Everything we know about Apple’s C1 5G modem in iPhone 16e
Here is what we know so far about Apple’s all-new C1 subsystem. At the heart of the system, the C1 (Cellular 1) chip first appears in the iPhone 16e. It is also expected to debut in other Apple devices in the coming months and will likely see use across all or most of the iPhone range by this time next year.
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The iPhone 16e proves we do need Qualcomm for 5G in North AmericaThe 16e is the first iPhone that uses Apple's new in-house C1 5G modem, which the company developed after a lot of expensive ...
When 5G debuted with the iPhone 12 lineup, Apple introduced a sneaky new pricing tactic. Apple would list iPhones ...
Apple just announced the long-rumored iPhone 16E. With a starting price of $599 (up from the $429 SE ), it’s now the most ...
Despite my initial skepticism, I ended up feeling positively about the new iPhone 16e and why it may be a lucrative option, especially for first-time iPhone buys.
The iPhone 16e includes Apple's new custom C1 5G modem chip, which Apple says improves battery efficiency. The iPhone 16e ...
It starts at $599 and includes the company’s A18 chip and support for Apple Intelligence. The iPhone 16E also has Apple’s ...
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The iPhone 16e hints at 5G limits for the iPhone 17 AirAccording to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air, expected to launch this fall alongside the rest of the iPhone 17 lineup, is also likely to include the C1 chip. This suggests that ...
The iPhone 16e doesn't officially support MagSafe charging, but a test shows that you might want MagSafe cases nonetheless.
The iPhone 16E is Apple's rumored low-cost iPhone that's being announced as soon as Wednesday, February 19. Modeled after the ...
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The 'E' in iPhone 16E Might As Well Stand for ExpensiveCommentary: Apple's newest affordable handset is not a budget phone contender but could be a stepping stone to a new iPhone ...
Phone 17 5G modems will be made by MediaTek, as Apple moves away from Qualcomm. Future iPhones will use Apple's solutions ...
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