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Iterative design; Large bezels; We like the Plus a lot more

Iterative design; Large bezels; We like the Plus a lot more

Apple's latest iPhone 7 and 7 Plus are faster, sport significantly better cameras, expand system-wide haptics in iOS 10 with a new solid state Home button and Taptic Engine, introduce Wide Color and other major Retina HD technology improvements without changing their display resolutions, add new...

iOS 10 makes 3D Touch much more valuable; Great battery life even when using LTE 4G; Fast A10 Fusion chip is so efficient you get an extra hour or two of battery; Improved cameras deliver better photos; dual camera Plus is particularly versatile; Water resistance means you can take it virtually...

No headphone jack means you can't charge using wired headphones

When I reviewed Apple’s iPhone 6 two years ago, I wrote about how different reviewing an iPhone is compared to reviewing any other smartphone — or any other product at all, for that matter.

"Kim, do you already have Apple iPhone 7 and 7 Plus units there?" I asked my friend Kim Lato of Kimstore the ot...

Another year, another annual iPhone launch. It's no secret that Apple has been feeling the pressure recently, with the first quarterly revenue drop in 13 years.

Incredible screen; Fast performance; Waterproofing

Battery is still too small; Some software bugs

Few companies can generate an emotional response like Apple can. The iPhone 7 is a good phone, but for every step forward we find with lifestyle features, there seems to be a step back somewhere else.

Water Resistance; Increased Storage; Improved Camera

Conservative Design; Poorer Headphone Performance; Poorer Battery Life

Having plagued Sony for years, the curse of smartphone stagnation is knocking on Apple's door. Given the rapid rate of progress over the last nine years it was inevitable that eventually the iPhone would become an annual evolution and no longer a revolution.

Having plagued Sony for years, the curse of smartphone stagnation is knocking on Apple's door. Given the rapid rate of progress over the last nine years it was inevitable that eventually the iPhone would become an annual evolution and no longer a revolution.

The best iPhone ever is still very “meh�

After using the iPhone 7 for a little over a week, there wasn't anything much with it that I could say stood out from the previous model. Yes, it has more RAM, more storage, better processor, better camera, better display but all these felt incremental that you could not really see or feel the...

* Better performance; * Better camera; * Water-resistance; * Bigger storage

* Missing 3.5mm audio port; * Home button takes time to get used to; * Same old design; * Expensive