Typically, Apple's fall product launch event focuses on iPhones, iPhones, and more iPhones.
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Most likely, the iPhones in these photos aren't actual iPhones.
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Today, Apple unveiled two new iPhones at their event about iPhones.
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Sorry guys, but small iPhones just aren't as hot as big iPhones.
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You're not buying iPhones because the media keeps reporting on future iPhones.
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Chances are, this year's iPhones will be similar to last year's iPhones.
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We've got great innovation in the pipeline, new iPhones that will incentivize you and other people that have iPhones today to upgrade to new iPhones.
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They give fodder for people who say there's only iPhones and wannabe iPhones.
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Two iPhones with 6.1-inch iPhones are also rumored to launch this year.
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There are no 5G iPhones, and there probably won't be 5G iPhones for a while.
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It also sold 50.8 million iPhones, whereas analysts expected Apple to sell 51.4 million iPhones.
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Apple sold 45.5 million iPhones in the quarter — analysts had expected sales of 44.8 million iPhones.
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My experience earlier was between iPhones because I did switch it between iPhones at one point.
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This includes our own customers' iPhones with dual SIM capabilities as well as iPhones on competitors' networks.
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They can still pair with iPhones as regular Bluetooth headphones, but iPhones won't get the fancy technology.
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President Trump & iPhones Chinese and Russian spies are listening in on President Trump's calls made on iPhones.
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Emerging markets like India LTE penetration is zero we've got great innovation in the pipeline new iPhones that will incent you and other people that have iPhones today to upgrade to new iPhones.
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Sneakers, iPhones and LNG China's customers are using their newfound wealth to buy more cars, iPhones and sneakers.
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Even so, the new iPhones are set to look like, well, iPhones — aka slabs of expensively shiny glass.
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Narrator: If Apple can&apost sell more iPhones, it might have to sell fewer iPhones for more money.
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Apple's new iPhones are expected to launch in September, and any increase in tariffs could mean more expensive iPhones.
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The company said it sold 51.2 million iPhones this quarter, compared to 61.2 million iPhones in the last quarter.
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Apple's upcoming iPhones won't require any cables to charge, according to the president of a company that assembles iPhones.
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Even as sales of new iPhones fall, there are clearly a bunch of people buying refurbished and secondhand iPhones.
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In the fourth quarter, Apple sold 46.9 million iPhones, missing analyst expectations of 47.5 million iPhones, according to FactSet.
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Over the past ten years, Apple has sold 1.2 billion iPhones, with almost 100million iPhones were sold every year.
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Apple sold 46.9 million iPhones in the fiscal fourth quarter, missing analyst expectations of 47.5 million iPhones, according to FactSet.
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This year's iPhones will run on a new processor, as is typically the case with Apple's new iPhones, Bloomberg reported.
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The new version of iOS usually hits consumer iPhones and iPads around September when Apple introduces new iPhones, for example.
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Between Apple's three new iPhones and the older models it continues to offer, the company now sells six different iPhones.
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"They will certainly not be able to make new iPhones just by recycling the materials in old iPhones," King said.
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All of the iPhones will run with Apple's new iOS 12 software, which will also roll out to older iPhones.
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A new leaked warranty guide for Apple iPhones shows how the company determines which iPhones are eligible for repair under warranty.
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With iPhones sales slowing worldwide, India has emerged as one of few places that is showing a growing demands for iPhones.
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Not only is Apple deliberately slowing down older iPhones, Niantic is going to stop supporting Pokémon Go on older iPhones too.
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They sell -- Apple sold hundreds of millions of iPhones all made in China, and we couldn't sell iPhones in China. Okay?
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Uber had been tracking iPhones even after its app had been deleted from the devices and the iPhones themselves had been erased.
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So there you have it, just as three new iPhones have arrived to join Apple's lineup, three more iPhones have been rotated out.
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Though Fi SIMs have unofficially worked on non-Fi phones (including iPhones) before with some limited functionality, Google is now supporting iPhones directly.
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With sales growth of iPhones slumping worldwide, India has emerged as one of few places that is showing a growing demands for iPhones.
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But for most people, it's not about how many iPhones have been sold — it's about the iPhones that have been sold to them.
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Alternatively, customers will keep their older iPhones longer or buy year-old or two-year-old iPhones that Apple sells at a discount.
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But selling services related to iPhones, and obviously iPhones will be an important part but it's a similar kind of thing as you.
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Even as this boosted the sales of iPhones in India, the discounts diluted the brand image of iPhones in the country, executives felt.
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That amounts to the production of 40 million iPhones this quarter, roughly 3 to 5 million iPhones fewer than what is normally produced.
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In 2017, it's pretty hard to image life without iPhones, but it's somehow even weirder to imagine life with iPhones that look totally different.
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Jefferies now expects Apple to sell about 72 million iPhones in the first quarter next year and 206 million iPhones over the full year.
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As Motherboard reported earlier this year, Corellium employees acquired special iPhones from the grey market that are sometimes called "dev-fused" or "prototype" iPhones.
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Even though these faux iPhones come at a much cheaper price than normal iPhones, counterfeiting Apple products is a pretty lucrative business in China.
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Apple is expected to sell 54.6 million iPhones in the March 2016 quarter, according to FactSet, down from 61.2 million iPhones a year earlier.
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Correction August 28th, 9:05AM ET: Curtis' prediction refers to the 2019 OLED iPhones, not this year's OLED iPhones, as this article initially stated.
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Apple made $8 billion more dollars selling iPhones than it did a year earlier (when it sold almost the exact same number of iPhones).
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Forget 27's new iPhones (rumored to be called the "iPhone 303" and "iPhone 230 Pro") because the 23 iPhones sound way more groundbreaking.
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Tech Fix It happens every year: Apple releases new iPhones, and then hordes of people groan about their older iPhones slowing to a crawl.
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While new iPhones often carry a hefty price tag when they aren't subsidized by a carrier, there are plenty of older iPhones still in circulation.
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One of the ways to do that is to sell what Apple calls are certified pre-owned iPhones or what's commonly known as refurbished iPhones.
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These rare iPhones have many security features disabled, allowing researchers to probe them much more easily than the iPhones you can buy at a store.
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With this partnership, Flipkart won't just be selling the new iPhones but will also retail all Apple products including iPads, Macs, older iPhones and accessories.
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If the company really wants to sell more iPhones in India, it should focus on making iPhones available in $27-$27 price range, Pathak added.
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Apple said it sold 23 million iPhones — its main growth engine — whereas Wall Street expected Apple to sell 76.3 million iPhones in the holiday quarter.
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As long as Apple is trustworthy, this makes our iPhones more secure, because it makes it harder for hackers to install malware on our iPhones.
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Qualcomm – Qualcomm has filed a complaint against manufacturers of Apple's iPhones, saying it was not paid proper royalties for use of Qualcomm technology in iPhones.
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While Fortnite requires iOS 11 and iPhones as old as the 6S, PUBG can run on iOS 9 and iPhones as old as the 6.
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Verizon's iPhones are typically unlocked from the get-go, as are iPhones that are purchased on Apple's early upgrade plans and without a carrier contract.
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Chinese government officials could delay shipments of iPhones out of China or use regulatory crackdowns to interfere with the manufacturing of components that iPhones rely on.
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In other words, Apple's iPhones sales may continue to decrease without having a huge effect on its bottom line, since the price of iPhones is increasing.
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A 2017 survey found three-quarters of all U.S. teens with smartphones have iPhones, and 81 percent of teens expect their new phones to be iPhones.
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Verizon's unlimited data carrier Visible starts selling iPhones, announces Android compatibility Visible is partnering with Affirm and Apple to sell iPhones with 0 percent APR financing.
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It also announced a $30 (originally $20163) battery replacement program for certain iPhones in December 2017, after admitting that it lowered the performance of older iPhones.
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It's been updated to reflect this year's crop of iPhones, and we will keep updating it for as long as people stand in line for iPhones.
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Apple's 2019 iPhones will be the same size as its latest iPhones, TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said in a note, according to 9to5Mac.
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I would also like to note that all these iPhones come with the same dinky 5W charger that's come with iPhones for the last 10 years.
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Apple's real accomplishment with iOS 11 is evolving iOS to the point where the same basic OS works on iPads, iPhones, and iPhones with weirdly shaped screens.
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First, Apple is charging more than ever for its iPhones, which means even if it sells fewer iPhones, it's still making more off of each unit sold.
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Foxconn, which builds most of Apple's iPhones and iPads in China, told Bloomberg it has the capacity to build enough iPhones outside of China to satisfy demand.
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Oppo partners with Taiwan's Foxconn Technology, which also makes iPhones, on assembling phones in India, where Apple too has begun assembling some of its lower-end iPhones.
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For filmmakers, it turns out that the camera on modern iPhones is plenty good for shooting — at least one Hollywood film has been shot exclusively on iPhones.
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New iPhones are always more powerful and faster than older iPhones, but the performance gap between the old and new is narrowing more and more every year.
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But iFixit rarely damages iPhones during teardowns, because people break iPhones all the time, and so most components need to be easily removable for Apple's repair technicians.
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Susquehanna said the slower 5G iPhones will have LCD screens while the mmWave iPhones will have better OLED screens, like the screens in today's iPhone 11 Pro.
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First spotted by TechnoCodex (via 9to5Mac), the relatively unknown site claims these "Violet" and "Peel green" iPhones could represent possible color options for the next batch of iPhones.
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Apple no longer lets iPhones robocall 2000A teen got arrested last October for forcing iPhones to call 20183 nonstop, bringing a Arizona town's police department to its knees.
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Instead of supplying panels for 45 to 50 million iPhones, Samsung will now only make organic light-emitting diode panels for 20 million or fewer iPhones this quarter.
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As with all smartwatches running Android Wear or Tizen, the Galaxy Watch is compatible with more recent Android phones and iPhones, whereas Apple Watches are limited to iPhones.
