Can you find a few small lines of colored plastic around the edge ... was with Apple’s glass-backed iPhone 4, and the ensuing ...

If you turn your iPhone 6 or 6S over, you'll find two mysterious plastic lines that run across the back of the phone at the top and bottom. ‌ ...

Earlier today, labor rights group China Labor Watch issued a report making claims of poor working conditions at Apple's assembly partner ...

Plastic smart devices, like the iPhone 5c (remember that?) or Samsung’s Galaxy S23 FE often come in much brighter colors compared to metal, which could help the Apple Watch SE appeal to ...

Both the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max are anticipated to have an A17 chip built with TSMC's 3-nanometer technology, 8 gigabytes of RAM, and a new titanium frame.

If true, it will be the first Apple Watch SE to come with a plastic frame. Reportedly the aim behind this move is to reduce costs in the hope of reducing the retail price to about $200. However ...

The iPhone 4S only had small visible antenna bands, but for the iPhone 5 and 5S the whole top and bottom of the backside of the phone were made of a different material.

Mind the gap. Antenna lines are not a magic bullet for phone design, and can be thwarted by your body, which blocks signals quite effectively! Perhaps the most well known example of this problem was ...