Category: Cell Phone Batteries

Most Samsung Galaxy models have a removable battery, a rarity for many smartphones today. This wikiHow guide will help you swap out the battery on your Galaxy.
Part1Removing the Battery
1Press and hold the Power button. Powering off the phone properly is essential in making sure that no data get corrupted in case you power it off while the CPU is writing data. To switch off the phone safely, press and hold the Power button on your device.This is typically located at the right side of the device for easy reach.The power menu should come up.

2Tap on the “Power Off” or “Shut Off” option. A loading screen should appear, which you must wait for so the phone shuts off properly.You will know that it has powered off when the device vibrates briefly and the screen turns off.

3Remove the back plate. The removable backplate protects the battery, as well as the SIM card and the microSD card inserted into your device. It can easily be pried off, but you must locate the groove that will enable you to use your fingernail to remove it.Typically located around the corners of your device, the groove will let you pull out the backplate with just a little force needed.

4Remove the battery. Once you remove the back plate, the battery, SIM, and microSD card will be exposed. Remove the battery by prying it out with your fingernail.The battery has a lip where you will be able to pull it out with ease.

Part2

1Get the new battery. Ensure that the battery you are using is rated for the device you are using it with and has been fully charged. It is highly recommended that you use original Samsung batteries on your Galaxy device.Image titled Change the Battery on a Samsung Galaxy Step 6

2Insert the new battery. Now that you have your battery, insert it into your device’s battery bay by inserting the side with the gold terminals first.Image titled Change the Battery on a Samsung

Galaxy Step 7
3Put the back plate on again.

Do this by pressing down on the sides of the back plate against your phone. You should hear an audible clicking, which means the latches have been secured.Image titled Change the Battery on a Samsung Galaxy Step 8

4Turn on yourphoneby holding the Power button. The phone should vibrate briefly, and boot into your home screen shortly.

Samsung’s Galaxy Tab has lithium-ion batteries that wear out over time and need replacement. Signs that your Galaxy Tab’s battery should be replaced include dramatically lower battery life and sudden shutdowns.

The battery in a Samsung Galaxy Tab can be easily removed with the help of special tools. You can purchase a battery replacement kit for your Samsung Galaxy Tab model online. This wikiHow article teaches you how to remove your Samsung Galaxy Tab battery.
Part1Removing the Battery From a Samsung Galaxy Tab
Image titled Take the Battery Out of a Samsung Galaxy Tablet Step 11Get the equipment needed. In order to remove the battery from a Samsung Galaxy Tab, you will need a plastic pry tool and a tiny screwdriver.

Some models require a tri-wing screwdriver. You can purchase all the tools you need, along with a replacement battery or you can just purchase a replacement battery kit that comes with all the tools. Be sure you get the correct battery or kit for your Samsung Galaxy Tab model.Make sure you purchase the correct kit for your Samsung Galaxy Tab model. The wrong kit may not have the right battery or tools.If you do not have a plastic pry tool, you can use any thin piece of plastic, such as a guitar pick, or a thin piece of plastic cut from a soda bottle.[1]Some types of Galaxy Tab, like the Tab-A, have non-removable batteries. If you have this type of tablet, you’ll need to take it to a Samsung authorized repair agent to get the battery replaced

Image titled Take the Battery Out of a Samsung Galaxy Tablet Step 22Turn off the Galaxy Tab. Press and hold the power button on the side of your Samsung Galaxy Tab unit to power off your device.
Image titled Take the Battery Out of a Samsung Galaxy Tablet Step 33Remove the two screw covers near the charging port (If present). Some Galaxy Tab 10 models have screws on both sides of the charging port. If your Galaxy Tab model has screws to the sides of the charging port, use a safety pin or sharp object to remove the screw covers, and then use a tri-wing screwdriver to remove the screws.If your Tab does not have screws, skip this step.

