A sci-fi/fantasy movie might be an alien invasion blockbuster; a bloody sword-and-sorcery epic; or a quiet, reflective fable.

For new buyers, utilizing the full width of the back of the case would also be interesting because it would prevent the iPhone from wobbling when placed on a table. As simple as it is, it feels ...

Enter Heineken, who have officially launched ‘The Flipper’ - a phone case which quite literally flips your phone face down when it senses people are out having a good time. Although it feels a bit ...

Suspended workers told GroundUp that after the CCMA case, they were told that if they did not get valid work permits by January, they would be fired. “We asked the employer to help us organise permits ...

However, they recently started clashing over the look of the iPhone 17 Pro case, as some suggest it’s going to have a big cutout, while others think Apple might add a bit more protection.

iPhone 17 Pro may look substantially different to iPhone 16 Pro The renders suggest MagSafe support on the iPhone 17 Pro The camera island appears to be long ...

If the leaked case designs are accurate, a significant portion of the phone’s upper half appears to be exposed. This would leave the camera array vulnerable if such a case were used. It remains ...

The iPhone 17 Pro series is expected to bring a redesigned camera island that’s rumored to span almost the entire width of the phone’s back ... our first look at cases for the iPhone 17 ...

A leaked case design for the iPhone 17 Pro models looks really bizarre. It comes after leaked design changes which show a new camera bump. With the impending launch of the iPhone 17 range looming ...

The iPhone 17 series is rumored to introduce reverse wireless charging, a feature that allows you to charge accessories like AirPods directly from your phone. This addition, combined with MagSafe ...

They believe his death is suspicious after authorities found 23-year-old Dinari McAlmont, of Maryland, dead on Paradise Island ... could not track him using phone location data.

The UK government fought to keep the battle with Apple behind closed doors, citing concerns that "it would be damaging to national security" if details around Apple's case were published ...