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Tepid demand for the latest iPhones - that succeeded blockbuster sales of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus - led Apple to sell 74.8 million iPhones in the first quarter.
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Though the iPhones with Qualcomm modems were capable of much faster theoretical download speeds, Apple throttled them down in order to keep pace with iPhones with Intel's modems.
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If Apple's 2020 iPhones match upgrade rates for this year's new iPhones, Apple could claim the top spot in the 9003G smartphone market, according to the research firm.
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The antenna bands, which were thick lines wrapping around the back of the older iPhones, are no longer visible on the new iPhones, making the devices look cleaner.
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First of all, iPhones now require 6 digit passcodes by default (but people who have restored backups when upgrading to newer iPhones may still have 4 digit PINs).
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Apple did not ship as many iPhones, iPads, or Mac computers as analysts had anticipated, although the average selling price for its iPhones did come in above forecasts.
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Earlier this month, Foxconn, Apple's main supplier for iPhones and iPads in China, told Bloomberg it has the ability to build enough iPhones outside the country to satisfy demand.
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Jason Chaffetz suggests poor people should buy healthcare instead of iPhones Jason Chaffetz suggests poor people should buy healthcare instead of iPhones Update: 2:47 P.M. E.T. Republican Rep.
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Despite expectations for a "lame duck " quarter ahead of the iPhone 8 launch, Apple sold 41 million iPhones during the fiscal third quarter, surpassing 1.2 billion total iPhones sold.
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Apple typically unveils its new iPhones in September and releases them shortly thereafter, although in recent years it has launched some of its flagship iPhones later in the fall.
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Source: FactSet Despite expectations for a "lame duck " quarter ahead of the iPhone 8 launch, Apple sold 41 million iPhones during the quarter, surpassing 1.2 billion total iPhones sold.
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People with no special training regularly replace the batteries or cracked screens in their iPhones, and there are thousands of small, independent repair companies that regularly fix iPhones without incident.
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Jiang and Zhou would allegedly submit the fake iPhones to Apple for repair under the company's warranty program and Apple, in many cases, would send them authentic iPhones as replacements.
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Update: 22:113 PM EDT: Apple is showing trailers of movies and TV shows right now and not iPhones, so let's see what some experts have to say about iPhones.
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It's likely Apple will announce all of its new iPhones in September as it traditionally does, but the iPhones with 113G mmWave support may launch a couple of months later.
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Apple is almost certainly going to unveil new iPhones in September, just a couple of months from now, that will offer big upgrades to the current iPhones on the market.
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Apple should include these larger packs inside the box of new iPhones, since it means folks won't be sitting at the outlet as long waiting for their iPhones to charge up.
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Apple said it would update the software of iPhones in China to try to resolve a legal dispute that threatens to stop the company from selling older iPhones in the country.
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Settle down, iPhone lovers — these, unfortunately, aren't new iPhones.
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Hold onto your colorful iPhones while you still can.
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But still — these are new iPhones we're talking about.
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" He also notes that Apple is treating iPhones that support only Sub-6 GHz versus iPhones that support both as two separate projects "even though they share the same form factor design.
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Apple had to pull iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 models in Germany and issue a software update to iPhones in China to circumvent a ban on most iPhones except the latest ones.
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While there's clearly a market for refurbished iPhones here in the U.S., the larger play for Apple long-term is its ability to move refurbished iPhones into markets outside of the country.
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Of the remaining 684mn newer iPhones (iPhone 6s and later), we estimate 80% or 547mn iPhones were purchased in the primary market, and these phones are also candidates for upgrade (Fig 14).
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The latest iPhones and iPads are derivative products But the top-of-the-line iPhones were challenged impressively just two weeks ago by rival Samsung's beautiful, carefully engineered new Galaxy S7 phones.
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Here, a group of students in a dorm are smashing iPhones: This guy is smashing an iPhone with a hammer: On Weibo, users are also posting their photos of purportedly smashed iPhones.
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The tool could, for example, let employees log into business apps with fingerprint readers common on iPhones rather than a password, or replace bulky inventory scanning guns used in warehouses with iPhones.
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The new iPhones also finally come with an 18-watt charger for juicing up your device more quickly — a much-requested upgrade from the smaller charging brick that older iPhones came with.
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According to Bloomberg, some of the new iPhones might come with a frosted glass finish instead of the glossy glass on current iPhones; the new coating could make the phones less slippery.
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Apple, for example, may no longer report the number of iPhones sold from one quarter to the next, but it will periodically announce the total number of iPhones actively in use worldwide.
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The star of the show will undoubtedly be the introduction of three new iPhones to succeed the iPhone XS, the iPhone XS Max, and the iPhone XR. It's unclear what these new iPhones will be called, but rumors suggest the two new high-end iPhones could be called the iPhone 11 and the iPhone 11 Pro.
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Apple originally exclusively used Qualcomm modems for iPhones, per CNET, but as the two companies' legal war continued it began using Intel chips in somewhere around half of iPhones rolling off production lines.
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Before showing off any new products, Apple used Monday's keynote to tout its environmental efforts, including a new robot called Liam, designed to disassemble used iPhones to make old iPhones easier to recycle.
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Why it matters: Apple makes nearly all its iPhones in China, though supplier Foxconn said this week it has enough manufacturing capacity to make U.S.-bound iPhones outside China if it needs to.
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One woman found this out the hard way while trying to sneak 102 iPhones from Hong Kong into mainland China, specifically Shenzhen—where, ironically, many iPhones are made at the gigantic Foxconn plant.
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The trouble is that Apple's supply chain — the gargantuan link of factories and suppliers that produce iPhones in China — isn't yet configured to produce OLED screens for a full new lineup of iPhones.
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You're safe using a damp, soapy microfiber cloth to clean the screens and backs of iPhones and Androids (though Apple said this week that disinfectant wipes are OK to use on iPhones, too).
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Late last year, Apple said a software feature was slowing down iPhones that had aged batteries, immediately drawing accusations that the company was trying to force people to upgrade to its newest iPhones.
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In May, Modi and Cook agreed to work towards a "package" of four projects: assembling iPhones, opening Apple stores, importing certified pre-owned iPhones and refurbishing them in India, according to the letter.
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I've long clad my iPhones in the thinnest cases possible.
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But that isn't the case on our iPhones and iPads.
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It extracted data from iPhones; it did not unlock them.
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Apple introduced three brand new iPhones on September 12th. Three!
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In iOS 10.2 and earlier, iPhones had an obnoxious issue.
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Prices for iPhones sold through its Chinese website remained unchanged.
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So iPhones have remained beyond the budget for most Indians.
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Apple simply cannot rely on selling more iPhones for growth.
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Most importantly, with a case on, my iPhones lasted days.
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Apple has never allowed such a thing with its iPhones.
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Apple shipped 78.3 million iPhones during the quarter ended Dec.
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There's this question around how the company was fingerprinting iPhones.
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Above the crowd, a sea of iPhones captured the spectacle.
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Apple sold 50.8 million iPhones last quarter, a modest miss.
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Even the fun bits of a iPhones can be monetized.
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The company responded by offering $29 battery replacement in iPhones.
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Today, all of them look like iPhones and each other.
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What we (probably) won't see: iPhones are off the table.
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AirPods are meant to be used with iPhones and iOS.
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Those are the iPhones people really want and wait for.
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Millennials toting iPhones are not the only ones borrowing more.
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It's why serious photographers have stuck with iPhones for years.
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The company is a major supplier to Apple Inc's iPhones.
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Check out our other picks for iPhones, PCs, and Macs.
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You can even pick up discounted Apple iPhones and MacBooks.
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New hardware, besides the iPhones, could also be on tap.
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Apple will announce new iPhones and Apple Watches on Sept.
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It's a genuine "finally" moment for both iPads and iPhones.
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Next month, Apple is expected to introduce three new iPhones.
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In the latest quarter, for example, Apple sold 47m iPhones.
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Of course, iPhones aren't the only things attracting Chinese counterfeiters.
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Which is something you won't find on Apple's latest iPhones.
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And for now it is also available only on iPhones.
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Apple is expected to announce its next iPhones this fall.
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Apple sold more than 200 million iPhones in 2015 alone.
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Another example: The iPhones still lack wireless or inductive charging.
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MacBooks and iPhones will face 22018% tariffs on Dec. 25.
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What this year's iPhones with three cameras might look like.
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And iPads are essentially just big iPhones without calling capabilities.
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Here's how Google Fi will work with iPhones, for example.
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Apple was expected to report it shipped 44.8 million iPhones.
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But this year, the new iPhones are already selling well.
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Has Apple unlocked iPhones for law enforcement in the past?
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In other words, the Army thinks iPhones are just better.
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I keep all my iPhones, will they explode over time?
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Apple is expected to announce new iPhones in early September.
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Meanwhile, carriers in China are pushing iPhones with deep discounts.
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Mr Gou's firm makes iPhones for Apple, among other things.
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Then it came for our iPhones, iPads and Beats headphones.
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For argument's sake, let's say Apple is considering foldable iPhones.
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VICE: How many iPhones have you waited in line for?
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It certainly would make iOS 11 consistent across all iPhones.
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Both support Touch ID on iPhones for even more security.
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It's the new standard for pretty much everything except iPhones.
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Today, we're getting our first look at Apple's latest iPhones.
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Apple is expected to launch its new iPhones in September.
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TTYL: Tourist walks off pier while Facebooking Addicted to iPhones?
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Make a house of cards but out of iPhones. 143.
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This feature won't be ready for this year's new iPhones.
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Apple is also likely to launch new iPhones in September.
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Our iPhones are practically part of the family these days.
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We saw a similar innovation lag with the new iPhones.
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The iPad Pro runs the same operating system as iPhones.
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Plus, the kit is compatible with both Android and iPhones.
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More importantly, it's $250 cheaper than the other new iPhones.
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The company sold an astounding 78 million iPhones last quarter.
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Youngsters in the US, meanwhile, are wild about their iPhones.
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One LIAM can deconstruct roughly 1.2 million iPhones per year.
