A while back TiPb heard something that sounded so outlandish, so beyond the realm of possibility, that we decided not to publish it -- that AT&T's 4G LTE launch hero device could, in fact, be the iPhone. It still sounds outlandish, even though there hasn't been word one about which phone AT&T will launch with, but given the availability of the logical Qualcomm LTE chipset, it still seems beyond the realm of possibility.
But BGR recently caught glimpse of LTE references in a carrier-test build of iOS firmware, and now Engadget has heard that LTE equipment in the 700MHz and AWS frequencies is being installed in major Apple Stores in the US... by AT&T.
I'm not getting my hopes up, nor should you. AT&T could still launch an Android device and Apple could still wait for 2012 for an LTE powered iPhone 6. But as Hans Gruber said in Die Hard, Christmas is the time for miracles.
UPDATE: 9to5Mac says Verizon is also installing LTE equipment at Apple Stores. [9to5Mac]
Iffy report shares claimed iPhone SE 3 dummies in photos and video
Apple is widely expected to announce a new iPhone SE within the next few months and now new images and video show what is said to be 3D-printed dummy units.
Review: An iPad stylus for half the price of Apple's choice
Whether you're a digital artist or you just prefer writing emails by hand, here is a stylus that works with any newer iPad model. Even better, it comes at less than half the price of an Apple Pencil.
Ericsson sues Apple over patent infringement as licensing talks break down
Ericsson is suing Apple for infringement of its patents pertaining to 2G, 3G, and 4G, after a 2015 deal between the two expired. Ericsson says talks have broken down over a renewed licensing deal that includes 5G.
iPhone doesn't have an SD card slot, but you can use a flash drive instead!
Having a flash drive that works with your iPhone is a great little accessory to have in your back pocket! Here are the best options for backing up your phone.