Those who are waiting for Apple Intelligence to fully roll out and decide on which iPhone to upgrade to will be able to consider the new iPhone SE alongside the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max. Based on the current evidence, Apple could be on to a winner with the SE, but the disappointing iPhone 16 Pro will take a hit in sales once more.

If there’s two words that really sum up the appeal of the new iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max, it’s creativity and customisation.

Apple claims that the iPhone 16 Pro's Corning-made Ceramic Shield glass is the strongest on any phone. The Pixel also features Corning-made Gorilla Glass Victus 2. So, the durability difference between the two glasses will be minute at best. Additionally, both flagships are rated IP68 for dust and water resistance.

There's a cost-effective iPhone Pro if you want to prepare for Apple Intelligence, but Apple will not sell it to you.

The iPhone 16 Pro looks nearly identical to last year's iPhone 15 Pro, but don't let the similarities deceive you. Apple has adjusted more than is obvious to the eye. To start, it has grown a smidge.

Apple has made the iPhone Pro interesting again. For starters - the iPhone 16 Pro feature set is identical to that of the Pro Max (yes, we

The iPhone 16, despite its marketing so far, still doesn’t have Apple Intelligence. That’s set to change on October 28th with the release of iOS 18.1, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter.

The entire iPhone 16 family gets new Apple silicon inside. The iPhone 16 Pro Max and 16 Pro rely on the A18 Pro processor, while the less expensive iPhone 16 and 16 Plus use the A18. As you might expect, the A18 Pro performs better than the A18, but not by too much.

Apple is set to release iOS 18.1 on October 28, featuring the Apple Intelligence suite. This update includes new writing tools, a revamped Siri, and a 'Clean Up' tool for Photos. Advanced features like ChatGPT integration and Genmoji will follow in later updates.