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Now, it seems like there are iPhones in every pocket.
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Newer iPhones with Intel chips remain on sale in Germany.
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They utilize their iPhones and laptops while attending Saint Francis.
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Read More Can Apple still claim its iPhones are secure?
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These are the best deals on refurbished iPhones from Mobiles.co.
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Apple assembles its iPhones in China, with the company Foxconn.
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The app is free and available on iPhones and Android.
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And the company's latest iPhones are unquestionably its smartest yet.
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So Intel's update certainly sounds like it's talking about iPhones.
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Apple is set to unveil new iPhones early next month.
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Apple sold 74.77 million iPhones over the past three months.
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I've spent a lot of time with all three iPhones.
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New iPhones, on the other hand, are released every September.
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As for the basic feel, well, they feel like iPhones.
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The New iPhones are the iPhone 23 and 22 Plus.
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Another example: the iPhones still lack wireless or inductive charging.
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That's because the acquisition has major implications for future iPhones.
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Many White House aides now carry the most recent iPhones.
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They have this cushion that they push onto their iPhones.
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All three new iPhones launching in 2020 could support 5G.
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But in the meantime, it needs to sell more iPhones.
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The new iPhones range in price from $699 to $1,113.
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Then the officers bought themselves S.U.V.s, iPhones and other luxuries.
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Apple unveiled three new iPhones at its September 2019 event.
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The company sold more iPhones than expected during the quarter.
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It's almost September, which means new iPhones are almost here.
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Apple is expected to announce its new iPhones in September.
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Most of Apple's iPhones, for example, are assembled in China.
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It's not immediately clear how many iPhones that would affect.
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Apple still makes the bulk of its money selling iPhones.
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A "watering hole" attack infiltrated iPhones that visited certain websites.
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MP3 players were basically iPhones that couldn't make phone calls.
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The new iPhones hit the market with remarkably good timing.
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The new iPhones will start shipping to customers on Sept.
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That hadn't happened since iPhones went on sale in 2007.
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Apple announced three new iPhones at its event on Wednesday.
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Apple shipped 50.8 million iPhones last quarter, lower than expected.
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The case contained what appeared to be three ordinary iPhones.
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The update is available for all iPhones running iOS 11.
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Well over a billion iPhones have been sold since 2007.
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Parents use iPads and iPhones as pacifiers for antsy toddlers.
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Apple, meanwhile, has now sold more than a billion iPhones.
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Apple will finally help independent repair shops fix broken iPhones.
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Its iPhones are assembled in China by Taiwanese firm Foxconn.
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Apple, meanwhile, has now sold more than a billion iPhones .
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It's a feature found in Apple's iPads and latest iPhones.
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Finally, Super Mario is coming to our iPhones (and iPads).
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Apple usually announces and launches its new iPhones in September.
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They love their beloved iMessage on their beloved, stupid iPhones.
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Even experienced rescuers took photos on their iPhones in disbelief.
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There's old technology and new technology, desk phones and iPhones.
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On iPhones that can record 4K video at 60 f.p.s.
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But making iPhones isn't just about assembling the finished product.
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Now Apple is selling refurbished iPhones for the first time.
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Its shoppers love Apple iPhones, Chevrolet cars and Starbucks coffees.
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That growth is set to continue with the new iPhones.
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Most Android flagships have more storage than the new iPhones.
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There are a few key differences between the new iPhones.
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All this still hasn't stopped Apple from throttling aging iPhones.
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Contrarily, Munster's bull case reflects a stronger demand for iPhones.
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We never imagined it being ubiquitous in things like iPhones.
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Atop each table, iPhones rest, with Instagram at the ready.
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IT Chapter Two is rooted in 2019, iPhones and all.
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Apple's iOS 13 turned millions of iPhones dark at once.
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The app is available for both iPhones and Android devices.
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Apple makes most of its iPhones and products in China.
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This year, Apple made no new iPhones with home buttons.
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They can even use what they are saving on iPhones.
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Production capacity had reached half a million iPhones a day.
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Is Apple still going to sell a lot of iPhones?
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While we wait, the new iPhones really are quite nice.
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Kuo also reiterated that next year's iPhones should support 5G.
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He estimates 43 million iPhones will be shipped in 2021.
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The TV typically uses processors deployed in relatively recent iPhones.
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Cirrus supplies chips that are used in Apple's (AAPL) iPhones.
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He promised to force Apple to make iPhones in America.
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Favorite piece of technology (from all of them): their iPhones.
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According to Hodge, you Libras love the "stylishness" of iPhones.
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Piper Jaffray is optimistic over Apple's upcoming lineup of iPhones.
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Apple is set to unveil its new iPhones next week.
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That gets manufactured in iPhones and largely built over there.
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Apple says over 900 million iPhones are in active use.
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Unit sales for iPhones peaked in 2015 at 231 million.
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Foxconn is a major supplier to Apple for its iPhones.
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Apple assembles most of its products, including iPhones, in China.
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Apple's new software update for iPhones and iPads is here.
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It's not clear if it did this with older iPhones — if it didn't, then it means that, yes, a lot of this slowdown is natural, since iPhones had this problem well before last year.
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Rather than focusing on how many new iPhones it has sold, Apple wants to now focus on how many iPhones are out in the world to show how vast its services business could be.
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Though the company doesn't break unit out individual unit sales by model, Apple says it sold 77.3 million iPhones — a decrease from the 78.2 million iPhones it sold in the same period in 2017.
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Users had long suspected Apple was throttling older iPhones, but it wasn't until Geekbench published an exposé that the company publicly admitted it was, indeed, slowing down older iPhones — albeit, for a good reason.
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Updates of iPhones can now be handled wirelessly, and Apple said it will replace iTunes with standalone apps for music, video content and podcasts, similar to how those tasks are handled on iPhones and iPads.
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In previous Kuo reports, it's said the 2020 iPhones could be available in new sizes: 5.4 and 6.7-inch high-end iPhones with OLED displays, along with a 6.1-inch model with an OLED display.
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Apple disclosed in a court hearing last month that it had held talks with MediaTek and Samsung about supplying modems for 2019 iPhones, but Bloomberg earlier reported that 5G iPhones will not appear until 2020.
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The markets are reacting negatively because the 51 million iPhones Apple sold in the first three months of 2016 is smaller than the 61 million iPhones Apple sold during the same quarter a year earlier.
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Last week, iPhone hackers and jailbreakers realized Apple's mistake and published a jailbreak for up to date iPhones—the first time in years it was possible to jailbreak iPhones on the latest version of iOS.
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As a result, the U.S. government wanted Apple to purposefully weaken the encryption of its iPhones, putting a "backdoor" in the iOS framework that would allow the FBI to access the contents of iPhones everywhere.
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Millions of iPhones already on the market will be able to take advantage of the new apps, which will allow users to peer through their iPhones into a world overlaid with new information and objects.
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The same could be true with ARKit on the new iPhones.
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Why were we still waiting to hear about the new iPhones?
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One of the most underrated features on iPhones is True Tone.
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Other retailers in China are also putting their iPhones on sale.
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The patent would allow iPhones to receive data from infrared transmitters.
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On older iPhones, lightly tap twice on the Home button instead.
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A third source confirmed Foxconn planned to assemble iPhones in India.
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Cincinnati Test Systems provides technology that helps keep iPhones water-resistant.
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Apple sold 46.89 million iPhones during the quarter ended Sept. 30.
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During its most recent quarter, it sold more iPhones than ever.
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From October to December, Apple says it sold 74.8 million iPhones.
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Once iPhones go to Turkey, they're not coming back to Cupertino.
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Apple declined to comment to the Times on the president's iPhones.
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Just iPhones, Apple Watches, a HomePod update, and software release dates.
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It's unclear how government hackers get the malware on target's iPhones.
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And Siri already resides in 375 million iPhones, iPads, and Macs.
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At the September iPhone event, one expects, of course, new iPhones.
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It's not all about exploding iPhones, violent deaths, and X Factor.
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TechCrunch has verified this bug on multiple iPhones running iOS 12.1.2.
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You're not going to get the number of iPhones shipped anymore.
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Apple staff are often glued to the iPhones they helped popularize.
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The materials are used in everything from iPhones to military equipment.
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Photo: iFixitApple's hyped up new iPhones hold a lot of allure.
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When they die, the skinny, small-screen iPhones will be gone.
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For iPhones, you need a Windows or Mac computer running iTunes.
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In fact, even iPhones have been known to run into trouble.
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But that's not the only reason people are buying fewer iPhones.
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Apple iPhones probably won't be much cheaper in the future, either.
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Assembling iPhones in India will help Apple meet local-sourcing requirements.
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China is in some months the world's biggest market for iPhones.
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This is especially true of Android phones, more so than iPhones.
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This last year we sold over 30 million 4-inch iPhones.
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Face ID and no home button, a la the latest iPhones.
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Apple began using Intel modem chips in some iPhones in 2016.
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With the AirPlay 2 update, iPhones now have that capability, too.
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That could make iPhones more expensive and hurt Apple's share price.
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Apple, meanwhile, is set to start manufacturing iPhones in India soon.
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Read our full coverage of Apple's new iPhones and Watch here.
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While competition from Chinese-made smartphones is rising, iPhones remain popular.
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Apple doesn't typically offer sales on iPhones, but other stores do.
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Developers can already use the Touch ID sensor with recent iPhones .
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It also now works with iPhones, though the compatibility stops there.
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What will iPhones five or 10 years from now look like?
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But the company couldn't do anything about accessing data on iPhones.
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"Hurdles would be high to win orders for iPhones," Hayase said.
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Totallee makes ultra-thin cases that look amazing (especially for iPhones).
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He has criticised Apple for having its iPhones assembled in China.
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When could you see these curved, ultra-thin, impossibly light iPhones?
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The iPhones maker cut tax by channelling profits through Irish subsidiaries.
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There are a lot of iPhones out there, to be sure.
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The recently released iPhones XS and XR continue to use Lightning.
