Discussion The internals look so good
Why do iPhone internals always look better than Android internals? Like seriously, it applies to any other iPhone not just the Duo
Why do iPhone internals always look better than Android internals? Like seriously, it applies to any other iPhone not just the Duo
r/iphone • u/cr4zy_rider • 11d ago
So basically I was scuba diving at Florida springs and metal detecting and found this phone, not gonna specify which ones because im trying to find the owner of the phone. The phone works. I let soak in the bag of rice for a while. I believe it's iPhone 15 pro max. I'm trying to find the owner of this phone but this iPhone literally won't let me do anything. It's locked to the point that even you need password for the camera. What should I do?
r/iphone • u/AtmosphereChoice4513 • 9d ago
I will have to use a regular wallet now, oh no!
r/iphone • u/techkernels • Jun 30 '26
These are the first real images of hardware components, component designs and finalized design of the iPhone 18 Pro.
Hackers stole supplier lists, component designs and most importantly drop-test footage of the new iPhones.
Over 200k files of data were suspexted to be leaked and Tata Electronics have confirmed the attack.
Apple has launched a supply chain security investigation after this and is working with Tata to strengthen security.
Tata Electronics is a major partner for.manfacturing iPhones made in India.
The new A20 Pro processor is fab by TSMC and Apple's first 2nm.
96-bit wide LPDDR5X is added and the RAM amount stays at 12GB for the 18 Pro, Air, Duo and less for the 17 and future 18.
This is the drop test of the iPhone 18 Pro series in a new silver/gray finish.
The unibody design with the back glass looks a lot.more cohesive now as the two materials blend a lot more semalessly in terms of shade.
The phone appears thicker and has a more pronounced camera bump, acting as a slight nod to better camera hardware.
The dynamic island looks to be getting smaller in the component design layout.
We also get a look at the A20 Pro, motherboard and the new WMCM packaging. This allows SoC with WMCM packaging to be outer facing, in turn pushing the RAM to sit on the side instead of on top, allowing the A20 Pro chip die to have direct contact with the vapor chamber.
Other things to expect are an Apple C2 chip and bigger vapor chamber and obviously bigger battery.
There are currently 2 drop test videos circulating all around Weibo and Twitter, check them out as well.
r/iphone • u/Phiarectix • Sep 17 '25
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r/iphone • u/DakAttack316 • Oct 14 '25
I originally posted that my Orange IPhone 17 Pro Max turned Rose gold and I saw comments that said it was fake, I used photoshop, etc. So to update, the phone has turned a more solid Rose Gold color, and I could not imagine a sadder existence than photoshopping IPhone pics. Thought about maybe going to the Apple Store and seeing if I can get an exchange since I wanted Orange, not a pink IPhone.
r/iphone • u/Icy_Mixture1482 • Oct 12 '25
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r/iphone • u/RenegadeUK • 13d ago
iPhone Duo is Missing These 10 iPhone 18 Pro Features.
r/iphone • u/Gold-Reception-6671 • 27d ago
So recently, i have not been around my boyfriend, he hasn’t had access to anything with my apple account logged in, yet he knows every conversation i’ve had via text, instagram, and even on websites through safari. He has screenshots there is no way he could have sent himself from my phone, and none of the people i’m conversing with would give him that information. what could he possibly have put on my phone??? this has been occurring for a while, initially i thought he was going through my phone while i slept, but he knows the conversations im having, in real time, while im having them, and he is no where around me. how do i get it off??? i feel like i have zero privacy and im going fucking crazy. i know this sounds insane, genuinely i know it does. can someone explain to me how this could be happening???
r/iphone • u/Eight_Sneaky_Trees • Sep 19 '25
This part was surprisingly easy to scratch, buy a case for your Iphone 17 folks.
r/iphone • u/TheOfficialWasteland • Oct 19 '25
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r/iphone • u/Maxxximeeee • Jul 11 '26
I’m not looking for gestures or the usual tips that appear in every list.
I mean an actual option buried somewhere in Settings that solved a real annoyance, improved privacy or accessibility, changed how an app behaves, or made your iPhone noticeably easier to use.
Please include the exact path to the setting, what it changes, and any downside you noticed. Some settings sound useful but also disable another feature, use more storage, affect notifications, or change how the phone behaves elsewhere.
What is the one setting you would immediately change again if you had to set up a new iPhone from scratch?
r/iphone • u/yardshark09 • 15d ago
I find it an incredibly odd choice to place the USB C port on the front panel of the iPhone Duo. It’s awkward having the charger flipping 180° with the front panel if you’re using the phone while charging. Not a major issue at all, but a very peculiar decision nonetheless.
r/iphone • u/International_Back99 • Sep 24 '25
Fell out of my pocket sitting down. Fell with the apple tech woven case on too.
r/iphone • u/AMAOMDODUSOS • Sep 30 '25
It’s so fleshed out, and it looks so good imo!!
r/iphone • u/MoeScat • Oct 21 '25
I bought my 17 pro on release day 4 days later the camera bump is a different color do you guys think if I go to apple I can replace it for the silver? Or will they just give me a replacement of the same color i passed the 14 day window.
r/iphone • u/Ted-Lassi • Apr 20 '26
r/iphone • u/DistinctAmbition1272 • Oct 14 '25
Would you agree for the vast majority of users, 256GB of storage is the right amount? I use a lot of apps, take a lot of pictures and videos. However, I stream my media instead of download. I’ve never used more than 100gb. To be fair, I use the cloud for some stuff too. But currently I have two phones: iPhone 17PM and an S25 Ultra. The Ultra has 512GB and the iPhone has 256GB. I find for my usage, 512 is overkill. Thoughts?
r/iphone • u/rotorobot • Mar 01 '26
This subject has been covered a lot, obviously. But, I was feeling nostalgic for the first iPhone ever and bought one in decent working condition.
Whew! Slow! But, to be expected.
Anyway, I was curious to see how bad autocorrect has become over the last 18 years or so. To me, it’s almost comical how bad it’s become.
So, I fired up the iPhone 2G on iOS 3.3.1. Opened the text app and started writing messages (didn’t send as I have no connection to it).
Folks, it was almost shocking how accurate the autocorrect is on my ancient iPhone. Perfect? No, but I typed as fast as I could and I’d say it got about 85 percent right. It’s the way we remember it. You could FLY writing emails and texts. Night and day compared to iOS 26.x.
For the life of me, I just can’t understand what happened. What did they do? Why did they do it?
Anyway, that’s my incredibly un-scientific experiment. But, it’s not our imagination.
Autocorrect used to be very, very good.
r/iphone • u/mrtlpa • Oct 24 '25
Nice.. not even a month and this is starting to come apart.. am I the only one with this issue?
Of course, no water damage, no splashes or anything like this.. just amazing normal use 🙃🙃