Image titled Take the Battery Out of a Samsung Galaxy Tablet Step 44Use the plastic pry tool to remove the back cover. Insert the plastic pry tool in between where the back cover attaches to the front. This is usually along the side edges of the device. On some models, the seam may be on the front of the screen. Go around the entire device while gently applying pressure to separate the front cover from the back.[3]Keep in mind that the clips that attach the back cover are easy to break, so go slowly and carefully. Be careful not to tear the microphone cable when you separate the front panel from the top left corner of the Galaxy Tab.
Image titled Take the Battery Out of a Samsung Galaxy Tablet Step 55Separate the back cover from the rest of the unit. Once all the clips are popped out, remove the back cover and set it aside.

Image titled Take the Battery Out of a Samsung Galaxy Tablet Step 66Remove the tape from the ribbon cables and battery. There may be tape covering the ribbon cable connectors and battery. Use the plastic pry tool to remove the tape and set it aside.Image titled Take the Battery Out of a Samsung Galaxy Tablet Step 77

Disconnect the ribbon cables covering the battery (if present). Many larger Samsung Galaxy Tab 10 models have 2 or 3 ribbon cables that go over the top of the battery. Use the plastic pry tool to pop the tab on the front of the connectors where the ribbon cables are attached. Then slide the ribbon cables out of the connectors. If no tab is present on the connectors, simply slide the ribbon cables out.If you don’t have a larger tablet with ribbon cables, skip this step.

Image titled Take the Battery Out of a Samsung Galaxy Tablet Step 88Remove the battery screws (if present). On some Galaxy Tab models, the battery may be screwed in place. Use a tiny Philips screwdriver to remove the screws on all sides of the battery.If you don’t have screws in your Tab, skip this step.Disconnect the battery from the board. There are 4 wires from the battery that are attached to a black clip connected to the mainboard. Place the plastic pry tool under the wires and apply upward pressure to disconnect the wire clip from the board.

Removing the Battery From a Samsung Galaxy Tab |Reassemble Your Samsung Galaxy Tab Samsung’s Galaxy Tab has lithium-ion batteries that wear out over time and need replacement. Signs that your Galaxy Tab’s battery should be replaced include dramatically lower battery life and sudden shutdowns.

The battery in a Samsung Galaxy Tab can be easily removed with the help of special tools. You can purchase a battery replacement kit for your Samsung Galaxy Tab model online. This wikiHow article teaches you how to remove your Samsung Galaxy Tab battery.

Things You Should KnowDepending on the model, your tablet may or may not have screws or ribbons. A quick check online will let you know what your specific model has.Don’t break the ribbon connecting the back of your tablet to your battery when you take the back panel off.Also avoid damaging the cables connecting the battery to your tablet’s mainboard.Some models of Galaxy Tab don’t have removable batteries. Check your user manual or do a search for your model to make sure.

Our comprehensive objective testing meets real-world considerations to crown the overall Best of Android: Mid-2020 winner.As an industry – and also as consumers – we often calculate the “best” as an obvious answer to a simple equation: more equals better More cameras, more RAM, more check marks on a specs sheet.

We flip flop between thinking the best is whatever’s most expensive and a similar product we somehow expect to be priced lower than it cost the manufacturer to make it.
Sometimes you get what you pay for – or more – and sometimes you overpay. Never has that been more evident than when a global pandemic coincides with the arrival of 5G silicon. These two factors, along with smartphones’ commodification, have conspired to push flagship prices even further northward.

As with many things, though, to get to the heart of the matter you have to dig a little deeper.
The best on paper isn’t much good if it all goes to pieces once it’s out of the box, and the most expensive thing isn’t necessarily the best. That’s why this year the raw data of Android Authority’s objective testing has been combined with real-world considerations that can and often do affect what’s really the best.
Read more: The best Android phones
How we decided and whyTo help us decide how objective performance fits in the grand scheme of things, we posed some additional questions to determine our overall Best of Android: Mid-2020 winner.

Is the product widely available through reputable channels? Can it be bought unlocked, through carriers, or both? Does the company have any meaningful customer service and support in place if something goes wrong? How likely are bugs to be fixed? Are there better- priced options available that do much the same thing or even more? What’s the build quality like? Are you guaranteed OS and security updates and how good, stable, and user-friendly is the software?