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The Obama's staff was allowed to use iPhones a month later.
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The new iPhones that are expected this September won't offer 5G.
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Staff started using iPhones, but Obama stuck with his modified Blackberry.
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Apple will announce the next iPhones this fall (likely in September).
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It set up two brand-new Strava accounts on two iPhones.
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Several third-party retailers have also offered iPhones at discounted prices.
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You should expect Apple's older iPhones to fall in price, too.
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Consumers are slower to upgrade their iPhones, and they're switching brands.
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I suspect many iPhones have big problems that Apple doesn't acknowledge.
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What my favorite thing was, his argument is iPhones are expensive.
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On the newest iPhones it's less likely to have any impact.
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There's a new phone system and many staff now tote iPhones.
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They're iconic in the way iPhones are, and I dig it.
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But how would new iPhones do in our latest torture test?
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Yes. What do you think about people that don't have iPhones?
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Now, Apple is working on removing that possibility from newer iPhones.
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It's basically Google's version of Apple's Apple Care plan for iPhones.
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Since Apple owns Beats, all the headphones match the new iPhones.
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Re-gift the iPhones – but don't erase any of your data.
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The first iPhones in China in 2009 brought Apple record profit.
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Bloomberg also says that Apple has been experimenting with curved iPhones.
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There are many reasons batteries in iPhones can appear to malfunction.
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Lots of people don't have iPhones, or smartphones of any stripe.
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Bernardino shooters' iPhones—it's hard not to conjure the pessimism of
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Today, Apple is known most for selling iPhones, iPads and Macs.
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In comparison, Apple sold 216.7 million iPhones during the same period.
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A: The documents discuss ways to get into iPhones as well.
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That's not a surprising statement: iPhones needs apps, music and content.
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And it appears to happen on some iPhones but not others.
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Some saw this as proof that iPhones are too dang expensive.
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The files on Farook's phone, as on all iPhones, are encrypted.
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Instead of iPhones getting hacked, human minds can be broken into.
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Apple declined to comment on the FM capabilities of older iPhones.
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Later, the Department of Justice is also referring to other iPhones.
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Her cousins all have iPhones, and they listen to her shit.
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And the fact that Androids just have bigger batteries than iPhones.
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Fully updated iPhones can be permanently bricked after undergoing unauthorized repairs.
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Hence why the FCC wants iPhones to have working radio chips.
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Consumers are not buying iPhones like they have in the past.
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It can costs the average American many iPhones according to Rep.
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In 2015, Apple sold an impressive 30 million 4-inch iPhones.
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The Touch ID fingerprint scan is available on iPhones and iPads.
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For most iPhones, the danger comes from criminals rather than feds.
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They also make a whole privacy browser for Androids and iPhones.
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On Monday, Politico revealed that Trump uses at least two iPhones.
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Apple was slowing down old iPhones and the reason didn't matter.
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Apple is expected to reveal three new iPhones at its Sept.
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Another iOS update is rolling out to iPhones and iPads everywhere.
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I think they're all excited to get new iPhones from you.
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Now, if only Siri could produce new iPhones at our request...
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It's the reason why many people are going to buy iPhones.
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We will have had 7 iPhones come out in that time.
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The early smartphones from Xiaomi looked very similar to the iPhones.
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Campling expects Apple to bring out a number of new iPhones.
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Reminders comes pre-loaded on all iPhones, iPads, and Mac computers.
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Meanwhile, Apple is designing new iPhones that won't use Qualcomm parts.
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Investors and analysts only cared about how many iPhones it sold.
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I maybe went through 15 blackberries, two androids, and five iPhones.
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That was set to make imported phones, including Apple iPhones, costlier.
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The public didn't care though, and bought iPhones by the millions.
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The price changes in the UK weren't limited to iPhones either.
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The report contains insight into demand for the company's new iPhones.
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Some White House employees are now even carrying spiffy new iPhones.
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Last week, 19 more iPhones were snatched from a SoHo store.
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I have yet to try Face ID on newer iPhones, though.
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They're iPhone users who like iPhones and the Apple ecosystem.2.
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Yes, it still sells new iPhones that cost upwards of $1,000.
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Apple sold 23.28 million iPhones in the first quarter ended Dec.
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Finally, our advice is: Get two iPhones and stop worrying. pic.twitter.
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Still, there's clearly a lot of demand for Apple's newest iPhones.
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The oversize iPhones are way too big for my tiny hands.
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The company beat earnings expectations but sold fewer iPhones than expected.
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There's no guessing where it makes money: iPhones, iPads, Macs, services.
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Here's my ranking of all the iPhones you can buy today:
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The other half said Apple misjudged the demand for silver iPhones.
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It puts together Apple iPhones and other products for technology companies.
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That means no rose gold iPhones, or silver Google Android devices.
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Everyone else, keep the XS. Shop all iPhones at Best Buy
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It's protected many of our iPhones from damage during accidental drops.
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The company is currently selling over 200 million iPhones every year.
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But the real news with these new iPhones is the chips.
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" In his official portrait, he included two iPhones as "symbolic objects.
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Major News: The FBI plans to help local authorities hack iPhones.
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En el pasado, los hackers sólo han podido atacar iPhones liberados.
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Yet consumers evidently didn't hold off buying iPhones entirely in Q103.
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Analysts think that Apple has sold roughly 590 iPhones per minute.
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The company reported Q4 2016 iPhones sales of 45.51 million units.
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LG: There are a lot of people who don't have iPhones.
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Apple is widely expected to unveil its next iPhones by October.
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Reportedly, around 100,000 iPhones are smuggled into the country every month.
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Investors were pleased that the company sold more iPhones than expected.
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Do you really think that criminals do business with their iPhones?
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Of course, you might object that iPhones already had Lightning connectors.
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Not just PCs, but iPhones, Android devices, drones, smart speakers... everything.
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Apple sold 78.29 million iPhones in the first quarter ended Dec.
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And investigators executed warrants against modern iPhones, not just older models.
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Apple is also expected to add 5G to next year's iPhones.
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Apple had only sold about 60 million iPhones at that point.
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Gone will be iPhones and cheap jumbo packs of Pampers diapers.
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Most modern phones, whether they're iPhones or Android, support wireless charging.
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But the number of iPhones sold grew less than 23 percent.
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So ReRe's voice lives, on vinyl, old BlackBerrys and iPhones. Timeless.
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Just know that new iPhones are launching in the coming weeks.
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Thinking about getting your paws on one of the new iPhones?
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Another thing to remember: There were no iPhones on 9/11.
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Verizon's unlimited data carrier Visible starts selling iPhones, announces Android compatibility
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Slow Shutter Cam is a popular and effective app for iPhones.
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Global sales of iPhones rose 2 percent to 41 million units.
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"We don't need to use iPhones to take selfies," he said.
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Previous reports said Apple plans three new iPhones for this September.
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And everyone had cameras and iPhones out to record it all.
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Seriously, Portrait Mode on the new iPhones was made for pigs.
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Since then, more than 1 billion iPhones have been sold worldwide.
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Cobalt: A disassembly robot called Daisy extracts cobalt from recycled iPhones.
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This is the case with many Apple iPhones and Samsung smartphones.
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J.P. Morgan also sees "three 5G enabled iPhones in September 2020."
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Apple's three new iPhones, expected to be unveiled at its Sept.
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Apple is expected to have 5G iPhones for 2020, analysts said.
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The company sold 74.5 million iPhones in the fourth quarter alone.
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Apple released three iPhones in the fall — one more than usual.
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Wireless charging is also expected in all of Apple's new iPhones.
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But can chicks and trees really replace iPhones and smart TVs?
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You can always count on new iPhones to offer faster performance.
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Logically, this year's new iPhones should come with an "A23" chip.
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So we've finally arrived at the inevitable analogous situation for iPhones.
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The toy industry itself rapidly changed, as iPhones flooded the market.
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People are watching it on the subway on iPads or iPhones.
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Ask yourself: have previous new iPhones felt faster than their predecessors?
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A year ago, Apple sold 78.3 million iPhones during the quarter.
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They're great phones, as most of Apple's recent iPhones have been.
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Many analysts and consumers have said the new iPhones are overpriced.
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In the first quarter of 2018, Apple sold 47 million iPhones.
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Compare that to 87% of iPhones and iPads running iOS 10.
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The iPhones won't be the only new products on display Tuesday.
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Apple sold 41.03 million iPhones during the same quarter last year.
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Last year, Apple sold 51 million iPhones in the March quarter.
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It works with virtually all iPhones, starting with the iPhone 4s.
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Apple increasingly relies on pricier iPhones to attain its colossal profits.
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It has wireless charging and better battery life than previous iPhones.
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Another fall means another set of new emojis arriving on iPhones.
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Now the first thing kids are using are their parents' iPhones.
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Affected iPhones won't begin charging when the screen is turned off.
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Instead, the ability to unlock encrypted iPhones will be closely held.
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An additional 7% use iPhones with even smaller, 3.5-inch screens.
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And they aren't all new iPhones or other high-tech gear.
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"Error 53" bricked many iPhones that had third party screen replacements.
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Apple has already made its Apple Watch and iPhones water-resistant.
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Yeah, there's going to be new iPhones and OS, new iPads.
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That may take a while, and they won't all have iPhones.
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Amazon, however, sells "certified refurbished" and used smartphones in the US. On a parallel note, Apple also wanted to sell refurbished iPhones in India to increase its market share in India by offering more affordable iPhones.
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Apple began replacing batteries on iPhone 6 and up earlier this year after Apple said slower batteries required it to force iPhones to run at slower speeds to maintain battery life and to keep iPhones reliable.
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If the three new 211G-enabled iPhones that Apple is expected to release next year match upgrade rates for this year's iPhones, the company could very well take the lead next year, the research firm said.
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Apple released a fix for this in iOS 11, which was supposed to prevent iPhones from connecting to poor Wi-Fi networks, but I've found that this can still sometimes happen on Android and iPhones alike.
