Show anyone the ultra-thin iPhone Air and they'll have two concerns: durability and battery life. Such worries first appeared during the iPhone 17 rumor season. Thankfully, though, the iPhone Air gets ...

When Zack Nelson — a.k.a. YouTube's JerryRigEverything — tried to bend the iPhone Air, it hurt his fingers. Apple wants to prove that its thinnest phone is durable. The company's execs challenged ...

Apple made several bold claims about the durability and scratch resistance of the new iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max. Thanks to the new Ceramic Shield 2 technology, all four new iPhones feature displays ...

There I was sitting next to Apple’s head of worldwide marketing Greg ‘Joz’ Joswiak, as he actually implored me to try to break the new iPhone Air. I used all my strength, and the 5.64mm thin phone ...

The thinnest iPhone in history is here, but many have since questioned its durability and tendency to bend due to its ultra-slim body. To address the concerns, Apple executives have recently gone on ...

Before the iPhone 16 series rolled out, I knew I wanted an iPhone with a larger screen than the traditional iPhone Pro size I'd been using. I went with the iPhone 16 Plus, then switched to the iPhone ...

The people most worried about bending their smartphone are likely the ones who carry it in a back pocket. That’s not recommended because accidentally sitting on the handset is inevitable. But it seems ...

When he used a machine to break the iPhone Air, it took 216 pounds of pressure to snap the device. The iPhone Air is Apple's thinnest phone yet, and execs have been challenging interviewers to bend it ...