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A report says Apple may raise iPhone 18 Pro series prices by $250 to $300 in September. The expected jump is linked to higher 2nm chip and memory costs, even as demand risks remain. |
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A report says Apple may raise iPhone 18 Pro series prices by $250 to $300 in September. The expected jump is linked to higher 2nm chip and memory costs, even as demand risks remain. |
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Industry analysts expect the iPhone 18 Pro series to be significantly more expensive than current models. |
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The upcoming Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max is expected to be the flagship model featuring advanced specifications such as a 6.9-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display, a powerful 2nm A20 Pro processor, and a triple rear camera system with three 48MP sensors. , Technology & Science, Times Now |
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Leaks suggest Apple may unveil the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max in September with major hardware upgrades. The rumours also point to a split launch strategy and a possible sharp price rise in India. |
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Apple forecast sales for the current quarter ending in September would grow more slowly than Wall Street targeted as the iPhone maker struggled to get the parts it needed to deliver products |
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iPhone 18 Pro Max is expected to look nearly identical to last year's model. Here's why, and what Apple is reportedly building instead for its 20th anniversary iPhone in 2027. |
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Apple's iPhone 18 Pro Max is tipped to bring a 2nm chip, variable aperture camera, bigger battery, new colours and higher pricing, though the company has not confirmed these details. |
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iPhone 18 Pro Max could set a new record for Apple's most expensive iPhone. Here's why this price jump is genuinely unlike anything since 2018, and what's actually driving it. |
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Apple posted stronger-than-expected quarterly results, helped by robust iPhone demand, but warned that supply chain bottlenecks would slow revenue growth in the current quarter, disappointing investors. |
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Google has introduced a new migration feature in Android 17 that makes switching from an iPhone to an Android smartphone much easier. The new built-in tool allows users to wirelessly transfer photos, contacts, passwords, Wi-Fi settings, eSIM details and more without installing a separate app. |