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Report: Apple's next iPhone SE will be the one to retire the iPhone 6  design | Ars Technica
Report: Apple's next iPhone SE will be the one to retire the iPhone 6 design | Ars Technica

Apple reportedly working with Intel to put 5G modem in future iPhones | Ars  Technica
Apple reportedly working with Intel to put 5G modem in future iPhones | Ars Technica

Ars Technica UK (@ArsTechnicaUK) / X
Ars Technica UK (@ArsTechnicaUK) / X

Next iPhone will have all-screen design, facial recognition tech, leaks  suggest | Ars Technica
Next iPhone will have all-screen design, facial recognition tech, leaks suggest | Ars Technica

Hands on with the iPhone X: OLED and HDR outshine the other features | Ars  Technica
Hands on with the iPhone X: OLED and HDR outshine the other features | Ars Technica

Apple's radically different smartphone is called the iPhone X | Ars Technica
Apple's radically different smartphone is called the iPhone X | Ars Technica

iPhone X: Software leak appears to confirm name, features, and specs | Ars  Technica
iPhone X: Software leak appears to confirm name, features, and specs | Ars Technica

iFixit's iPhone XS and XS Max teardown: Like the iPhone X with a couple  surprises | Ars Technica
iFixit's iPhone XS and XS Max teardown: Like the iPhone X with a couple surprises | Ars Technica

Apple dictates that all new apps must fully support the iPhone X screen | Ars  Technica
Apple dictates that all new apps must fully support the iPhone X screen | Ars Technica

Ars Technica reviews iPhone 6s/Plus: 3D Touch and the A9 chip are the stars  of the show - MacDailyNews
Ars Technica reviews iPhone 6s/Plus: 3D Touch and the A9 chip are the stars of the show - MacDailyNews

Apple announces iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR, coming September 21 | Ars  Technica
Apple announces iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR, coming September 21 | Ars Technica

This tiny device is sending updated iPhones into a never-ending DoS loop | Ars  Technica
This tiny device is sending updated iPhones into a never-ending DoS loop | Ars Technica

I'm worried that FaceID is going to suck—and here's why | Ars Technica
I'm worried that FaceID is going to suck—and here's why | Ars Technica

Apple's radically different smartphone is called the iPhone X | Ars Technica
Apple's radically different smartphone is called the iPhone X | Ars Technica

Ars Technica: "iPhone survives 16,000-foot fa…" - Mastodon
Ars Technica: "iPhone survives 16,000-foot fa…" - Mastodon

iOS 12, thoroughly reviewed | Ars Technica
iOS 12, thoroughly reviewed | Ars Technica

iPhone 15 and 15 Pro review: The final form | Ars Technica
iPhone 15 and 15 Pro review: The final form | Ars Technica

How app developers and designers feel about the iPhone X—and the notch | Ars  Technica
How app developers and designers feel about the iPhone X—and the notch | Ars Technica

iPhone X - Wikipedia
iPhone X - Wikipedia

Ars Technica: "Beeper Mini on Android claims …" - Mastodon
Ars Technica: "Beeper Mini on Android claims …" - Mastodon

iFixit's iPhone X teardown finds two battery cells and an “unprecedented”  logic board | Ars Technica
iFixit's iPhone X teardown finds two battery cells and an “unprecedented” logic board | Ars Technica

Apple fixes overheating problems and 0-day security flaw with iOS 17.0.3  update | HITBSecNews
Apple fixes overheating problems and 0-day security flaw with iOS 17.0.3 update | HITBSecNews

Hands on with the iPhone X: OLED and HDR outshine the other features | Ars  Technica
Hands on with the iPhone X: OLED and HDR outshine the other features | Ars Technica

Is X > 8? Solving Apple's iPhone sales equation | Ars Technica
Is X > 8? Solving Apple's iPhone sales equation | Ars Technica

Here's a first look at the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro | Ars Technica
Here's a first look at the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro | Ars Technica

iPhone XS and XS Max review: Big screens, big performance, big lenses, big  prices | Ars Technica
iPhone XS and XS Max review: Big screens, big performance, big lenses, big prices | Ars Technica