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Barclays: 2019 iPhones to lose 3D Touch, full-screen Touch ID on 2020 models & iPhone SE 2 with iPhone 8 hardware in the works

Christian Zibreg ∙ May 24, 2019

One analyst has made a number of predictions for the upcoming iPhones calling for the removal of 3D Touch from all 2019 models. He says iPhones released in 2020 may adopt acoustic fingerprint sensors behind the whole display area which would allow for a full-screen Touch ID feature. And there's also talk of the iPhone SE successor based on iPhone 8 hardware possibly being released in early 2020.

We’re 20 lines of codes away from having custom Camera shortcuts on the Lock screen

Christian Zibreg ∙ May 24, 2019

We'll soon find out what's in store for iOS 13 at the WWDC 2019 keynote on June 3. In the meantime, there's no shortage of improvements and new features on our iOS 13 wish list. And now, one developer has managed to come up with a very, very interesting hack that may or may not hint at broader Lock screen changes that could be in the works.

How to delete an email account from the Mail app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac

Sandy Writtenhouse ∙ Updated August 22, 2025

Find out how to quickly remove Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, or other email accounts from the Apple Mail app on your Mac or iOS device to declutter and streamline your inbox.

These Bang & Olufsen headphones are almost $150 off today

Nick Logan ∙ May 24, 2019

Bluetooth headphones don't tend to enjoy a great reputation among audiophiles. Although doubtlessly more convenient than traditional headphones, they almost always lack the bass response and high-end clarity that many serious listeners require.

Here are a few ways you can find some pretty great shortcuts for your iPhone and iPad

Christian Zibreg ∙ May 24, 2019

Apple's not made distributing scripts for its Shortcuts app particularly easy as there's no central repository where people could upload and share their own shortcuts with everyone else.

Apple stops signing iOS 12.2, preventing firmware downgrades from iOS 12.3

Anthony Bouchard ∙ May 23, 2019

In a routine move by Apple on Thursday, the Cupertino-based tech company stopped signing the iOS 12.2 firmware for its mobile lineup of devices, a move that hinders the iTunes-centric downgrade process to any firmware older than the recently-released iOS 12.3 update.

Apple first released iOS 12.2 nearly two months ago, and iOS 12.3 has been publicly available for a little longer than a week at the time of this writing. Given the circumstances, Apple’s decision to discontinue downgrades to iOS 12.2 isn’t particularly surprising.

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Benchmark shows significant performance boost in new 8-core MacBook Pro

Evan Selleck ∙ May 23, 2019

It has only been a few days since Apple launched brand new MacBook Pro models, including the company's first 8-core model. Now the first benchmark for the company's fastest Mac notebook shows an impressive boost in performance.

Review: never lose track of your subscriptions again with Bobby for iPhone

Christian Zibreg ∙ May 23, 2019

I bet you don't quite know how much you're spending in total on your recurring subscriptions, be it your iCloud storage upgrade, an Apple Music or Spotify membership, video-streaming services like Netflix or Amazon Prime or your rent. God knows to which rarely-used services your hard-earned cash is going every single month. Bobby does, that's who!