Posts by: Whitman
FAQ: Does Apple’s iOS 15 Beta Software Run Slower Than iOS 14?
Other users interested in upgrading to the beta for performance boosts also want to know if it’s worthwhile. Now we have some solid answers, thanks to thorough performance tests via iAppleBytes. iAppleBytes ran through all
iOS 14.7.1 Causing ‘No Service’ Errors for Some iPhone Users
Users on Apple’s Developer Forum and its general public discussion forum are having issues with their cellular service. Affected owners have tried to fix the issue by restarting their iPhones, removing their SIM cards, and
The ‘iPhone 13’ Is Getting These Three Incredible Camera Upgrades (+ More)
Credit: Apple_Tomorrow / Twitter We’ve been hearing for a while that the “iPhone 13” is getting a bigger camera bump, but it’s not been entirely clear how Apple will put that extra space to use.
Don’t Hold Your Breath: Apple Won’t Release a Foldable iPhone Just Yet
Credit: Mr. Mikla / Shutterstock Gurman explains in his Power On newsletter that we’re still at least two or three years away before Apple is ready to reveal its first foldable iPhone. Gurman also explains that a
Researchers Reveal Astonishing ‘Dark Mode’ Battery Life Savings
Credit: Fabio Mota / Shutterstock You can easily see how turning almost everything on your screen black would save battery life with an OLED display, but what wasn’t so obvious is how much battery life
Fixing an iPhone’s Broken Back Glass Is Shockingly Difficult (Here’s How the Pros Do It)
Credit: Masarik / Shutterstock So, how hard is it to replace the glass? Business Insider spoke to a phone repair company owner who detailed how he repairs the back glass on a handful of different
iPhone 13 Rumored to Launch with Wi-Fi 6E (What Is It? Why Does It Matter?)
Credit: F8 Studio / Shutterstock But even though Wi-Fi 6E sounds great, most of us don’t know what that means. Believe it or not, it is a pretty big deal. Here’s what you need to
Apple Executives Thought the M1 MacBook’s Unbelievable Battery Life Was a Bug in macOS
Credit: Nanain / Shutterstock The specs on the new M1 MacBook Air and entry-level MacBook Pro were so staggering, in fact, that they seemed too good to be true — and it seems even some
PSA: iCloud Calendar Spam Is on the Rise Once Again (Here’s What to Do)
Credit: Apple While we haven’t heard much about the problem recently, it does appear that it may once again be on the rise, with a recent Reddit thread attracting hundreds of comments and thousands of
Apple Halts Production of the iPhone 12 mini (Is This the End of the 5.4-inch iPhone?)
Credit: Framesira / Shutterstock While the iPhone 12 lineup generally took the world by storm last year, adding a new design, 5G support, and high-quality OLED displays on the entry-level models, the majority of buyers
