Some iPhone owners are still complaining about alarms that fail to go off on time, nearly a year after Apple said it was working on a fix.

But as Android Authority reports, iPhone users are still seeing alarm malfunctions. It points to a Redditor named Bryanlolwut, who said in a post this week that their 10:30 a.m. sleep alarm went off at 12:42 a.

This app allows users to create timers, countdowns, and alarms. It’s simple and it works, or at least it does for phones other than the iPhone. According to user reports, it seems that the iPhone has some alarm clock problems.

In a new Medium post today, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo outlines a few expectations for the iPhone models coming this year. Most of it corroborates previous iPhone 17 rumors and Kuo’s own previous statements, but there is one interesting tidbit: The iPhone 17 Air could be a lot thinner than originally reported.

The so-called "iPhone 17 Air" model expected to launch later this year will have an ultra-thin design that is 5.5mm at its thinnest

Phone 17 Air is coming this fall as an ultra-thin new model, and now Ming-Chi Kuo reports that it’s going to be thinner than we thought.

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Why not consider the newly released OnePlus 13R and 2023’s iPhone 15? If it seems odd to pitch a high-powered flagship against a $600 midrange phone, well, you mustn’t know much about the OnePlus 13R.

O nePlus, on January 7, finally released the much-anticipated OnePlus 13 series, which includes the OnePlus 13 and the OnePlus 13R. As much as the OnePlus 13 is impressive, the re

OnePlus starts the year with two new phones. Our OnePlus 13 vs. OnePlus 13R looks at what's different between the flagship and midrange models.