Category: iOS
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iPhone SE shipping delays pile on after two months
Ordered an iPhone SE lately? How lately? Still haven’t gotten it shipped? It’s a likely situation for many customers worldwide as wait times still come to around two weeks — the same ballpark we saw earlier on in the product’s existence. AppleInsider also reported chatter from factories that Apple had increased its iPhone SE quota…
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Apple looks at LG for iPhone 7 dual-camera as Sony lags
Adding to the iPhone 7 news today, analysts at Nomura Securities (via Barron’s) say Sony could be behind schedule for supplies of the dual camera systems necessary for the upcoming iPhones, causing Apple to turn to LG for at least some of the order: We think Sony may not be able to deliver its full share…
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Apple iPhone 7 leaks
It’s the season for iPhone 7 leaks and the forecast is for minimal changes – the phone will be the same size, but the antenna setup has been redesigned. You can see the new design in this leaked photo. There’s just the one camera – the two-camera setup is reserved for the Plus models. This…
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Apple unlikely to recover from falling iPhone sales in 2016
Apple analyst from KGI Ming-Chi Kuo, who has definitely proven a trustworthy source of information and predictions, forecasts year-on-year iPhone shipments will continue to fall in 2016. The total iPhone shipments for the year will likely fall below 200 million units ending up missing market expectations. Furthermore, Ming-Chi Kuo predicts that Apple won’t be able…
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iOS 9.3 roll-out is temporarily on hold for some older models
Software development is an almost endless process of introducing bugs and consecutively trying to remove them, hopefully without causing any more. There is no such thing as perfect software, nor perfect users, for that matter and Apple, just like any other large-scale software vendor makes no exception to the rule. In a new development around…