To calculate overall our winner, we combined the results of our objective testing with the admittedly complicated answers to the questions above. (If you’d like to see how the accumulated objective results played out, head to the bottom of this post) Once we combined the results of both objective and real-world considerations, we had enough data points to confidently crown the overall Best of Android: Mid-2020 winner.
Editor’s note: If you’re wondering why you don’t see your favorite phone here, remember that only major phones released in the first half of 2020 were included. Phones from late 2019 and those hitting shelves after June 30, 2020, were not eligible.
Best of Android: Mid-2020 Editor’s Choice winner – OnePlus 8 ProWhen all was said and done, we had a clear winner: the OnePlus 8 Pro.

Sometimes the Best of Android comes down to a photo finish, but not this year. OnePlus’ controversially more-expensive 2020 flagship posted a convincing lead, even over the phone in second place overall, the Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus.
As in previous years, Samsung ranked well not necessarily by consistently winning anything outright but by ranking very highly across the board.
But OnePlus was equally consistent, offers a better value proposition, and claimed outright victory in both our display and performance categories. That’s a very hard act to follow. TheOnePlus 8 Proalso ranked very highly for software, design, and build quality (often only just ahead of the S20 series).

Sometimes it comes down to a photo finish, but not this year. The OnePlus 8 Pro won convincingly.The S20 Plus did outrank the OnePlus 8 Pro in some of our additional categories, however, including availability and brand reputation/customer support. With any luck, these shortcomings might help provide a roadmap for what OnePlus should address in the future.

(If you want to see the top results for each of the additional categories we considered in order to crown our overall winner, head to the bottom of this post. You can also revisit each of our objective category posts, linked at the very bottom, for more on the rankings within those categories.)
Related: How OnePlus prices have changed over the years
What it all meansOnePlus 8 Pro screen in handFor a company that got its start by throwing everything it could at a specs sheet while maintaining a low price, the OnePlus 8 Pro proves that the best phone is more than just the sum of its parts. While many of us initially balked at the higher price tag, it’s hard to say it wasn’t justified with a result like this.

OnePlus promised a flagship killer years ago but never truly delivered on that promise until now. The OnePlus 8 Pro may cost three times more than the OnePlus One, but it’s still significantly cheaper than the Galaxy S20 Plus and to our reckoning, represents the better choice right now.
OnePlus promised a flagship killer years ago but never truly delivered on that promise until now.The OnePlus 8 Pro taking out Best of Android: Mid-2020 is a legacy to OnePlus’ rise from underdog enthusiast brand to world-class mainstream manufacturer. Few would have seriously expected OnePlus to go toe-to-toe with Samsung and win in just six short years. Samsung may still dominate on a global scale, but OnePlus clearly has a winning strategy on its hands.

In case you missed it, check out our OnePlus 8 Pro reviewBecause no one ever agrees on everything – Oscar winners, Yanny/Laurel, the ending of The Sopranos, burgers vs. pizza – we’d love to hear what you think should’ve won or what other factors we should have considered. As smartphones evolve, so too must our evaluation of them, so your suggestions might just make it into the end-of-year awards.

But first, get ready to cast your vote for your favorite phone released in the first half of 2020 in our Best of Android: Mid-2020 Reader’s Choice voting.
Since the June 30 cut-off date for eligibility in Best of Android: Mid-2020, we’ve already got the Sony Xperia 1 II, the ASUS ROG Phone 3, Google Pixel 4a, OnePlus Nord, and new releases from OPPO and vivo on the horizon, not to mention the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and more. As always, our full-year Best ofAndroid awards are going to be hotly contested!

Apple provides a convenient way to check your iPhone’s battery health, but Android has no such equivalent. At least not yet.
Batteries don’t last forever; that’s just an unfortunate fact of smartphone life. As controversial as the iPhone 14’s seemingly limited long-term battery health may be, at least Apple provides an easy method to track how your power cell is holding up. It’s as simple as checking your regular battery settings. So while your iPhone may eventually only last a few hours on a single charge, at least you’ll be well prepared to book that battery replacement.

