iPhone

British

/ ˈaɪˌfəʊn /

noun

a type of mobile phone which includes a music player and internet browser

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Otherwise, my iPhone apps are happy to fill the vacuum with hours of videos that leave no gratification at all.

From The Wall Street Journal

A laptop balanced precariously on his knees, his iPhone framed by a ring light, he spends several hours a day dissecting the details of Nancy Guthrie's sudden disappearance with his rapidly growing audience of fellow true crime enthusiasts.

From BBC

In 2007, Apple’s iPhone created a global consumer revolution.

From The Wall Street Journal

The iPhone maker’s success in releasing new Apple Intelligence features and the improved Siri this year are crucial for the company’s stock, Bernstein analyst Mark Newman said in a note earlier this week.

From MarketWatch

Investors have been worried about what that means for Apple, and Newman estimated that prices for the new iPhone’s components could be 15% higher.

From MarketWatch

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