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Flipkart has cut prices on the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max ahead of Apple's September 9 event. The offers sharpen the choice between a lower-priced compact Pro and a bigger Pro Max with longer battery life. |
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Flipkart has cut prices on the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max ahead of Apple's September 9 event. The offers sharpen the choice between a lower-priced compact Pro and a bigger Pro Max with longer battery life. |
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Recent CAD renders of the Samsung Galaxy S27 Pro have emerged, showcasing a design reminiscent of the Galaxy S27 Ultra. Unlike traditional vertical camera placements, this model features a unique camera island similar to the iPhone 17 Pro., Technology & Science, Times Now |
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Apple will hold its 9 September event with the iPhone 18 Pro line-up, new Watches and a possible foldable iPhone in view. The launch is set to open John Ternus's tenure as chief executive and could signal Apple's push deeper into premium devices. |
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iPhone 17 is 2026's best-selling smartphone, but reports suggest its successor, the standard iPhone 18, may be delayed to March 2027. |
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Apple's upcoming iPhone 18 is anticipated to see a shift in its launch cycle, with the base variant not debuting alongside Pro models. Speculations suggest its release could occur between March 13 and March 19, 2027. , Technology & Science, Times Now |
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Tim Cook introduced incoming Apple CEO John Ternus to Pikachu during a Pokemon team visit to Apple Park, days before the company's leadership handover. |
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Apple has officially scheduled a special event for September 9, 2026, at 10am PT, with the event set to be streamed through Apple's website, Apple TV and YouTube. |
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Apple is expected to unveil the iPhone 18 Pro Max at its September 9 event. From a redesigned Dynamic Island and camera upgrades to the A20 Pro chip and possible India pricing, here's everything we know ahead of the official launch. |
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Create personalised Raksha Bandhan WhatsApp stickers using your favourite sibling photos. Here's how to make custom stickers on Android and iOS without any other app., Technology & Science, Times Now |