Offered with 16GB or 32GB storage, the 5c used the traditional iPhone home button and not the Touch ID fingerprint reader in the 5s. It also used a Nano SIM card, rather than the Micro SIM in ...

The announcement of the iPhone 5C and 5S in 2013 signified Apple's discontinuation ... Both models came in either 32GB or 128GB sizes and were available in a range of colours - grey, black and ...

The tech giant’s new flagship, the fingerprint-scanning iPhone 5s, has outsold its plastic-backed sibling, the 5c, by more than three-to-one. While this may not be surprising in markets that ...

Remember the "unapologetically" plastic iPhone 5c from 2013? The next version of the lower-cost Apple Watch SE might look ...

Like the iPhone 5c, the 5s uses Qualcomm’s WTR1605L RF Transceiver ... Higher prices for higher-end phones The combined BOM and manufacturing cost for the midrange iPhone 5s with 32 GB of NAND flash ...

Apple appears to be working on a new battery charging feature for iPhone that will show users how much time it will take for ...

He has tested 160 phones over 16 years. Apple Intelligence is now available on the iPhone 16 lineup, but we don’t recommend buying a new iPhone just for AI. For more details, read our Apple ...

In the latest update to the lists, a number of iPhone, iPad, Mac and iPod models have been added. Where iPods are concerned, it means the final farewell for two models: the iPod Nano and the iPod ...

Love it or hate, the iPhone has revolutionized how we use our mobile devices. And more than a decade after its initial debut, Apple continues to tweak the formula — introducing upgraded ...

The iPhones 4 and 4s are considered obsolete by Apple. The iPhone 5c runs iOS 10, which also received the GPS-related update in July 2019. The iPhones 5 and 5c are considered obsolete by Apple.

It doesn’t take long for iPhone rumors to circulate. It’s one of the most iconic and influential tech gadgets of all time, and everyone wants to know what’s coming next. That Apple is so ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Steven covers accessibility and assistive technologies. Like my friend and occasional editorial overlord Federico Viticci, you determine ...