Apple's battery guide describes lithium-ion batteries as "consumable components" that naturally lose capacity over time. To slow that decline, iPhones use Optimized Battery Charging, which learns your ...

Dutch smartphone maker Fairphone has confirmed plans to bring its sustainable, repair-friendly devices to the US, starting ...

Have been busy, but here is a follow-up on a post from when I last bought a phone - an iPhone 13 in late 2021, which is now ...

I've been testing Bluetooth trackers since 2015. There are only a handful of models competing for the top spot today, and we ...

When Apple announced its thin and light iPhone Air, some people said, “Who asked for a thinner phone?” Moments later, the company went in the other direction and announced a slightly thicker and ...

When you live in an area with limited or no cell service, Wi-Fi calling can be a lifesaver. It keeps you connected for calls and texts when your phone would otherwise be useless. However, some iPhone ...

With the release of iOS 26, understanding your iPhone’s battery health has become increasingly important. While Apple provides a built-in battery health feature, it often falls short of delivering ...

If your iPhone battery drains faster after updating to iOS 26, wait 24–48 hours for background tasks to settle. Then update to iOS 26.1, restart your iPhone, check and update battery-draining apps, ...

Despite the rumors, there isn’t a silicon-carbon battery in the iPhone Air. Apple’s decision to stick with trusty old graphite-based lithium-ion for this generation makes sense considering the safety ...

Apple’s “Pro” iPhones usually look and feel a lot like the regular ones, just with some added features stacked on top. They’ve historically had better screens and more flexible cameras, and there has ...

The iPhone 17 Pro sets a new benchmark in battery performance, surpassing its predecessors in standardized testing. This analysis compares the battery life of five iPhone models—17 Pro, 16 Pro, 15, 14 ...

The evolution of the iPhone since 2007 has brought the world's first smartphone a long way. If Steve Jobs could see the iPhone of today, he might shed a tear of joy — or roll in his grave, who knows — ...