Update: TechInsights now says Apple did not remove any of the display technology from the iPhone XS Max. Following a report yesterday breaking down storage costs for the iPhone XS, TechInsights has ...

is The Verge’s executive editor. He has covered tech, policy, and online creators for over a decade. A friend recently handed me their iPhone to look through some photos, and I pressed in to pop one ...

Following up its exciting 2020 iPhone design news, the ever-excellent MacRumors has dug down into information from that report to “confirm” Apple is going to abandon 3D Touch and the company’s popular ...

Not convinced by Apple’s ugly iPhone 11 and oddball iPhone XR2? Apple has just spelt out something else you’re not going to like. In releasing its first iOS 13 beta this week, Apple might as well have ...

Here's a hot take: The 3D Touch feature, available on the iPhone 6S all the way through the iPhone XS, was more useful than iPhone 14 Pro's new Dynamic Island. Six months after the iPhone 6S was ...

Remember 3D Touch? Unless you’re a power iOS user you probably don’t. Or, well, you’d rather not. It’s been clear for some time now that the technology Apple lauded at its 2015 unveiling as the “next ...

When comparing the specs of the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max I noticed 3D Touch has officially been replaced with Haptic Touch. When Apple launched the iPhone 6 in 2015, it did so ...

The iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max have officially been confirmed by Apple, packing a new triple-lens camera setup, a new matte design, and more. Here are some of the iPhone 11 Pro features and ...

Earlier this month, it was reported that 3D Touch will not be supported by 2019 iPhones. This rumor was surfaced by a team of Barclays analysts after they traveled to Asia and spoke with multiple ...

Four years after 3D Touch debuted on the iPhone 6s, the pressure-sensitive feature appears to be on the chopping block. Last week, in a research note shared with MacRumors, a team of Barclays analysts ...

The iPhone 11 Pro starts at $24.95 per month at Apple, while the iPhone 11 Pro Max starts at $41.62. There will be two higher-end models, similar to the XS and XS Max, and another XR-like iPhone. All ...