Android, by comparison, is a black box. Everything ticks along fine until your phone starts restarting, and hopefully, you piece together that the battery is kaput before sending the phone away for diagnostics. A simple battery replacement isn’t all that expensive, especially compared to a new phone. But many will end up discarding an otherwise perfectly working handset because it’s not clear what the cause of the problem really is or they need an immediate fix.
A heads-up would be nice, to say the least. Especially as many phones in the flagship and mid-tiers receive long-term updates that, in theory, will keep them ticking along for four or five years. Increasingly, the battery is the weakest link when running your phone for many years and consumers now need a way to keep on top of this potentially key repair.
Battery health monitoring is essential for phones built to last four or five years.We reached out to Google to ask why no such feature is built into Android and whether there are plans to adopt an iPhone-esque percentage of initial capacity metric. Unfortunately, we received no response. As it stands, Android simply doesn’t include specific tools for tracking battery health baked into the operating system, leaving users at the whims of third-party applications.

All hope is not lost, though. A new battery health API in the latest Android 14 beta could allow apps and OEMs to expose this information to owners easily in the future. In the meantime, you might have to make do with one of the few Android apps that can help track battery health.

How do I know if my phone needs a new battery?If your phone only lasts a few hours on a full charge, randomly restarts, or struggles to charge to full, it’s likely time to replace the battery.
How to check Android battery cycles and healthDepending on your smartphone, there are several ways to check your smartphone’s battery health. We’ve detailed a couple of the best options below.

Is it possible to check Samsung battery health?If you’re a Galaxy owner, Samsung provides a method to check battery health that doesn’t rely on a third-party app. You’ll have to grab the Samsung Members app from the Galaxy Store or Play Store first and can then check battery health from the familiar settings menu.
Once installed, head to Settings > Battery & Device Care > Diagnostics > Phone Diagnostics, and press the Battery Status button. You can then see your phone’s battery status under the “Life” result.

Samsung Galaxy Battery Health Diagnostic
Samsung Galaxy Battery HealthSamsung offers a simplified “Good,” “Normal,” or “Weak” rating system to make it easy to understand, in addition to displaying the phone’s rated battery capacity. Your battery shouldn’t need replacing until the readout states Weak. However, power users may find that their phone doesn’t quite last as long as usual, even with a Normal rating.
Android apps to quickly see battery healthNon-Samsung owners can pick from a selection of third-party applications that claim to report battery health. Many hardware monitoring apps offer a battery health rating, including AIDA64, CPU Z, Device Info, and others.

AIDA64 Battery Health Score
DevInfo Battery Health ScoreThese apps pull out the phone’s reported battery capacity, temperature, voltage data, and a battery health score. However, that relies on the apps being able to access this information, and that battery statistics are reported accurately by the OEM, which is not always the case. Without the new Android 14 API, it’s unclear if the battery capacity is reported dynamically, so we’d view these apps as a rough guide rather than a reliable gauge of your phone’s remaining battery health.

How many years does an Android phone battery last?Typical Android phones are rated to hold 80% initial battery capacity after 500 to 800 charges. It varies by user, but most phone batteries will last at least two to three years before issues.
Track battery health with AccubatteryIf you’re looking for long-term battery health monitoring, the third-party Accubattery app is a solid choice to identify poor battery health. The app is free, but a paid version removes ads and unlocks additional functionality.

You’ll have to permit Accubattery to run in the background to track your charging stats, as it doesn’t provide an instantaneous reading like other hardware monitoring apps. Instead, you’ll have to fully charge the phone at least once before the app provides a reading.

AccuBattery Battery

accurate than the basic health metrics reported by hardware monitoring apps. We saw quite different reports between Accubattery and CPU Z, with the former reporting a lower capacity that is likely more accurate for a daily driver that’s over a year old. However, it can take several full-charge cycles to improve the accuracy of Accubattery’s score. Even so, it’s a suitable medium- to long-term monitoring solution.

