Now, iFixit has posted its teardown video of the iPhone 16 Pro and the Pro Max, giving us a look inside the device and showing how all the components fit together.

On the surface, the new iPhone 6S looks pretty much like it's predecessor. But you know what they say: It's what's on the inside that matters. The repair guys at iFixIt took a deep dive beyond the ...

Apple encased the ‌iPhone 16 Pro‌ battery in metal like the ‌iPhone 16‌ models, but the ‌iPhone 16 Pro‌ Max does not have the metal casing around its battery, and it's not clear why ...

Earlier in December, I got a rare inside look at the testing chamber along with several other secret labs that Apple uses to test and calibrate the iPhone 16's audio and video features.

I'd previously been led to believe that there's a roughly 18-month development cycle for products like the iPhone, and physical features like Camera Control would be locked in fairly early.

Inside the iPhone 16: A Closer Look at Repairability. ... and improved durability of components like the camera control button and back glass demonstrate a commitment to enhancing the repair process.

In an interesting twist, the dummy model looks a whol lot like Apple’s beloved iPhone 4 from way back in 2010. The iPhone 4 was a spectacular device. It remains one of my favorites to this day.

Cameras look about the same and you won't notice major external changes, but the ‌iPhone 15‌ Pro Max is expected to get a new periscope lens with up to 6x optical zoom.

I got to see a demo of how the theater's screen mimics what video playback on an iPhone 16 Pro's screen looks like. There was a mix of clips from films, animated movies as well as videos recorded ...