Latest about iPhone 14
A new report from Ming-Chi Kuo says the iPhone 14 is "likely" to get an upgrade to autofocus and a new f/1.9 aperture across all four models on its front-facing camera.
New case schematics of the rumored iPhone 14 lineup show that Apple may drop the iPhone mini in favor of a larger regular iPhone.
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says that satellite connectivity features previously rumored for the iPhone 13 may instead debut as early as the iPhone 14 later this year.
It's been a pretty calm week, but the iPhone rumor mill never stops.
Apple's upcoming iPhone 14 devices have reportedly entered the EVT stage of production ahead of a release later this year.
Reputable leaker Max Weinbach has shared schematics he says depict the design of the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max.
Another iPhone 14 leak suggests that the regular model is going to look just like the iPhone 13.
New CAD renders purportedly depicting the iPhone 14 Pro have revealed a design change that is very different from previous leaks claiming the iPhone would lose its camera bump next year.
A new report also claims that the iPhone 14 Pro models may be taller to incorporate the rumored redesign to the notch.
Apple's upcoming iPhone 14 base models won't get a new chip upgrade according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. Those buying an iPhone 14 Pro can look forward to a new A16 chip, however.
A reportedly leaked schematic of the iPhone 14 shows that Apple may drop the notch in favor of a new "pill and hole cutout" design.
Apple's iPhone 14 will reportedly feature OLED panels made using Samsung's M12 material set when it is launched later this year.
Apple has reportedly given TSMC its entire iPhone 14 order of 5G radio frequency (RF) chips, with Samsung not featuring despite its historical partnership with Apple.
A new report indicates that BOE is expected to supply Apple with a 6.1-inch LTPS OLED display for one of its iPhone 14 models later this year.
TSMC, the company responsible for Apple's A-series and M-series chips is trying to get factory built in the United States, but it isn't proving as easy as first thought.
