How I made my Apple iPhone battery last all weekend — Quartz
Yes, really.I didn't charge my iPhone 6S once.Nor did I turn it off.
Apple increasing part and component orders for iPhone 7, say touch panel makers
Apple increasing part and component orders for iPhone 7, say touch panel makersSiu Han, Taipei; Steve Shen, DIGITIMES [Wednesday 28 September 2016]Apple has increased its part and component orders for iPhone 7 devices, with order visibility for the fourth quarter of 2016 to be 20-30% higher than expected, according to sources from Taiwan-based touch panel makers.Touch panel makers TPK Holding and General Interface Solution (GIS) shared the touch panel orders for iPhone 7 devices previously, but Apple appeared to have pulled in more orders from GIS recently, the sources noted.GIS, a subsidiary of Foxconn Electronics, is expected to see its revenues grow significantly in the fourth quarter, the sources added.
Apple iPhone 7 camera review: better than ever
OverviewUpgraded sensor, lens, and image processing make for a winning combinationWith the launch of the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, Apple has further improved the already excellent cameras from its previous generation, and added a variety of new features it hopes will continue to make the iPhone the world's most popular camera.While some of the new features are reserved for the 7 Plus, the iPhone 7 has received plenty of upgrades as well – including a brighter lens, improved image processing, four-element flash, and optical image stabilization.Both phones also use a new, wider color gamut, DCI-P3, making for richer colors when used with Apple or other high-end displays that support the DCI-P3 standard.
AT&T Downgraded On Apple iPhone Competition, Comcast Wireless Entry
UBS downgraded AT&T (T) to neutral, saying it expects earnings growth will slow as wireless competition intensifies amid the launch of Apple's (AAPL) iPhone 7 and Comcast's (CMCSA) mid-2017 entry into the market.AT&T stock, which had been trying to regain its 50-day line, was down 1% in premarket trading in the stock market today.UBS analyst John Hodulik downgraded AT&T stock to neutral from buy and lowered his price target to 43 from 46.
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