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However, the 2020 iPhones won't simply be up-sized clones of the iPhone 4, as Kuo claims Apple will also use 2.5D glass panels to give its next batch of iPhones a smoother, more rounded feel.
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In general, the contract factories that built Apple's iPhones would pay Qualcomm billions of dollars per year for the use of Qualcomm's patented technology in iPhones, a cost that Apple would reimburse the contract factories for.
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Dual-SIM support for eSIM phones: The current generation of iPhones are the first to support dual-SIM, but on all phones outside of China (whose iPhones have two SIM card slots), that's enabled by eSIM technology.
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While Apple was able to determine that many of the counterfeit iPhones Jiang submitted were not authentic, the company still accepted 1,103 of the phones the student sent in as authentic and provided him with replacement iPhones.
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Apple's position on the performance issues, as outlined in the letter, is that it felt that limiting the peak performance of iPhones and spreading out processor load over time was worth preventing iPhones from shutting down suddenly.
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With the last two generations of iPhones, Apple left all things internal the same on both flagship iPhones, with the exception of the screens and the optical image stabilization in the 6 Plus/6S Plus's iSight camera.
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If it became a troubling pattern and an ice age set in, that would be another matter, but Apple is still selling product hand over fist, tens of millions of iPhones is still a lot of iPhones.
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"We anticipate two new OLED screen iPhones and a more affordable LCD iPhone will launch in September 2018 to help drive a continued strong upgrade cycle to higher margin and higher [average selling price] iPhones," Walkley said.
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That's brutal considering how much people spend year after year on iPhones.
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It seems exceedingly unlikely that sales of any iPhones will be banned.
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Specific products include versions of Microsoft Windows and Apple iPhones and MacBooks.
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He has also targeted the company for building its iPhones in China.
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For starters, Fi's most unique feature— carrier switching—isn't available for iPhones.
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Apple is having trouble selling its latest iPhones, according to numerous reports.
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Apple launched three smart battery cases for its latest generation of iPhones.
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It named Kentucky's Corning, which supplies the glass for iPhones and iPads.
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You don't usually hear about iPhones exploding, but there have been cases.
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People want iPhones, even if they're not buying the brightest, newest model.
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New iPhones — bulbous square camera bump and all — are expected in September.
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This predates the system that runs on the newest iPhones, iOS 12.
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But these latest iPhones and iPads don't break much new technological ground.
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Based on unconfirmed reports, Apple will release three new iPhones this year.
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Remember that report about Apple raising the average price of all iPhones?
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In the same period, Apple has sold close to 200 million iPhones.
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It would be the first time Foxconn has made iPhones in India.
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Taking on the task of making iPhones with cochlear implants was harder.
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It works with iPhones, iPads, Kindles, tablets, MP255.99 players, and even cameras.
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Sales of iPhones have been relatively flat for the last several quarters.
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Qualcomm supplies wireless modems for iPhones with CDMA radios (Verizon and Sprint).
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Apple just launched three new smart battery cases for its newest iPhones.
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Marketing materials promise the ability to crack into most smartphones, including iPhones.
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The company has custom-built robots called Daisy that disassemble recycled iPhones.
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A faster A13 chip is also expected to power this year's iPhones.
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"It turns out that a lot of people have iPhones," Bavor jokes.
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Apple is expected to announce its new iPhones sometime in early September.
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Device syncing for iPhones and iPads has been moved to the Finder.
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Intel currently provides LTE modem chips for Apple's current generation of iPhones.
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Check out our other picks for iPhones, Android phones, PCs, and Macs.
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Today, Apple offered a preview of everything arriving on iPhones this fall.
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Yes, Apple is going to start "manufacturing" iPhones in India this spring.
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It became the foundation on which Macs— and iPhones— still run today.
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"It wouldn't have 900 million active iPhones today without patents," Ives said.
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This could change again when Apple introduces new iPhones, likely next month.
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The company won't disclose the number of iPhones sold during the quarter.
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Assembly lines that make General Motors cars and Apple iPhones standing silent.
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Everything from iPhones, tractors and cars get more expensive for foreign buyers.
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Until then, Apple's bigger screen iPhones were eating away at Samsung's share.
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Apple is reportedly planning to release three new iPhones later this year.
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Say by claiming the "safety of the citizenry" depends on outlawing iPhones.
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The issue is how the new iPhones handle having two SIM cards.
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This means Apple's 2019 iPhones, expected in September, won't support 5G networks.
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Meanwhile, regulators have tried legal maneuvers to ban certain iPhones in Beijing.
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Upset with Apple over the missing headphone jack in the new iPhones?
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In January, Apple said that there were 900 million iPhones in use.
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On the other hand, iPhones and iPads are stellar, *stellar* security wise.
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Putting patients' health records on iPhones will make these far more effective.
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The U.S. hardware giant does not break out profitability for iPhones separately.
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Last week, Apple started selling refurbished iPhones in the U.S. through Apple.com.
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It seems increasingly clear Apple's answer is to sell refurbished iPhones instead.
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Apple still has talented designers, and it will continue to release iPhones.
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For the first time ever Apple's iPhones are water and dust-resistant.
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Click through to see the discounts we found on the new iPhones.
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Apple can sell iPhones and make a lot of money doing it.
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Simply take a look back at the last four years of iPhones.
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Day six is when things started getting weird with my old iPhones.
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It will be available to iPhones dating back to the iPhone 53S.
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Current rumors suggest Apple will launch three new iPhones in the fall.
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Duo allows users to place video calls between Android phones and iPhones.
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It's also worth noting that Apple doesn't actually assemble its own iPhones.
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Six days a week he screwed approximately 22012,22012 screws into 1,800 iPhones.
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Netflix hasn't said when the feature will come to iPhones and iPads.
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While it has not unlocked iPhones, it has extracted data from phones.
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Apple is expected to launch the three new iPhones in the fall.
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Some AT&T customers with iPhones noticed something weird earlier this week.
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It's Qi-certified so it will work iPhones and Androids a like.
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In Dickson's video, we see two prototype iPhones labeled "P1" and "P2".
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New iPhones and Apple Watches weren't the best part of Apple's Sept.
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The exploits don't impact iPhones, iPads or the Apple Watch, TechCrunch reported.
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Otherwise, customers will likely hang onto their outdated iPhones just like me.
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Currently, it develops the CarPlay infotainment system that links to drivers' iPhones.
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The scams started in September last year, when Cai advertised the iPhones.
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Unicode, which creates the emojis for iPhones, however, does not have one.
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By the end of 22019, Chinese consumers had bought 131 million iPhones.
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Currently, Apple uses modems from both Qualcomm and Intel for its iPhones.
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And in January, major retailers slashed the price of iPhones in China.
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Mixpanel's metrics suggest that iPhones were still the hottest gift in smartphones.
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That's why it is putting machine learning smarts onto the iPhones themselves.
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But these latest iPhones and iPads don't break much new technology ground.
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Third-party keyboards have generally been a disappointment on iPhones and iPads.
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Finally, Sketchfab also released its mobile apps for iPhones and Android devices.
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Apple removed headphone jacks from iPhones starting with 22's iPhone 23.
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The XR is the cheapest series among iPhones Apple launched last year.
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And did I mention it's gold, apparently because Apple makes gold iPhones?
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Apple also said it hit a milestone of 1.2 billion iPhones sold.
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It's like the 60s all over again, just with iPhones and lasers.
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Nor is it in our blackly-mirrored iPhones because they are scary.
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Third, removing the mechanical home button would hopefully mean less broken iPhones.
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Let's start with iPhones and a lot of questions about wireless charging.
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That's why they work with iPhones, Android phones, old Windows laptops, etc.
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According to the report, none of Trump's three iPhones are completely secure.
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The new ingredients allowing the huge scale: Apple's iPhones, apps and money.
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Intel currently provides LTE modem chips for Apple's latest generation of iPhones.
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They're compact, offer great battery life and work with iPhones and Androids.
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The company sold 52 million iPhones in the quarter ended March 31.
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The battery life is improved, and the iPhones survived water torture tests.
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It will be available for iPhones and iPads in the coming months.
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Google, too, offers Assistant on both iPhones, but it's one step away.
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Who knows, maybe Touch ID is enough to improve stagnant iPhones sales.
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Apple's new iPhones also have the company's own A11 bionic chip inside.
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Apple is expected to reveal its newest generation of iPhones on Sept.
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The only other smartphone that people line up for are Apple's iPhones.
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All of Apple's new iPhones, however, still use Apple's proprietary charging port.
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Apple is expected to release three iPhones again on Tuesday, September 10.
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All former iPhones have come with the slower, traditional 25-watt charger.
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Here's a closer look at the precise differences between Apple's newest iPhones.
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In July, I wrote an article decrying the trend toward oversize iPhones.
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Apple was originally expected to release two 5G-supported iPhones next year.
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I still prefer the user interface to iPhones with Home buttons, too.
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Videos of Turks destroying iPhones and burning U.S. dollars are circulating online.
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New iPhones are coming in September, and now we know exactly when.
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Or perhaps it's advertising that its iPhones can capture great ASMR videos.
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Apple usually holds an event in September to announce its new iPhones.
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Once iPhones had been invented, it was Chinese workers who assembled them.
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The problem was bad enough that some stores stopped working on iPhones.
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UBS believes Apple could use AR-ready iPhones to power the experience.
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This year's iPhones made a huge leap in terms of battery life.
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Just like the other recent iPhones, the Max has wireless charging too.
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Analysts believe that half of iPhones during that period contained Intel chips.
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Hackers used a WhatsApp exploit to install malware on iPhones and Androids.
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Apple has sold more than 22 billion iPhones since June 23, 0003.
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It's no secret that iPhones and iPads are among our favorite devices.
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The newest iPhones and Android smartphones can now cost upwards of $700.
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So that means your shoes, toys and iPhones could become more expensive.
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This number includes devices such as iPhones, iPads, and the iPod Touch.
