iPhone 17 Air battery capacity tipped, and it may not look very pleasing to buyers. However, the smartphone’s weight showcases some surprising numbers. After the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge launch ...

We’ve long known that while this fall’s iPhone 17 Air is set to be an astonishingly slender and lightweight device, it will come with a painfully small-capacity battery to compensate.

However, a recent report hints that iPhone 17 Air’s battery life might not be as bad as expected. According to a report from Bloomberg, Apple and Samsung battery supplier TDK is all set to begin ...

Newer smartphones come with bigger and bigger batteries, but also with more and more power-hungry features to compensate.

In a new post on Naver, smartphone supply chain leaker yeux1122 has shared two new details regarding Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17 Air: its battery capacity and weight. This account, for the most ...

Just the other day, I wrote about how Apple had a few tricks up its sleeve to make the iPhone 17 Air feature great battery life despite its ultra-thin design. Now, blog Naver news aggregator ...

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The iPhone 17 Air is rumored to be just 5.5mm thick, making it even thinner than the Galaxy S25 Edge. A new leak suggests the phone could have a laughable 2,800mAh battery, over 1,000mAh smaller ...

A new leak has revealed the iPhone 17 Air's apparent battery size, which makes the Galaxy S25 Edge's cell seem huge by comparison. The leak in question was disclosed by known tipster yeux1122 on ...

With more than a decade of experience, Nelson covers Apple and Google and writes about iPhone and Android features, privacy and security settings, and more. Jason Chun is a CNET writer covering a ...

A new leak coming straight from Apple's supply chain has confirmed the upcoming iPhone 17 Air's 5.5mm thickness and reveals the battery capacity, which almost sounds like a crime in 2025.

The iPhone 17 Air, expected this fall, could be the first Apple smartphone to feature advanced silicon-anode battery technology. Japanese supplier TDK has confirmed that it's accelerating ...