Buying a new iPhone, perhaps you are looking forward to it or you are forced to buy a new one because your current phone is broken. Whether you enjoy picking out a new iPhone or not, it is always wise to compare different models with each other, that way you can discover which one suits you! » How do you choose which iPhone suits you best?
Are you planning to purchase a new phone? Then the iPhone 14 Pro Max might be the perfect choice for you. After all, Apple has been producing excellent smartphones for quite some time now. But what should you consider when purchasing this phone? In this blog, we will provide you with the facts so that you can make the best decision. » What to consider when buying an iPhone 14 Pro Max
eSIM and Apple SIM: all about the built-in SIM card in iPhones
Read all about eSIM and Apple SIM, the electronic SIM card in iPhones. The eSIM and Apple SIM are two concepts that have a lot to do with each other. In both cases it concerns a ‘digital’ SIM card that makes it easier to switch providers. You don’t need a traditional plastic SIM card anymore. In addition, with some devices you have to deal with the Apple SIM, a plastic SIM card that you can insert yourself or is already built-in as standard. In this article you can read all about the eSIM, Apple SIM and what you can do with it. » eSIM and Apple SIM: all about the built-in SIM card in iPhones
Apple Returned 8 Million Malfunctioning iPhones to Foxconn
According to the Taipei based China Business Journal, 8 million iPhones were returned from Apple to Foxconn on March 15 because they were either malfunctioning or didn’t meet Apple’s standards in terms of appearance. According to the report it will cost Hon Hai 1 billion (US$161.8 million) to 1.6 billion Chinese yuan to repair the defective iPhones. » Apple Returned 8 Million Malfunctioning iPhones to Foxconn
The Japanese blog Macotakara claims that Apple has “deferred” its planned release for a cheaper iPhone until next year and that it will be made of a material similar to the glossy polycarbonate body Apple used on its entry-level MacBook. The phone is expected to have a slightly larger “4.5-inch” display and will start at $330, matching the charges for the iPad mini. » 4.5-Inch Polycarbonate iPhone Arriving In 2014 For $330
Next-Generation iPhones Will Get NFC Chips For Mobile Payments
9to5mac has been able to pull data from iPhone prototypes and after investigation they believe that the next generation iPhones will have Near Field Communication (NFC) controllers directly connected to the power management unit (PMU). With the recently announced PassBook application Apple will be set to compete with Google Wallet and the similar service Microsoft unveiled last week. » Next-Generation iPhones Will Get NFC Chips For Mobile Payments
Some reports have suggested the next iPhone will have a 4.6-inch display. A new report, from iMore, claims the new iPhone will just have the same 3.5-inch screen as all previous iPhone models. They do expect 4G LTE, just like the new iPad. » Rumor: Next Gen iPhone Has LTE and Launches This Fall