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Later, Mr. Welbourne hopes to accommodate users of Apple iPhones as well.
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LG Display supplies displays for a variety of Apple products, including iPhones.
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" Another example would be "show me news about Apple but not iPhones.
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The issue GrayKey overcomes is that iPhones encrypt user data by default.
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But iPhones also contain features designed to make such "brute-forcing" hard.
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Even our closest friends, iPhones, are forged in the pit of hell.
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Swiss company AMS, which makes optical sensors for iPhones, dropped 1.2 percent.
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I use Android phones primarily nowadays, but I used iPhones for years.
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Among the 280-strong crowd, people held iPhones to document the moment.
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Ookla measures speed on iPhones and Androids through user-initiated speed tests.
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But that's always been the case for everything from education to iPhones.
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There have been several security vulnerabilities affecting iPhones in the news recently.
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They'll be the most advanced iPhones ever (because of course they'll be).
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Each kit includes a new battery and the tools for disassembling iPhones.
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Mr. Cook often bristles at the notion that iPhones are Chinese-made.
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We had it down so cold that people were on their iPhones.
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Google Photos is an excellent app for both Android devices and iPhones.
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Meanwhile, Apple tends to keep iPhones updated for up to four years.
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The company stopped reporting unit sales of its iPhones the latest quarter.
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The white that is the background of computer screens, iPhones among them,
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You can ask our consumer technology reporter questions about the new iPhones.
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For those relying on iPhones, a $149 Apple TV is also great.
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Again, typically, Android flagships have more RAM and larger batteries than iPhones.
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It does make the new iPhones a bit more future-proof, though.
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Meanwhile, rival Apple is expected to debut its next iPhones in September.
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As a result, all iPhones running iOS 12.4 can now be jailbroken.
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Apple, for example, is expected to produce three 5G iPhones in 2020.
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Apple's latest operating system for iPhones and iPads rolled out on Sept.
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It also works with AirPlay, so those with iPhones aren't left out.
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In the age of iPhones and Facebook, such photos can be jarring.
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Apple tends to use its September event for iPhones and Apple Watches.
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Apple on Tuesday rolled out its new iOS11 for iPhones and iPads.
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Apple's iOS 11 is available for iPads and iPhones beginning on Tuesday.
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That's the highest amount of overlap of any streaming service on iPhones.
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Apple sold 78.29 million iPhones in the fiscal first quarter ended Dec.
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It has introduced 32GB variants for both of the last year's iPhones.
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The first Apple Watch was announced in September 2014 alongside new iPhones.
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My favorite is Fyde, a free app for Android devices and iPhones.
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Analysts expect some rendition of PrimeSense's technology to appear in future iPhones.
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Breaking into iPhones has long been considered the Holy Grail of cyberespionage.
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Hon Hai Precision Industry, which assembles Apple iPhones, closed down 1.28 percent.
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It works with any Qi compatible Android phone or teh new iPhones.
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Apple makes most of its iPhones in China via Chinese company Foxconn.
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Apple assembles most of its iPhones and other products in the country.
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J.P. Morgan analysts also voiced optimism about sales of the new iPhones.
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Like I said, Apple always reveals its hot new iPhones every September.
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Apple was betting big that customers have an appetite for expensive iPhones.
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Apple usually waits until September, however, to release its new flagship iPhones.
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Cellebrite offers tools and services that can help authorities unlock modern iPhones.
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Picture books are as ubiquitous an American export as iPhones and soybeans.
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Unmarked trucks carry loads of iPhones destined for other parts of China.
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This setup allows Apple to sell iPhones more easily to Chinese consumers.
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After purchasing the iPhones, Apple then resells the goods to Apple subsidiaries.
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That means displaying fewer iPhones and iPads and showing more original content.
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Apple always launches its new iPhones with a fresh version of iOS.
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With this year's iPhones, Face ID may be getting a big upgrade.
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This year's iPhones may be able to record slow-motion selfie videos.
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The fall lineup of iPhones is where things get a little odder.
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This theory doesn't explain why Apple needed to update current iPhones, though.
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Apple finally added support for Xbox and PS4 Bluetooth controllers to iPhones.
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It is, in my opinion, the best smartwatch for people with iPhones.
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We are expecting 5G iPhones in 2020 — numerous reports attest to that.
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Unlike newer iPhones, there's no notch or camera bump to worry about.
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Chipmakers that make the components for its iPhones also gained, up 232%.
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Chipmakers that make the components for its iPhones also gained, up 232%.
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It almost completely nails this crazy fence that trips up older iPhones.
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On Wednesday, Apple did something clever with pricing on its new iPhones.
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The downside is that iPhones also become more expensive, at least upfront.
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Here&aposs a list explaining what Apple Watches work with which iPhones.
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Apple is expected to launch three new iPhones at a September event.
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Revenue from iPhones has declined by double-digit percentages in recent quarters.
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And just like that, the iPhones appeared and the pictures started posting.
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Apple's new iPhones run iOS 12, which is loaded with new features.
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Batteries power our everyday digital lives, from our iPhones to our laptops.
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Analysts predict that iPhones with the new technology won't arrive until 2020.
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And he took the F.B.I.'s side in that fight over iPhones.
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What Apple isn't saying is just how many iPhones have been sold.
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Passcode and password resets of this kind are not possible on iPhones.
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Apple sold 231 million iPhones in 20113, generating $154 billion in revenue.
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And, anyway, these aren't special-edition iPhones — they're Apple's most important product.
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Some iPhone XS owners are reporting issues with charging their new iPhones.
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It's also hard to tell exactly which iPhone this apparent Smart Case is designed for — but Apple released battery cases for all three 2018 iPhones, so it would make sense that they'll come to all three 2019 iPhones.
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Almost Nothing About the 'Apple Harvests Gold From iPhones' Story Is True (by Jason Koebler) Earlier this year, headlines picked up on a viral rumor: Apple recycled $40 million worth of gold last year from from recycled iPhones.
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Apple was working with Intel on the technology that would have let people send messages from their iPhones directly to other iPhones over long-distance radio waves that bypass cellular networks, said two people familiar with the project.
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"Apple... they let you use iPhones in movies but — and this is very pivotal if you're ever watching a mystery movie — bad guys cannot have iPhones on camera," the director said in a video interview with Vanity Fair.
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Apple promises to stop mining minerals to make iPhones — it just isn't sure how yet Apple promises to stop mining minerals to make iPhones — it just isn't sure how yet Apple has one of the most aggressive sustainability and recycling programs in tech, but it still pulls plenty of metals and toxic rare-earth materials out of the ground to make iPhones, iPads, MacBooks, and other products.
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For the laboratory test, the 33 participants carried two iPhones at the same time; researchers compared results from their personal iPhones to that of shared laboratory iPhone to look for discrepancies against the number of steps researchers counted manually.
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Apple has only begun resisting the court orders once courts began ordering that Apple help the government extract data from encrypted iPhones, which would have required that the company write new software that would undermine security on all iPhones.
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Citing unfair patent licensing fees, Apple dropped Qualcomm as a modem supplier for its latest iPhones, the XS, XS Max, and XR. As a result, the new iPhones use Intel modems, which tests have shown are slower than Qualcomm's.
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If you still need that annual ego boost, just remind your early-adopting friends that making iPhones and even recycling iPhones takes quite a toll on the environment and the Earth's natural resources, despite Apple's claims to the contrary.
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But the Apple Watch only works with iPhones; Fitbit works with all smartphones.
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It's September, and that means that there are some new iPhones in town.
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Okay, with all of that said: this event is really about new iPhones.
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Since the iPhone 6, Apple's only released two "flagship" iPhones in the fall.
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ARM's chip designs go into products such as Apple's iPhones and Apple Watches.
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But the iPad and iPhones are already loaded with music, apps, and whatever.
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Rare earths are contained in everything from iPhones to wind turbines to Teslas.
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Now, iPhones are Google Fi-compatible, but there's still a catch or two.
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And many of us will fail, sneaking a surreptitious glance at our iPhones.
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The official pages for iPhones, iPads, and iPods should come in handy too.
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You can even pick up heavily discounted iPhones in this deals round-up.
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It probably wouldn't be there if the new iPhones were flying off shelves.
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I know tons of people who are still clinging onto their older iPhones.
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In 2018, Apple sold about 218 million iPhones, according to statistics site, Statista.
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Instead, the Gees use their iPhones when they have access to Wi-Fi.
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But you should start getting used to the idea of more expensive iPhones.
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The chip maker is a key supplier of audio chips for Apple's iPhones.
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The bulk of Apple's iPhones are made at Foxconn's extensive manufacturing base there.
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Walmart is giving away $300 gift cards for shoppers who activate certain iPhones.
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They've even threatened to wipe people's linked iPhones if Apple doesn't pay up.
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And the wars between people who have iPhones or Samsungs, they&aposre real.
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Apple sold 77.3 million iPhones during the holiday quarter last year, for example.
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The company has also made an effort to reclaim materials from used iPhones.
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It's still unclear if Intel will produce any 5G chips for future iPhones.
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Apple to ship 22001 percent fewer new iPhones than expected this year: report.
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Corning Incorporated, which manufactures the glass in iPhones, received $200 million in May.
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Apple, which assembles its iPhones in China, declined to comment for this story.
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The iPhone XS Is ForeverPhoto: Raul Marrero (Gizmodo)I'm sick of buying iPhones.
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It means that iPhones are now compatible with hundreds of chargers out there.
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Meanwhile, Apple's new iPhones show its continuing ability to tap vanity and greed.
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Spare a thought for his underlings, whose iPhones buzz at 4am every morning.
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The iOS 12.2 software update is now rolling out to iPhones and iPads.
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Hon Hai Precision, a major supplier of Apple Inc iPhones, rose 1 percent.
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Nowadays, reporters are online, iPhones at the ready, and it's an unending process.
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The company took in $78.4 billion in revenue and sold 78 million iPhones.
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Apple's latest iPhones — the iPhone 11 family — seem to be bucking the trend.