In addition, Accubattery provides insights into your charging habits, including your typical charging speeds, wear, and efficiency with each charging cycle. This can be helpful if you’re looking to maximize battery healthby following the best smartphone charging habits.

Does your Android or iPhone’s battery seem to hold less of a charge over time? Like all rechargeable batteries, Li-ion batteries (which are in most phones) become less effective as they age. Even though these batteries aren’t made to last forever, having a healthy battery and charging habits can extend the life of your battery. We’ll show you easy ways to maximize your smartphone battery’s lifespan by changing your charging habits.

1.Don’t wait until the battery is empty to recharge.

Charge your phone throughout the day. Your phone’s batteryhas a fixed amount of charging cycles (the number of times you charge the battery from 0% to 100%). For example, if your battery has a lifespan of 400 charging cycles, letting the battery drain every day means your battery will only last 400 days.[1] If you top off the battery before it drains completely, it reduces the number of overall charging cycles, which makes your battery last longer.Keeping a battery at full charge or always draining it to 0 can damage it and reduce its capacity. Try to keep your battery midway charged when you can and only charge to 100% when you need the extra time.

2.Avoid extreme temperatures.Exposure to very high or low temperatures drains the battery quickly.

Batteries are made to work best at room temperature, which is about 68 °F (20 °C).[2] Your battery, especially when fully charged, will drain much faster in extreme temperatures. This can cause damage to the battery over time.[3]Avoid using your phone at all if the temperature is below freezing 32 °F (0 °C).If you live in a very cold region and spend a lot of time outdoors, invest in an insulated phone case.Only charge your battery at temperatures between 41 °F (5 °C) and 95 °F (35 °C).If the phone or charger feels hot to the touch during a charging session, unplug the phone from the charger as soon as possible to avoiddamaging the battery.
3.Don’t always charge your battery to 100%.

When you’re always charging to 100%, the frequent high voltage can cause stress to the battery. Fully charging your battery won’t destroy it, you can add some time to the battery’s lifespan by only charging to 80% when possible.

4.Only use ultra-fast charging when necessary.

Fast charging is convenient, but don’t use it every time you charge your phone. Fast charging puts more stress on the battery than necessary, so battery performance can suffer over time.[4] Opt for a standard “slow” charge more often than not to preserve battery longevity.

5.Use your phone sparingly while it’s charging.

To avoid parasitic load, don’t play games or stream videos while charging your phone. Parasitic load is what happens while a battery is being drained during charging.[5] Parasitic load adds higher voltage stress to the battery, increases heat, and can cause parts of the battery to continually cycle and deteriorate faster than the rest of the cell. While you can take calls or browse the web during a charging session, avoid heavy tasks.

6.Use power-saving modes to increase time between charges.

When your battery is slow, turn on your phone’s low-power or battery-saving mode. Both Androids and iPhones have special battery-conservation modes that turn off background apps, decrease processing power, dim the screen, and disable other services that can drain your battery quickly.To turn on your iPhone’s Low Power Mode, open the Control Center and tap the battery icon.If you have a Samsung Galaxy, open Settings and go to Battery and device care > Battery > Power saving. Tap the switch to turn on Power Saving Mode.[6]For other Androids, go to Settings > Battery > BatterySaver and tap Turn on now.

When it comes to delivering smooth and seamless performance, iPhones undoubtedly stand out from the rest. But that doesn’t mean Apple’s much-talked-about smartphone hasn’t had its fair share of issues. Luckily, there are some handy tips and tricks that can fix the iPhone’s common problems that occur every then and now.

So, in this guide, we talk about 20 common iPhone problems and their solutions. If your iPhone is malfunctioning, make sure to check out these viable fixes that have worked for many users in troubleshooting the oft-faced iOS issues.

