Apple has just announced that millions more of its products will be categorized as “obsolete.” While the designation itself is not new, Apple has added multiple older models of its products to these ...

According to Apple’s policy, a product is deemed obsolete once seven years have passed since it was last sold. At that point, ...

The original iPhone, which debuted 17 years ago, set the stage for the modern smartphone. Apple's iPhone has since evolved into a powerful computer with professional-grade cameras and AI-focused chips ...

Feels like a long time ago when Steve Jobs stood on that Apple Event stage and introduced the world's first iPhone. This wasn't just an important moment in the iPhone's history, but a moment that ...

Unlike Apple‘s current reputation, the brand has still consistently had a major impact on the smartphone landscape. From revolutionary designs to groundbreaking technologies, there have been certain ...

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That means there’s no more getting it serviced at Apple stores. Not to mention, the 6th-gen iPod Touch and 21.5-inch iMac are inching closer to the grave. Reading time 2 minutes The inexorable march ...

Apple released the iPhone 5s in September 2013. But if you still have one, Apple has just defined it as obsolete. So, its repairability has just changed, among other things. Here’s what it means.

Apple today made three changes to its vintage and obsolete products list, involving the iPhone 5s, sixth-generation iPod touch, and an older iMac model. First, Apple now considers the iPhone 5s to be ...

To start things off with a bang, the iPhone 6 is powered by an Apple A8 processor, which is 25 percent faster than the iPhone 5S’s A7. The A8 is also 50 percent more energy efficient, and has 50 ...