punch front-facing camera assembly that will replace the notch on the iPhone 14 Pro only, along with a new processor (again, only for the Pro), and a new 48MP camera. That same design change may now also see BOE lose its order of 30 million OLED panels for the iPhone 14.

Consumers in India have recently shifted to the iOS ecosystem, and the reason for this is the country's aggressive pricing on iPhone models. Apple has worked ...

The iPhone 14 is likely to cost $799, which is around Rs 62,000. If you can't wait until September, when the iPhone 14 is expected to be released, opt for the iPhone 13. If you own an older iPhone model, such as the iPhone 7 or iPhone 8, now is the time to upgrade to the iPhone 13. The iPhone 13's cameras are also among the best in their class, with one of the most advanced sensors of any model to date. The iPhone 13 is available for significantly less on Amazon, Flipkart, iStore, and Croma, among other online retailers. New Delhi: Despite the fact that Apple is still yet to confirm anything specific regarding the iPhone 14 series, rumours and leaks have disclosed nearly all of the important features about the future iPhone models.

The iPhone 14 may not feature OLED displays from BOE over a reported cheating scandal.

And the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max could be getting a bigger and sharper 48MP main camera, which is probably why early case designs seem to have such huge camera bumps. According to The Elec, the Chinese company dispatched a C-Level exec and employee to Cupertino to make its case. This was allegedly done to increase the yield rate.