Most recent iPhone problems in 2022 and 2023:

1. iPhone Black Screen of DeathIn some cases even the Apple logo does not appear and it can be termed as the iPhone black screen of death. A failed upgrade, jailbreak or hardware problem can cause this iPhone problem and you must start by trying to restart your device. If this doesn ‘t help in any way then you might have to opt for a hard reset (factory reset) for your iPhone.

If hard reset does not work either then you might have to go for a DFU (device firmware upgrade) boot for your iPhone.
If you do not have an iCloud or iTunes backup then you might not attempt this as it leads to losing your settings and data. So make sure you have a backup or you simply find an expert who can help you resolve this problem.

2. Overheating IssuesThere are times when you might get a message like ‘iPhone needs to cool down before you can use it.’ This generally means your iPhone is getting too hot and you might face problems because of the same. There have been instances in the past where an iPhone caught fire or simply exploded because of the rising temperature inside, thus you must be aware of the situation.

To solve this problem – first take your device to a cooler environment, try shutting off a few applications and the bluetooth and then start the recovery. Next, remove the case or cover your iPhone has and stop using it for some time.

You can also try the ‘Reset All Settings’ option on your phone to get over this issue quickly and for a long period of time. Updating to new iOS can also help you get rid of this problem.If the problem persists despite trying all these methods, you must contact the experts to help you solve this common iPhone problems.

3. iPhone Camera Roll CrashCamera roll crashes are not that common but can occur due to a lack of storage or other such issues. An iPhone camera roll crash can lead to the loss of hundreds of photos stored in your device. This may also lead to the inability to perform any activity on the existing set of photos and videos.

How to fix this? Start by restoring the iPhone to factory settings. However, as you know, restoring to factory settings will lead to the complete loss of photos, videos, notes, contacts, chat messages, etc.

Thus do it after you’ve taken a backup. Get your iPhone in sync with iCloud or iTunes. You can use a third-party iPhone data recovery software if you cannot connect to iCloud or iTunes. This can be done with the help of an expert who can do it for you.

4. iTunes Error 3194The iTunes 3194 Error is also something that we don’t see often but is an issue that is faced by thousands of iPhone users. This iTunes 3194 error can be encountered when you are trying to restore or upgrade your iPhone. It can be caused because of a wrong firmware version, a wrong iOS version that is not approved by your device, or when you try to jailbreak your way in.

The solution to this lies in the host files of the iPhone and some changes have to be made in order to remove this error. The other way to do it is to give your device a ‘factory reset’ as we mentioned for many other problems in this blog.For Windows

5. Wifi Is Not Getting Connected
Wifi Is Not Getting Connected or iPhone Wi-Fi is slow one among common iPhone problems and solutions encountered by many users. The solution is really very simple. You just need to simply switch it off and then restart the phone. Simultaneously press and hold the home button and lock button till you get the Apple logo on the screen. Once the phone has restarted, you should be able to connect to Wifi. If still the issues persist, go to Settings, then go to WiFi and scroll down to the page end, make the HTTP proxy to auto settings.

6. Cellular Connection Not Working on iPhoneThere could be multiple reasons why a cellular connection may not be working on your iPhone. For instance, the problem could be due to an outage and network related issues on your iPhone. So, whenever you face this issue, ensure that there is a stable cellular connection and that there is no outage in your area.

If the problem continues, you can reset the network settings to get rid of the sluggish network. To do so, go to the Settings app on your device and choose General. Now, tap on Reset and select Reset Network Settings. Once you have successfully reset the network, check out if the problem has been solved.

7. iPhone is Stuck at Apple LogoOne of the most common problems that a large number of iPhone users have to deal with is the iPhone is stuck at Apple logo issue. Fortunately, a force restart mostly works in fixing this problem. So, if your smartphone ever runs into it, hard reset your device.

8. Screen Is CrackedThere is nothing quite as annoying as a cracked screen, right? Though the cracked phone can be used for a long time, some day it might suddenly become unusable. So, it is advisable to contact an iPhone repair center in Delhi. They may opt for iPhone screen replacement in this case. For this problem, there are a number of do it yourself kits available, but approaching the right service center is a better option as they will finish the job at a reasonable price and accurately.