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Recently, the Apple CEO was able to get iPhones exempted from steep tariffs.
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Previously, providers shipped cracked iPhones to an Apple service facility to be repaired.
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I once wrote a report on the difference between vibration engines in iPhones.
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There are no plans at the moment to manufacture the latest iPhones proper.
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The updated watch is likely to be announced in September, alongside new iPhones.
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Currently, Virgin offers iPhones SE, 6, 23S, 6S Plus, 7, and 7 Plus.
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It wasn't until late 2009 that iPhones finally became somewhat affordable for me.
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It's an Apple-specific API that only works on Macs, iPhones, and iPads.
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New, more sophisticated attacks are targeting Uighurs' phones — even iPhones and even abroad.
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It's also important to note that no iPhones support 5G at this time.
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Previously discovered hacking tools like GrayKey allowed law enforcement to snoop on iPhones.
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Sales of iPhones slid to 51.2 million from 61.2 million the previous year.
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Second, unlike newer iPhones, the iPod touch still has a 3.5mm headphone jack.
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In 2017, Qualcomm also sought to halt all manufacturing of iPhones in China.
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Microsoft and Google employees sometimes walk around using iPhones and MacBooks and iPads.
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I think iPhones and Snapchat and all this stuff is just fueling narcissism.
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Again, that's a lot more than what other recent iPhones cost to repair.
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Update: February 25, 25.5: iPhones with wireless charging may soon be a reality.
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This phone isn't meant to be compared against the iPhones, Pixels, and Galaxys.
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Sales of iPhones increased slightly, while sales of iPads and Macs were down.
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It's the world's largest iPhone facility, making about half of all iPhones globally.
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It wants it to be the beginning of a new generation of iPhones.
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Some people use iTunes instead of iCloud to sync their iPhones and Macs.
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If Qualcomm wins, Apple may raise the price of its iPhones even higher.
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It shipped 40.4 million iPhones in the third fiscal quarter, also above estimates.
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First, are iPhones, Instagram and so on actually to blame for adolescents' problems?
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But when it comes to fire, iPhones have a long way to go.
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Every year, a few manufacturers create objects that look exactly like future iPhones.
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Their collaborations have included deep frying iPhones and creating food maps of countries.
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IT IS BACK to the future, but this time with iPhones and selfies.
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Oh, and iPhones are sold by all carriers; the Pixel is Verizon-only.
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She's definitely not Jason Chaffetz saying people should choose between iPhones and healthcare.
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Every year, there are more than a trillion photos taken on various iPhones.
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Corrrection: T-Mobile will be offering its 36-month installment plan on iPhones.
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Sales of Apple's iPhones fell again, highlighting the need for new revenue sources.
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If anything, all iPhones will look like the X for the foreseeable future.
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The downside, of course, is that the Plus-sized iPhones have larger dimensions.
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For comparison, it sold 50.8 million iPhones in the most recent quarter alone.
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And just imagine if Americans were suddenly unable to buy Chinese-made iPhones.
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These days, iPhones have a lot of cheaper competition and sales have shrunk.
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Like every other iPhone before them, the new iPhones are the fastest ever.
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I see people with their iPhones on their chest, and nobody touches them.
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After more than a year of speculation, Apple's new iPhones are finally here.
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If I broaden the search to just iPhones, I get 16 million results.
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The company reported Tuesday that it has 900 million iPhones in active usage.
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Previously, technicians were told to refuse service on iPhones with non-Apple batteries.
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As many have already pointed out, Apple sells roughly 230 million iPhones annually.
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For the first time, Apple disclosed the number of active iPhones: 900 million.
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The first reviews of the new iPhones will publish on Tuesday, Sept. 2500.
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As a result, prosecutors are faced with a growing stockpile of locked iPhones.
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Apple has about 900 million iPhones in use, the company revealed in January.
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And the most recent line of 2018 iPhones came exclusively with Intel chips.
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Making iPhones last as long as possible is an important part of that.
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Apple said it sold 29.8 million iPhones in the fourth quarter ended Sept.
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Apple (AAPL) imports iPhones that are assembled in China by manufacturers like Foxconn.
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Statement from Apple regarding calls for FM radios to be enabled on iPhones.
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Your chance to save on everything from Apple iPhones to stylish desk lamps.
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I just see iPhone culture — iPhones are catalysts for social media culture, right?
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It's free for a month, and it's already available for iPhones and iPads.
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Apple notes that iPhones return to full performance once the batteries are replaced.
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Apple says it won't let banks use the contactless payment tech in iPhones.
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Apple Inc shares fell 3.69 percent amid concerns about slowing demand for iPhones.
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The operating system for Apple's iPhones now lets users download ad-blocking software.
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About a year ago Google made its Android Wear watches compatible with iPhones.
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There are more iPhone models, but the total volume of iPhones is falling.
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While the screen is full-color, it's a far cry from our iPhones.
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One of its major customers is Apple which uses the sensors in iPhones.
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It also asks spectators to adapt their Androids and iPhones for dramatic purpose.
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Your claims of superior sound quality are about as thin as your iPhones.
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Apple quietly made some changes to its AppleCare+ extended warranty for iPhones today.
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The company shipped 45.5 million iPhones, 9.3 million iPads and 4.9 million Macs.
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That may be so, but he wasn't selling iPhones with throw-away screens.
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Apple, for example, has its own A11 bionic chip in its latest iPhones.
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The new iPhones, which Apple unveiled in September, cost more than previous versions.
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The Allo app will be released this summer for iPhones and Android phones.
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Apple Inc shares fell 3.80 percent amid concerns about slowing demand for iPhones.
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Trump said the tariffs could hit Apple products imported from China including iPhones.
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Analysts already expect the first 5G iPhones could launch as soon as 2020.
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That beef included Zuckerberg "encouraging" employees to use Android phones instead of iPhones.
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Apple hasn't even included FM radio chips in iPhones since the iPhone 6s.
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Concerns about soft sales for iPhones may be hurting Apple's overall digital sales.
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Here's what Apple announced: ■ New iPhones, called the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus.
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This week it gave consumers another reason to hang on to older iPhones.
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Sprint subsidiary Virgin Mobile announced on Wednesday that it will sell only iPhones.
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Dai: Ultimately, the collective yawn over the new iPhones is troubling for Apple.
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Apple is likely announcing new iPhones, Apple Watches, and iPads at its Sept.
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Interest in iPhones may be helped this year by stumbles from a rival.
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In July, Qualcomm said Apple would no longer include its modems in iPhones.
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Raymond James — Don't expect iPhones to grow again until the fall of 2020.
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You can learn about Apple's new iPhones, and preorder them, on Apple's website.
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Apple is expected to announce new iPhones, a new Apple Watch, and more.
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Shipments of iPhones, iPads, and Mac computers all came in above Street projections.
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We'll know for sure in September when Apple typically unveils its new iPhones.
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There are several reasons it would be worth upgrading to the newest iPhones.
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Walmart has some iPhones listed at rollback prices, but don't fall for those.
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Verizon is running special offers on a few iPhones, including the iPhone 11 (!!!).
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The next administration won't recall all iPhones or forbid the production of apps.
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For starters, certified stores can only technically fix iPhones that aren't under warranty.
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For iPhone: Hiding your photos and videos on iPhones is a little easier.
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The Japanese company Nidec supplies iPhones with the motor responsible for iPhone vibrations.
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S. trade war could raise tariffs on iPhones sold in the U.S. market.
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Apple shipped 10 million iPhones in China during September and October, Bloomberg reports.
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To note, Visible works with WiFi calling on iPhones and most Android phones.
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It was a wider, clunkier thing than the Lightning port iPhones use today.
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Apple's new high-end iPhones go on sale this week starting at $999.
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Mr. Davis: Including even iPhones and laptops and things that people would know?
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These new iPhones also bring with them a few company firsts as well.
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Daisy and its earlier robot, Liam disassemble iPhones only, as that link shows.
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Cook says this order is not about one phone, or even just iPhones.
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And, because they can't ever stop filming themselves on their iPhones, they don't.
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Will people ditch their iPhones and Android phones overnight for Windows 10 devices?
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The available devices run from basic Android Galaxy phones to the latest iPhones.
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Apple has used a mix of Intel and Qualcomm modems on past iPhones.
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Apple has used a mix of Intel and Qualcomm modems in recent iPhones.
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Apple iPhones (7, 8 Plus, XS, and XS Max) — up to 37% off
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Apple typically announces its new iPhones in September and releases them shortly thereafter.
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The company said the new iPhones would start at $21, $2000,210 and $24,3993.
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Apple removed the home button and fingerprint sensor in its more recent iPhones.
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Qualcomm told Reuters it is providing fully tested chips to Apple for iPhones.
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It would tax goods like iPhones and other consumer electronics, sneakers and toys.
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Last quarter, sales of iPhones accounted for nearly 60 percent of Apple's revenue.
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But the ugly truth might be: Longer-lasting iPhones are bad for business.
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They included its iPhones, Apple Watch, Mac Mini, MacBook Air and iPad Pro.
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The minerals wind up in everything from iPhones to wind turbines and missiles.
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Which prompted some speculation about unfettered access to a sea of exposed iPhones.
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Well, a lot of dealers are using iPhones to conduct business these days.
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The consolation prize: They get to keep their Bloomberg-issued iPhones and MacBooks.
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Of course, there's FaceTime, but that only works if you both have iPhones.
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Apple has launched new iPhones in September or October every year since 2011.
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Apple's "Pro" iPhones only go up to 12 megapixels, both front and back.
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With these new phones comes a drop in prices of the earlier iPhones.
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Another option, if you prefer iPhones, is to buy an older iPhone model.
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Malicious websites were used to secretly hack into iPhones for years, says Google
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" Beer described the attempted hack as a campaign to exploit "iPhones en masse.
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The time to buy new iPhones, video games and Air Jordans is now.
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We don't like Prynt's Classic or Pocket printers which only work with iPhones.
