Once again, Apple has taken centre stage with the iPhone 16e, which was unveiled in February to replace the iPhone SE range.

Apple's upcoming iPhone 17 series will feature the A19 series processors manufactured using TSMC's third-generation 3nm (N3P) ...

The current iPhone 16 devices use A18 processors made with 3nm technology. A switch from 3nm to 2nm essentially means more transistors can be packed inside a processor – making it speedier and more ...

Apple is rumored to feature TSMC's 2nm chipset in the iPhone 18 models, though the launch timeline has not yet been ...

Apple's iPhone 17 models won't arrive until later this year, but a new report by analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is already looking to ...

TSMC's initial supply of 2nm chipsets will go to Apple and will likely power next year's iPhone 18 series. Last year, it was ...

Apple supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo today reiterated that the A20 chip in iPhone 18 models will be manufactured with TSMC ...

Apple's iPhone 16e strategy is puzzling to say the least. This is basically the iPhone nobody asked for. It's a very odd ...

Google’s latest announcement of the Pixel 9a arrives just days after Apple unveiled the iPhone 16e. Both of these are the ...

The Google Pixel 9a has landed! Should you pick up Google's latest budget handset or opt for Apple's no-frills iPhone 16e instead? We compare the two to find out.

Gone is the ancient home button of the SE, replaced by Face ID and a 6.1-inch OLED display that brings Apple's entry-level phone into the modern age. The A18 chip inside has the same horsepower as ...

The isn’t even out yet and already we’re getting word about the following model and signs suggest the is worth waiting for. Apple has been reported as working on the manufacturing process for its A20 ...