In a new video shared on X, a dummy unit for Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17 Pro can be seen along with its ridiculous camera module.

"Apparently, she paid quite a bit for it—thinking it was the real deal," the poster, a friend of the woman's son, wrote.

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and iPhone 17 Pro Max. (Image Source: Majin Bu/X) Apple is rumoured to bring exciting changes to its upcoming iPhones this year. The iPhone 17 lineup is expected to feature four models – the standard ...

and iPhone 17 Pro Max will all be equipped with 12GB of RAM. He previously only expected the iPhone 17 Pro Max to have 12GB of RAM, so this is good news for customers who will be purchasing the ...

found a pink granite door inside a tomb standing over 14 feet tall. The intrigue ratcheted up yet another notch when the archaeologists realized it was, in fact, a fake door. It led nowhere.

left a series of heart emojis. Walters' exit storyline saw Keanu revealed as the Christmas Day victim of The Six, teased nearly a whole year in advance through a flash-forward. When Keanu's death ...

An Irish Republican rap group handed public funding by Labour has been referred to counter-terrorism police over pro-Hamas chants. The controversial band Kneecap used its Easter weekend slot at ...

Experts estimate that creating just one AI-generated reply, such as a brief email or paragraph, can use up to 0.14 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of energy—similar to the power needed to keep fourteen LED ...