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iPhone will continue to drive Apple's business, analyst sees 220M sold in both 2018 and 2019

While services will continue to grow into a massive entity on its own, longtime analyst Gene Munster says that the iPhone will remain a "stable business for the next few years."

Stephen Silver 8 years ago 11

Apple sued over iPhone's alleged role in EgyptAir flight 804 crash

The claimants operating theory suggests that an overheating iPhone 6s or tablet caused the crash that killed 66 people in 2016.

Stephen Silver 8 years ago 22

First Look: Philips Hue Wellner lamp with Apple HomeKit [u]

Most of the time smartbulbs are sold solo, asking you to use an existing lamp base or buy your own. Philips being a major lighting vendor, they also have some "all-in-one" options, with one of the latest being the HomeKit-compatible Hue Wellner. [Updated with Philips clarification on dimmer switch]

Roger Fingas 8 years ago 6

Rumor: 'iPhone SE 2' to debut in September with TrueDepth camera

According to the latest industry scuttlebutt out of China, production of a refreshed iPhone SE smartphone has not yet started, suggesting Apple plans to debut the device alongside flagship models in September.

Mikey Campbell 8 years ago 29

Hands On: WeatherKit for iPhone and iPad is a beautiful forecasting app for everyone

There is no shortage of weather apps on the App Store — we don't want to count how many we've tried. There are great ones, and WeatherKit is among them.

Andrew O'Hara 8 years ago 19

Class action certification denied in iPhone 6, 6 Plus "touch disease" case, aftermarket parts seized

The "right to repair" movement was dealt a blow on Tuesday when a federal court judge declined to certify a class in a lawsuit against Apple regarding its handling of iPhone 6 and 6 Plus "touch disease" problems. That same day, a prominent activist and repair professional who helped identify the issue, and subsequently testified in the class action, saw a batch of aftermarket iPhone screens seized.

Stephen Silver 8 years ago 16

'General Magic' tells story of Apple vets who created a smartphone, 15 years too early

Andy Hertzfeld, Joanna Hoffman, Bill Atkinson and Tony Fadell are among the once-and-future Apple luminaries who were part of General Magic, the subject of a compelling new documentary.

Stephen Silver 8 years ago 28

If iPhone sales sag, 'Apple as a Service' might be future of company, says Gene Munster

The way investors should treat Apple stock has changed, analyst Gene Munster insists, suggesting the company is now entering a "new paradigm" where Apple needs to be looked at more as a service provider than as the producer of iPhones and other hardware.

Malcolm Owen 8 years ago 24

Apple 'iPhone SE 2' glass pops up on social media, but questions abound

A pair of photos posted to social media claim to show glass panels for Apple's expected "iPhone SE 2," and if real, would hint at a significant redesign.

Roger Fingas 8 years ago 18

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