Phone 16 Pro Max review after 6 months: battery life shines, but is it worth the price? Discover its strengths and weaknesses ...

I put the Samsung S25 Ultra and iPhone 16 Pro Max head-to-head in a camera battle to see which one really delivers the best ...

Overall, I'm impressed with the battery life on the iPhone 16 Pro. I'm averaging 5 hours and 54 minutes of screen-on time. And my iPhone 16 Pro's battery health is "normal," with my max capacity ...

The iPhone 16 Plus still has a 6.7-inch display, but the iPhone 16 Pro Max has a 6.9-inch display ... Both phones run iOS 18 out of the box, and both will get Apple Intelligence when it drops ...

You may like I finally found a use for Camera Control on my iPhone 16 Pro Max, but in the weirdest way ... but not quite as much as snapping a photo before the moment’s gone.

We’ve seen iPhone 17 Pro Max dummy units ... posted a photo today that shows off exactly that. At first glance, I thought I was looking at the existing blue iPhone 16 based on the color of ...

That changed when I decided to lean on the iPhone 16 Pro Max and the Samsung Galaxy S25 ... of a prowling leopard or bemused bear; see the photo gallery below. Advancements in the quality of ...

I love the immersive 6.9-inch display on the iPhone 16 Pro Max. I'd rather have this screen when I'm streaming Netflix, playing games or just using it as a viewfinder for my next photo or video.

A photo shows how how the size of the iPhone 17 Pro Max could compare to the iPhone 17 Air. The iPhone 17 Pro Max is coming later this year, and it faces a big challenge. The iPhone 16 Pro Max ...

(Image- X/@MajinBuOfficial) According to reports, the iPhone 17 could finally bring a 120Hz ProMotion display to non-Pro models. The Pro Max version is likely to feature a massive 6.9-inch OLED panel ...

If you have an iPhone 16 Pro Max, a privacy screen protector can help keep others ... It also means if you want to show someone a photo or video on your phone, you’ll need to either hand your device ...

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