FAQs about Iphone

An iPhone is a line of smartphones designed and marketed by Apple Inc. It combines a phone, camera, music player, and internet browser into a single device.

The iPhone was created by Apple Inc. under the leadership of Steve Jobs. The first model was announced on January 9, 2007, and released on June 29, 2007.

As of July 2025, the latest model is the iPhone 16 Pro/Pro Max, launched in September 2024. It features the Apple A18 chip, advanced AI integration, and enhanced camera capabilities.

iPhones use iOS, Apple’s proprietary mobile operating system. The current version is iOS 18.

It’s extremely rare. iPhones are known for strong security due to iOS's closed ecosystem and Apple’s app vetting process on the App Store.

iPhones use iOS, while Android phones use the Android OS. iPhones are known for their premium build quality, software-hardware integration, and regular updates.

With proper care, an iPhone can last 4 to 6 years. Apple usually supports older models with updates for around 5 years.

Recent iPhones (iPhone 12 and later) have an IP68 rating, meaning they’re water and dust resistant, not fully waterproof.

Yes. While integration works best with Macs, iPhones can be used with Windows PCs using iTunes or iCloud.

Prices vary. In 2025, entry-level iPhones (like the iPhone SE) start around $499, while flagship models like the iPhone 16 Pro Max can go beyond $1,299.

Yes, Apple provides a "Move to iOS" app that helps transfer contacts, messages, photos, and more from Android to iPhone.

Newer iPhones typically come with a USB-C or Lightning charging cable. Earphones and chargers are no longer included by default.

Absolutely. iPhones are renowned for their high-quality cameras, especially in the Pro models, offering features like Night Mode, Cinematic Mode, and ProRAW.

No. iPhones do not have microSD card slots. You must choose your storage option (e.g., 128GB, 256GB, 1TB) when buying.

Face ID is Apple’s facial recognition system used to unlock your phone and authorize payments. It’s highly secure, using advanced facial mapping technology.

While it's possible, Apple advises against it due to the complexity. However, Apple now supports Self Service Repair in many regions.

Yes, models like the iPhone 13 and 14 are still powerful, receive updates, and offer good value for money.

iCloud is Apple’s cloud storage service that helps you back up and sync your data across all Apple devices.

Yes. Recent iPhones support Dual SIM functionality via one physical SIM and one eSIM.

If you value security, performance, ecosystem integration, and regular updates — yes, it's worth it.