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Unfortunately, they can also reduce your phone's battery life. Surprisingly, the keyboard on the iPhone has never had the ability to vibrate as you type, an addition called "haptic feedback" that ...

However, if your phone is out of warranty, this is likely to cost a fair bit. To give you an idea, Apple charges between £65 and £109 to replace an iPhone battery, depending on the model. There are ...

Samsung’s Z Fold 6 is 5.6mm thick yet only has a 4,400mA conventional battery. The most recent Chinese clamshell phones have leaped on this trend for larger capacities, too. If there's a trade ...

Nothing first teased a new model in late January ... Camera hardware aside, the two phones are identical, with a Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 chipset, 5000mAh battery, 50W wired charging, under-display ...

The iPhone 17 Air could start at $899 That's the same price as the iPhone 16 Plus It might also have battery life that's ... as is a claim that the phone it will be eSIM-only worldwide – but ...

Presumably, this means that the device's battery life will be equal to the lowest-end iPhone 16 model, at a minimum. That would be surprisingly good. Gurman said the iPhone 17 Air will be equipped ...

With the removal of MagSafe on iPhone 16e, some had speculated that the iPhone 17 Air model wouldn’t offer it because of how thin the model is. There were also some rumors that MagSafe ...

At 21.2mm thick and 509g, it's over twice as thick and heavy as a typical phone. The main reason for this is the gargantuan battery within. Its 12,800mAh capacity is more than double that of most ...

Expected to debut this summer, the YU7 retains the design language of Xiaomi’s first EV, the SU7, and features a roof-mounted LiDAR sensor on certain configurations.

Leaving a few of us to regret leaving our phones to charge on an extra-speedy adapter. Thankfully, things change. Brands and consumers are more aware of long-term battery health than ever before ...