Every other year, Apple traditionally offers iPhone models that focus on internal improvements like battery life, processor and camera, known as a "tick-tock" schedule. Along these lines, the iPhone ...

In 2016, Apple surprised many of its fans by releasing two new phones that featured the same design as the iPhones they were replacing. That concept isn’t terribly strange since Apple reuses designs ...

If you’re in the hunt for a new smartphone you might want to wait for September and Apple’s rumored iPhone 7s and iPhone 7s Plus. As we approach the month of September, iPhone rumors are growing ...

All eyes are on the "iPhone 8." But don't count out the expected (and likely decidedly cheaper) iPhone 7s and 7s Plus. Here's a very brief (not comprehensive of all rumors) breakdown/comparison of the ...

The biggest Apple keynote of 2017 is just a few short hours away. And according to the rumors, its going to be one of the most memorable tech events in years. When Tim Cook and Co. take the stage at ...

With the iPhone 7s release date inching closer it’s important to set realistic expectations so you aren’t disappointed or caught off-guard by Apple’s announcements. iPhone rumors continue to heat up ...

You win some, you lose some, as they say. Smartphones are pretty much just a series of compromises for one feature in exchange for another. Take for example the still to be announced iPhone 7s and 7s ...

While the iPhone 8 is garnering most of the rumor mill's attention, we've just learned more about the other phones Apple is expected to announce Sept. 12. According to a new report, the 7s and 7s Plus ...

Earlier this month, a report claimed that the iPhone 7s would be thicker due to the switch to glass backing to accommodate wireless charging. TechnoBuffalo today corroborates that report, reiterating ...

Benjamin Geskin‏ today shared a photo of what appears to be four bare logic boards that are likely for the so-called iPhone 7s Plus. Alleged logic board likely for iPhone 7s Plus via Benjamin Geskin ...

Gordon Gottsegen is a tech writer who has experience working at publications like Wired. He loves testing out new gadgets and complaining about them. He is the ghost of all failed Kickstarters.