In a rare slip-up, the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) accidentally published confidential iPhone 16e schematics, ignoring Apple’s explicit request for secrecy. The 163-page PDF briefly ...

The 163-page document is clearly labeled with the words 'Apple Proprietary and Confidential' and goes over the various components inside the iPhone 16e device.

The FCC has mistakenly leaked a whole bunch of schematics for the iPhone 16e. This is despite Apple specifically requesting for them to be confidentially held.

The Federal Communications Commission has seemingly leaked schematics for the iPhone 16e, despite Apple specifically requesting for them to be confidentially held. For complex communications hardware ...

Founder and CEO Sergiy Nesterenko, a former SpaceX engineer, decided to start Quilter to automate the electronics design process and help business save time and labor costs. Welcome back to The Prompt ...

Xiaomi Corp. said it’s confident its new iPhone rival will exceed the sales of its previous model, saying the phone saw record demand immediately after its debut on Saturday. “It’s been just two days ...

Formula 1 returns to its original night race at the Singapore Grand Prix this weekend with the event having become one of the most challenging on the calendar. Faced with high temperatures and ...

Oct 6 (Reuters) - Ferrari (RACE.MI), opens new tab has completed the construction of e-Vortex, the new test circuit next to its Fiorano test track in less than four months, the sports car maker said ...

In Waco, Texas, professional rodeo athletes are battling it out for circuit finals championships. Round No. 1 of the Texas Circuit Finals kicked off on Tuesday, October 7. Throughout the night fans ...

Senator Chris Coons talks to the journalists during a press briefing in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Monday, May 3, 2021. Top Biden administration officials and U.S. senators crisscrossed the ...

HONG KONG, Oct 13 (Reuters Breakingviews) - The truce between the United States and China always looked too good to last. What's surprising is how quickly it has fallen apart. The world's two largest ...