Apple's first foldable iPhone could feature a 24-megapixel under-screen camera in its inner display, according to a recent JP Morgan equity research report. If accurate, that would be an industry first.

Available again is the 128GB storage level model of the iPhone 16 Pro, which sold new for $999. It’s available in Renewed Premium condition for $759, a $240 savings compared to the new price), in black titanium, natural titanium, white titanium and desert titanium.

The Apple iPhone Air 2's future remains uncertain, with reports suggesting its launch has been delayed. Initially expected to debut alongside the iPhone 18 series in September 2026, Apple may instead focus on these two models.

Apple is no longer planning to launch a second-generation iPhone Air next fall and has “already sharply scaled back production of the first version,” The Information reports. The company launched the super-thin version of the iPhone in September, but it seemingly hasn’t proven to be a big hit, and Apple is now making some changes about its future.

This could be the last call for iPhone users who can upgrade to iOS 26 but don’t want to: iOS 18.7.2 will be one of the final releases.

According to JP Morgan’s internal forecast (shared on X via Max Weinbach), the first foldable iPhone will feature a 24MP under-display selfie camera on the inner screen, similar to the Galaxy Z Fold 6.

Both the iPhone 17 and the Samsung Galaxy S25 start at around $800, but at very different storage sizes. The iPhone 17 starts at $799 ($829 if you get it without a carrier) for the 256GB version, while the Samsung Galaxy S25 will cost you $800 for the 128GB model. Stepping up to the 256GB edition of the Galaxy S25 adds $60 to the price.

Apple has reportedly decided to delay the launch of its next-generation iPhone Air after disappointing sales of the first version.

Apple has seemingly confirmed that iOS 26.2 will launch in December, although it's not especially surprising given past release dates for similar updates.