The mobile phone market last year saw a significant decrease in sales due to the global recession as well as supply chain issues in China. However, despite the shortcomings, a report by Canalys showed that Apple still dominated the Chinese smartphone market, especially in the high-end segment.

Previously, we reported that iPhone 14 Pro series users are experiencing flashing horizontal lines on their displays when booting up. Now, Apple has acknowledged the issue and promised that the bug would be fixed in the next iOS update.

From time to time, we would see some iPhone clones in the market. Recently in China, there is an iPhone 14 Pro clone called the LeEco S1 Pro that looks exactly like it, even with the Dynamic Island feature.

Over the last few weeks, Apple had some production issues due to the protests that happened in one of its factories. The Chinese government was imposing some strict COVID restrictions and Apple was behind by six million iPhone 14 Pro units.

Some Apple iPhone 14 Pro series owners are reporting a strange bug which only happens when it is being booted up. Shared by several users of the device online, the bug involves flashing horizontal lines on the screen when their iPhone 14 Pro or iPhone 14 Pro Max are being turned on.

Sometimes, to get the perfect smartphone with our desired features, we simply have to do it ourselves. Take this latest fan-made Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max modification for example, which put a curved display on the device to turn it into an iPhone and Samsung Galaxy “love child”.

As if the chip shortage wasn't bad enough, the iPhone 14 Pro series production scale seems to be slowed down even more in China. According to Bloomberg, there is a "production shortfall" as factory workers protest due to COVID restrictions.

Following years of users’ requests, Apple finally introduced the Always On Display feature on the iPhone 14 Pro series. However, its current implementation leaves a lot to be desired, with many users complaining about battery drain issues and that the Always-On Display looks too similar to when the iPhone is active.

Well, based on the latest iOS 16.2 beta version, it looks like the Always-On Display feature will improve in the next iOS update. In the aforementioned beta version, Apple added new options to the feature, giving users the choice of whether to show wallpaper and notifications when Always-On Display is activated.

Yup, the global logistics issue continues and instead of laptops being limited during the pandemic, it's now Apple's turn this time. In fact, the company released a press statement about the situation.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has revealed that the company is currently facing challenges to keep up with the demand for its iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. In fact, the new iPhone 14 Pro models are so popular that the company is constrained from the day they were launched, prompting Apple to chase supply by ramping up production.