New research into iPhone usage on US carriers suggests that there's recently been a preference for the iPhone 14, and even the iPhone 11 is proving to be important to Apple.Investment firm JP Morgan has previously reported that the iPhone 14 range has been selling better than previous models at this stage after their release. It also reported that the iPhone 14 Pro Max was the top seller — and that the iPhone 14 Plus wasn't.Now while the firm reports that the mix of models has only slightly altered, the base iPhone 14 has been doing the best. In a note to investors seen by AppleInsider, JP Morgan analysts say the iPhone 14 has risen to a 19% share across…

New research into iPhone usage on US carriers, suggests that there's recently been a preference for the iPhone 14, and even the iPhone 11 is proving to be important to Apple.Investment firm JP Morgan has previously reported that the iPhone 14 range has been selling better than previous models at this stage after their release. It also reported that the iPhone 14 Pro Max was the top seller — and that the iPhone 14 Plus wasn't.Now while the firm reports that the mix of models has only slightly altered, the base iPhone 14 has been doing the best. In a note to investors seen by AppleInsider, JP Morgan analysts say the iPhone 14 has risen to a 19% share across…

New research into iPhone usage on US carriers suggests that there's recently been a preference for the iPhone 14, and even the iPhone 11 is proving to be important to Apple.Investment firm JP Morgan has previously reported that the iPhone 14 range has been selling better than previous models at this stage after their release. It also reported that the iPhone 14 Pro Max was the top seller — and that the iPhone 14 Plus wasn't.Now while the firm reports that the mix of models has only slightly altered, the base iPhone 14 has been doing the best. In a note to investors seen by AppleInsider, JP Morgan analysts say the iPhone 14 has risen to a 19% share across…

On June 16, 2010, Apple reported a massive surge of interest in its upcoming iPhone 4, with 600,000 sales on the first day of preorders. (via Cult of Mac - Tech and culture through an Apple lens)

Macworld Whenever a new iPhone comes out, Apple makes a big deal about the new colors and design to make everyone want one—and then everyone slaps a case on it. But based on a new patent Apple just won, that might not be the ‘case’ much longer. As reported by Patently Apple, Apple was recently granted a patent for “an abrasion-resistant back panel made of glass or metal” that could be used in iPhones, iPads, and MacBooks. The trick is using “more than one material for the chassis.” The patent specifically deals with metal and ceramic, though the method could presumably be used on other materials as well. According to the patent, Apple has developed a “moldable matrix” consisting of…

Macworld With the launch of the Mac Pro and the M2 Ultra processor at WWDC, Apple officially rid its entire Mac line of Intel processors and completed the transition to Apple silicon. It also introduced the most powerful chip it’s ever made, which blows away any Intel chip ever made for a Mac. As reported by The Verge, Intel has responded by changing its own branding. Instead of the Core i3, i5, and i7 chips that have been in use for more than a decade, the next generation of processors will feature three tiers: Intel, Intel Core, and Intel Core Ultra. We’re honestly a little surprised not to see a “Pro” or “Max” in there. Somewhat ironically, Intel says one…