News & Reviews:   iPhones

Yesterday, Bloomberg reported that last year, around 55 million iPhones out of the 220-230 million iPhones manufactured by Apple were manufactured in India, equivalent to around 25%. So, what should you know about it?

According to reports, 2026 is lining up to be filled with Apple product launches. We could be seeing more than 20 new devices, scheduled across its core hardware categories, from refreshed Macs and iPads to exciting new iPhone models and expanded accessories. You may take this with a pinch of salt, but here's everything we know about the news.

According to the Times of India, Apple managed to transport five plans of iPhones and other Apple products from India to the US in just three days. An Indian official confirmed this to the source, as it happened during the final week of March to avoid the new tariff imposed by President Trump on 5 April 2025.

Popular global furniture retail company, IKEA has recently upgraded its AI-powered iOS app with an impressive new feature. Called IKEA Kreativ, the app is now further utilising Augmented Reality (AR) by creating a complete 3D replica of your rooms, enabling you to ‘erase’ your furnitures and replace them with with any of IKEA’s offerings that you fancy.

Every now and then, there would always have leaks of a certain product before it officially launches. Apple iPhones are definitely under the spotlight even before several months before the release and Apple is getting tired of this. With that in mind, a Chinese leaker got a cease and desist letter from Apple.

The rumours of the iPhone SE’s successor, iPhone 9 have been surrounding us for quite a long time. Not only it is speculated that Apple is trying to bring the series back on 31 March 2020, but there are also guesses that the company might also bring a new model to its iPhone lineup. Recently, an image has surfaced online giving us a sneak peek of all the iPhones that we are getting this year, let’s check them out!

Nowadays, people would normally get a new smartphone after one or two years, as the smartphone industry is ever-changing at a really fast pace. With that being said, consumers are willing to whip their money out to get a piece of new technology just to follow the trend. However, there are also certain users who will never change their smartphones until they are shattered into broken pieces. Recently, Apple, a tech giant, has admitted that they are slowing older models of iPhone, after the company was being sued by the affected users.