9. The Camera Is Not Working Your iPhone camera will not work if you have any restrictions that are enabled. You can check this by navigating through Settings-General instructions and turning on the Camera. Most of the camera problems will be solved here. If still the camera is not working, try resetting your phone as said earlier. If again you didn’t find any improvement, it could be an issue with the hardware. Take it to an iPhone service center in Delhi to resolve the issue.

When it comes to the sauciest and the juiciest gossip from the world of Apple and iPhones,there’s nothing bigger than an incoming iPhone operating system (iOS) or a new version’s release coming round the corner. The world of iOS and Apple in general is so specific with their updates, additions, and new versions that there’s an excitement within the Apple community and even outside where news portals are full of gossip, leaks, and whatnot!

That is now the case as we draw closer to the release of iOS 17.But then how do you know what to believe and what not to believe? What are the trustworthy sources you can believe and which ones should be avoided completely? Well, for starters you can read this blog and find out the genuine news related to iOS 17 . So let us begin!

First things first, what’s the iOS 17 Release Date in India?

iOS 17 Release DateThe iOS 17 release date was expected to be somewhere in the month of June after the WWDC conference gave us enough hints and now we know for sure that iOS 17 will be launched at the annual Worldwide Developer Conference from June 5 to June 9. This will be done via a special one-person event where a dignitary or Apple official, most probably Tim Cook, will come forward to release the new iOS 17.

Though iOS 17 beta access will roll-out immediately, believes iMore, it is said that the official version of the iOS 17 will only be available for users later this year in September. It is understood that the iOS 17 will roll-out only after the launch of the iPhone 15 series so that automatically means September.

iOS 17 Supported DevicesAfter the release date, the most worrisome piece of news for Apple users is to find out whether their older devices will be able to support the new iOS 17 update or will there be a pressure from Apple to get users to upgrade to newer models. Might work as a tactical move but might also fall flat considering how Apple moves from one flagship to the other in a matter of 365 days flat.

So if you’re worried about the iOS 17 supported device list, you should start by knowing that the iOS 17 will be readily available on the yesteryear iPhone 12 and 13 series and will function full-throttle in the flagship iPhone 14 series and the upcoming iPhone 15 series. We saw that Apple discontinued support for a few iPhones after the launch of iOS 16, namely the iPhone 6S and iPhone 7 series and it is believed that they might go a step further when they finally decide to launch iOS 17.

This might see Apple pull their support from the iPhone 8 or iPhone X series. Though Apple may pull away from all models with the A11 bionic chips, it may still be possible that they roll out the latest iPhone Operating System for these models.

iOS 17 Features (Probable)According to sources, these are some of the reliable features that will most probably come out with the release of iOS 17. Some features might be subject to changes after Apple completes their trial, testing, and error tests in their bunkers. These are the iOS 17 features you can look forward to:Side-Loading Third-Party ApplicationsThough this feature might be delayed in India, European and American users may get side-loading options for third-party applications like the Alt Store in iOS 17. This comes after European legislation made it mandatory for Apple to open their operating-systems to third -party applications.

Next up, it was rumoured that Apple’s VR Headset is prepping for a big launch, it is expected that Apple will provide support for its newest offering to gel well with the everpresent iPhones.Apart from side-loading third-party applications, there’s more fun for third-party platforms as Bloomberg reports that Apple can remove the requirement for third-party browsers to use WebKit. Under the new mandate, Apple may very well remove this obligation to use WebKit.The next generation Car-Play will likely be released in September as the iOS 17 will be rolled out.

The 2023 update will allow Car-Play to provide multi-display support, instrument cluster integration (info on speed, fuel level, engine temperature, oil pressure, and other navigational features), and other widgets for climate control, FM radio, etc.

Goes without saying Apple will release updates for all the bugs and glitches that people experienced with iOS 16 and with these there will be a lot of optimizations that are being rumoured. You can look for other updates in your iPhone to know what to expect from the release of iOS 17.

