The iPhone 17 series and iPhone Air are now official, and a few Geekbench runs have emerged, giving us our first glimpse at how the Apple A19 and A19 Pro chips fare in synthetic benchmarks. Apple A19 and A19 Pro chips iPhone 17 (iPhone 18,3) is equipped with the Apple A19 chip … Read More “iPhone 17 series early Geekbench scores show minor CPU gains” »
In recent days, numerous rumors have surfaced about Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 lineup. The latest suggests that some phones in the lineup may not receive any upgrades in charging speeds. According to leaker Ice Universe (PhoneArt on X), the Galaxy S26 Pro and Galaxy S26 Edge will offer 25W fast charging support, same as the … Read More “Samsung Galaxy S26 Pro, S26 Edge to offer same charging speed as predecessors” »
If you’re a podcaster, the legal side of podcasting can feel confusing – and maybe even intimidating. Can you use music or video clips in your show? Do you really need a contract with your co-host or guests? What about setting up an LLC, or protecting your podcast’s name? Join RSS.com’s Head of Relationships, Greg … Read More “Podcast Legal Essentials: Protect Your Show and Avoid Costly Mistakes” »
As of June this year, smartphones sold in the EU must undergo standardized testing, which will offer durability and battery scores to help users make better purchasing decisions. The testing procedures have their critics and one stands out as the most vocal and by far the most important one, Apple. Results for the Apple iPhone … Read More “EU label reveals that latest iPhones still have issues with fall damage, repairability” »
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Just yesterday Apple unveiled important improvements to the telephoto and selfie cameras for the new iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max. How will rival Samsung respond in January when it will unveil the Galaxy S26 series and its crown jewel, the S26 Ultra? Well… for all the talk of which cameras will be upgraded and … Read More “Ice Universe: the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra will get a downgraded 10MP 3x telephoto camera” »
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The iPhone 17 series and iPhone Air made their debut at Apple’s “Awe dropping” keynote yesterday. The new iPhones bring updates across the board and, more importantly, a new visual identity for Cupertino. The four new iPhones were joined by three new Apple Watches, including the Series 11, Watch SE 3 and Watch Ultra 3. … Read More “Apple iPhone 17, Watch Series 11 announcement wrap-up” »
Apple has announced a new version of the Final Cut Camera app for iOS, bringing features designed specifically for the newly launched iPhone 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max. With Final Cut Camera 2.0, users on the iPhone 17 Pro series gain support for ProRes RAW and genlock, while the entire iPhone 17 lineup benefits … Read More “Apple announces Final Cut Camera 2.0 with ProRes RAW, genlock support” »
Last week Samsung announced the Galaxy S25 FE, a refined version of the S24 FE from last year. Among the upgrades are the full Exynos 2400 chipset paired with a 10% larger vapor chamber and a larger 4,900mAh battery with 45W charging (up from 4,700mAh and 25W on the 2024 phone). In a teardown video, … Read More “Samsung Galaxy S25 FE teardown video reveals improved repairability” »