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As far as iPhones go, bigger is now definitely better, our columnist writes.
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Both iPhones had long enough battery life to get me through the day.
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Apple Plans to Unveil New iPhones Here's how to save on an upgrade.
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Users of Storz & Bickel's vaporizers can once again connect their vapes to iPhones.
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You might have seen them: they advertise new iPhones, Apple Arcade and more.
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For example, last year Apple sent notifications about new iPhones and payment plans.
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Shipments for Apple's iPhones decreased about 25% year-on-year to 211 million.
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Apple also highlighted computational photography last month when it introduced three new iPhones.
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Nothing made tourists more visible than their fervent Instagramming and ever-present iPhones.
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Hon Hai is the parent of Foxconn , the Chinese assembler of Apple iPhones.
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The attorney general wants Apple to give him the keys to our iPhones.
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The sides of the new iPhones look like bumpers from cheap model cars.
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Spectre affects more chips, including the Arm processors used in iPhones and iPads.
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All modern smartphones—including iPhones—contain hardware that monitors users' activities and locations.
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Apple rolled out an update for iPhones and iPads on Tuesday, iOS 11.2.
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Foxconn is one of the biggest manufacturers of Apple products such as iPhones.
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All the new iPhones will go on sale in India on Oct. 7.
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The Apple Watch Series 2 was unveiled two years later, again alongside iPhones.
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Apple also highlighted computational photography last month when it introduced three new iPhones.
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Assembly lines that make General Motors cars and Apple iPhones are standing silent.
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Another notable new feature is the introduction of magnetic induction to the iPhones.
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The two pricing extremes leave a huge $650 list price spectrum for iPhones.
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Buffett indicated he'd been given iPhones before, including from Apple CEO Tim Cook.
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Along with iPhones, the program also supports Android phones and physical security keys.
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The charger works with any Qi compatible Android phone or the new iPhones.
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In total, the tech giant sold 3.2 million iPhones in China last month.
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The new iPhones are supposed to be Apple's first to feature the option.
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No other iPhones are covered by the program, Apple said in its notice.
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Multiple accounts also showed videos of the Amazon app being deleted from iPhones.
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Apple's iPhones currently use both LCD and OLED displays, depending on the model.
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Financial results are up from a year ago, though, thanks to pricier iPhones.
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Apple, for example, has shifted to charging more the iPhones it does sell.
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Next, we nerd out over the newly announced Product (RED) iPhones (19:53).
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Critical information about the attack was locked in one of the shooter's iPhones.
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Check out our app picks for iPhones, Android phones, PCs, Macs, and TVs.
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This year's iPhones should be the last with Lightning, Dieter argued in July.
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Compared to previous iPhones, the iPhone 4 had a more square-edged design.
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Apple Podcasts comes preloaded on iPhones, but it isn't available for Android devices.
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McNealy also noted how different the 5G phone will be from past iPhones.
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For the past four years, Apple has debuted three new iPhones each year.
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After all, Apple's new iPhones look almost identical to its last year's offerings.
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New York (CNN Business)Apple's high-end iPhones typically get the most buzz.
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Related coverage from How To Do Everything: Tech:&aposWhich iPhones have wireless charging?
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There are so many ways Apple could have sold more iPhones last quarter.
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So it may not matter if the new iPhones underwhelmed the tech cognoscenti.
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The lack of compatibility between iPhones and Android phones can often be annoying.
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Traffic stopped and people gawked, their eyes and iPhones pointed toward the heavens.
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Apple is reportedly trying to cram larger batteries inside next year's iPhones, too.
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Last summer, Qualcomm said Apple would no longer include its modems in iPhones.
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The battery controversy Yes, Apple is slowing down the performance of older iPhones.
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Apple said it sold 46.7 million iPhones in the fourth quarter ended Sept.
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But iPhones and iPads have tons of settings buried in the Settings app.
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Given the grotesque proliferation of preteens with iPhones, this is to be expected.
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We'll be taking stuff off iPhones from soldiers if we do another war.
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And as artificial intelligence progresses, Cook said, iPhones will become even more essential.
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Last year, a quarter of all reusable iPhones it collected were activation locked.
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Apple's new software update to iPhones and iPads, iOS 12, arrives on Monday.
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The firm has agreed to do this both for current and future iPhones.
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Why aren't iPhones built in, say, Nicaragua, where labor is even less expensive?
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All iPhones running iOS 8 or greater have device encryption enabled by default.
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The one wrinkle in the equation, is that after testing all the chargers on iPhones running iOS 11.1, Apple pushed out iOS 11.2 which raised the amount of wireless energy iPhones could accept from 5 watts up to 7.5 watts.
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"Apple's intentions to make iPhones in Bengaluru will foster cutting-edge technology ecosystem and supply chain development in the state," Kharge said in a tweet, while also telling Bloomberg News that all Indian-produced iPhones will be for the domestic market.
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While Apple at the time said that bent iPhones were "extremely rare," even going as far as inviting multiple media outlets to its campus to see just how rigorously it tested its products, issues of bent iPhones continued to crop up.
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Microsoft has also promised to support iPhones with its new app, but the company's blog post last month only mentioned a website continue on PC feature and not the ability to sync messages, photos, and notifications from iPhones to PCs.
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On Thursday, Apple said it would pull older iPhones from its German stores after a court ruled that Apple had infringed a hardware patent of Qualcomm Inc and banned sales of iPhones there with chips from Apple supplier Qorvo Inc.
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Apple's global active install base of iPhones surpassed 900 million this quarter It's not surprising that Apple has a massive active install base of iPhones across the globe, but we now finally have an exact number to put behind it. 5.
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Qualcomm also said Apple threatened it in an attempt to prevent it from making any public comparisons about the superior performance of the Qualcomm-powered iPhones, and misrepresented performance differences between iPhones using Qualcomm modems and those using competitor-supplied modems.
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The rumor mill is fairly certain the new iPhones, presumably part of the iPhone 7 series, will ditch the headphone jacks and introduce clickless home buttons that should let the iPhones check the waterproof tick-box for the first time.
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The real trouble is that pricier iPhones will mean a further slowdown in upgradesThe issue for Apple is, perhaps, that an iPhone made pricier by tariffs will accelerate an existing trend: Loyal Apple customers aren't upgrading their iPhones very frequently.
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Soderbergh is not the first to shoot a feature on iPhones (The Florida Project director Sean Baker's 2015 film Tangerine, also shot on iPhones, took Sundance by storm), but he's has since announced that he'd like to keep shooting this way.
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But overall, they agreed that the new iPhones had uncanny similarities to the well-roundedness of the aura color spectrum; Firester even noted that the colors of the new iPhones are the four out of the five main aura colors.
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The company made the decision following backlash after it was revealed that it was purposefully slowing down the processing speed on some iPhones — which meant older iPhones would run apps and software slower — in an effort to maximize battery performance.
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A new report, however, provides more evidence that Apple may be shrinking the screen size of one of its flagship iPhones down to 5.4 inches, which would make it one of the most compact iPhones Apple has released in years.
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Ashford, who designs aftermarket iPhone parts in Shenzhen, told Motherboard that, for years, iPhones have had an authentication chip on their batteries, but that hasn't prevented aftermarket batteries from working normally with iPhones, including with Apple's new battery health features.
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Read more: Apple's next iPhones will come with larger batteries, according to reliable analyst Ming-Chi Kuo That notion that Apple could outfit two of its new iPhones with triple cameras differs slightly from what we've heard in the past.
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At this point, it is trivial and relatively inexpensive to break into iPhones, and it strains credulity that the Justice Department cannot simply hack the gunman's iPhone 5 and iPhone 7 Plus (iPhones that are several years old, as these phones are, are generally easier to hack.) If, for some reason the Justice Department cannot hack these iPhones, it needs to explain exactly why it can't hack them.
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It also wants sales halted on iPhones that have already made their way in.
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Developing that software, it's so powerful it has the capability to unlock other iPhones.
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Instead, Apple appears to be using a great marketing trick for this year's iPhones.
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In 2015, at the peak of its smartphone business, Apple sold 231.5 million iPhones.
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And then there's Liam, the ballyhooed robot that's designed to responsibly rip iPhones apart.
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Like always, Indians will have to pay a premium to buy the new iPhones.
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Apple recently announced that there are now 900 million active iPhones around the world.
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There aren't as many Apple Watches in circulation as there are iPhones or iPads.
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The latest reports claim to show the front glass panels on the new iPhones.
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This would have allowed Apple to sell some iPhones at much lower price points.
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The increase is largely due in part to Apple's introduction of more expensive iPhones.
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Last year, Amazon India, Paytm, Flipkart and Snapdeal offered the iPhones with enticing discounts.
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Nowhere is this better observed than with its customer refresh rates of new iPhones.
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THE DUDE BEHIND THEM HAS 843 IPHONES WHY ARE WE NOT TALKING ABOUT HIM?
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People somehow managed to meditate for thousands of years without the help of iPhones.
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Journalists today write their stories occasionally on their personal computers or iPads or iPhones.
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But this was in 2005, so iPhones didn't exist, restaurants didn't have internet access.
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Business Insider counts 12 smashed iPhones, four smashed iMacs, and a smashed MacBook Air.
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The Mac has an app store and iPhones and iPads have an app store.
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But what kind of iPhones and what other gadgets might Apple have in store?
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But its own Juice Pack Access cases for the new iPhones aren't available (yet).
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The chip-maker is a key supplier of audio chips for Apple's (AAPL) iPhones.
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The first is its free app, available for download on iPhones, iPads and Androids.
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It's used in Android smartphones, Windows laptops, MacBooks, iPhones, gaming consoles, you name it.
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This is particularly useful since iPhones and iPads don't have a mouse at all.
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According to Counterpoint, a quarter of the premium smartphones sold in India are iPhones.
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Upcoming iPhones might get the ability to send Bluetooth audio to two different devices.
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Sometimes it's hit or miss, so FaceTime and iPhones have definitely made it easier.
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