There are other CarPlay updates, revamping of the Control Center, and other such additions that will be a part of iOS 17, reports MacRumors . You can stay tuned and continue to Got issues with your iPhone, iPad, MacBook or OnePlus device? A trustworthy iphone repair center not in sight? Don’t worry, the experts can help you get a free pickup and drop service and provide the bright repair solution for all your Apple & OnePlus woes. Call today for Apple screen replacement, battery replacement,and other top repair services.

It’s over! The year-long speculations about what will come out of Apple’s closet at the Apple Wonderlust Event 2023 have come to an end. On Tuesday 12th September 2023, Apple unveiled four brand-new iPhone models, the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus , iPhone 15 Pro and the iPhone 15 Pro Max. The news of the launch of the iPhone 15 series is not new anymore. Yet, the excitement around it will continue.

But, what is it all about? What are those major upgrades in this Latest iPhone series?
What was Apple’s primary focus in this year’s event?

Questions are many, but the answers are simpler than they seem. We will dive in to figure out all the iPhone 15 Pro Max specifications in detail. But before that, let’s get an overview of the Apple Wonderlust Event 2023.
This year, led by CEO Tim Cook, Appletook multiple steps to strengthen its eco-friendly endeavours and reduce carbon footprints. You will clearly see a reflection of these measures in the gadgets launched in this year’s event. For instance, Apple launched its first carbon-neutral product, the Apple Watch Series 9, at this event. The tech giants are planning to make all their products carbon-neutral by 2030. Not just that! They declared that they are phasing out leather for iPhone cases and using recycled aluminium in their products. Several of the features of the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max are inspired by this vision.

The iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max have a titanium design, ceramic shield front, and textured matt back glass. You can get these two models in black titanium, white titanium, blue titanium, and natural titanium. You can get an iPhone 15 Pro in 128 GB, 256 GB, 512 GB, and 1TB variations. iPhone 15 Pro Max will come in 256 GB, 512 GB, and 1TB capacity.
So after the basics, let’s get into more technical details.
Specifications of iPhone 15 series models:Below you will find a curated list of all the features of the latest iPhone series. You can get a complete idea from that. But before going there, let’s have a quick chat about all the exciting updates.
Titanium body – Apple replaced aluminium with titanium to build the bodies of iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max. But why? Simple, it’s lighter, stronger, and durable. Also, it is much easier to anodise, which is a popular method to add colours to metals.
An enhanced performance – Undoubtedly, the greatest upgrade is the A17 Pro chip in the iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max. This upgrade was much speculated, and it will significantly improve the gadget’s performance.

Improved operations – Apple introduced iOS 17 with the launch of these latest iPhones. You can enjoy some cool features in it, like the swag to customise what people see when you call, or the convenience to get all your iMessage apps in one place.

A button for easy actions – The iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max will offer you a better user experience with the addition of an action button. You can customize the use of this action button in Settings, and use it for silent mode, camera, flashlight or any shortcut of your choice.

A new type of connection – Thanks to all the hype in social media, the introduction of a type-C charging port is nothing new. This was a much looked-for upgrade and thank Apple for finally doing it. But why type-c? Simple, it will enable the use of a single cable to charge all your devices. Also, it ensures faster charging by using less amount of power. Indeed, an eco-friendly measure.
Display that plays along – The feature of Dynamic Island in all four models is bliss for many. The Dynamic Island is wider than before and comes with added features

So, these were the key iPhone 15 Pro specifications. Undoubtedly, this year’s launch event was not disappointing.
Read – iPhone 15 Pro: Launch Date, Colors, & Features

What’s the price range of the iPhone 15 series?

On the price factor, there isn’t any big surprise, or rather shock, either. The starting price of the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max is not much higher than that of the iPhone 14 Pro. Below is a table comprising the price of each model in each variation.
So, that’s all. Here you have got a complete idea about the iPhone 15 Pro Max launch. Now, it’s up to you to decide whether you can resist the temptation of buying the all-new iPhone. Till then, we can wait for the next Apple Wonderlust event.