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The renowned Apple analyst has put out vague ranges in his latest research note. And we're only days out from a potential launch event.
We've been tracking this guesswork for months now and have run from between $550 and $800 as a starting price for the basic iPhone experience.
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AirPower has been a longstanding project for Apple and progress has been in starts and stops. But at the end of the day, there's a price to apy.
Sources say that LG is set to provide a mix of LCD and OLED displays for 2019's iPhones. Why? People were turned off by the cost of the iPhone X.
Apple's favorite way to note year-on refinements to its iPhone series is to use an 'S.' Well, guess what sources say is gonna happen this year?
Some analysts and supply chain sources say that Apple is delaying the launch of this LCD model to allow more expensive ones to sell first and sell more.
Because it will take forever and a day to charge. Actually, even if it's a legit charger that properly fast charges according to USB rules, it may not work.
This year's new iPhones may feature electronic SIMs and that may have carriers like AT&T and Verizon worried, especially as they're being investigated.
It's not because there's any delay in making the most affordable iPhone 9, but that it will be the most popular of three models out this year.
A cult classic and a premium powerhouse will go away at some point to make room for newer and cooler iPhones due this September.
That's more than what was originally reported a week ago and some company blabbers are excited for the orders. So, what's next? A foldable iPhone?
It's as fast as the rumors have envisioned and their shape looks just as rounded, too. And for many iPhone owners, charging isn't the best as it can be.
They're a little bit red-looking and don't have displays, but the ideas are shown affirm what has been rumored over the past few months.
Apple is expected to split display production between Samsung and LG for one of this year's two OLED iPhone models.
It's been thought that 2017's iPhone X would be the floor from which all such advanced iPhones would start from in terms of price.
Famous (or infamous) Apple analyst Ming-chi Kuo is back at a new investment firm and is tackling some predictions on what the company has to offer soon.
Another piece of media affirms what we believe the 6.1-inch LCD iPhone looks like from prior leaks and rumors. So, how much longer 'til the event?
The bezels are on the most affordable premium iPhone to keep it as the most affordable premium iPhone. What about a would-be cheaper option? It's scrubbed.
German firm Dialog says it will have to share orders to supply power management chips for one iPhone model this fall. That sent its stock tanking.
Last year's iPhone X was clearly only the beginning of Apple's transition to OLED display technology, with two 2018 upgrades likely to be followed by three 2019 iPhones snubbing the LCD tradition.
That gargantuan 6.5-inch iPhone X (Plus) expected out this fall may not be physically larger than last year's 5.5-inch iPhone 8 Plus, while the next-gen 5.8-incher is expected to "use the same body" as the original X.
Apple will reportedly need to rely exclusively on Samsung for OLED iPhone screen production this year as well, as LG is not yet ready to join the supply fold.
They say there are two 2018 iPhone X sequels with OLED panels in the pipeline, and Samsung may want to get an early start on their production.
