You set up your new phone, pick “Transfer from iPhone,” and then nothing moves. The screen just says “Preparing to Transfer.” It can sit there for a long time. If your iPhone 18 Pro is stuck on “Preparing to Transfer” and has stopped your setup, you are not alone. There are a few reasons the
Apple’s rumored Dark Cherry finish for the iPhone 18 Pro is doing something recent iPhone colors rarely manage: creating an emotional reaction before the phone itself has a chance to impress. Based on the latest concept photos circulating online, Dark Cherry isn’t simply another red variant. Depending on the lighting, it shifts between deep burgundy,
Apple may finally be ready to move away from the conservative color palette that has defined its Pro iPhones for years. Newly leaked dummy units for the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro lineup reveal several fresh finishes, with the standout option easily being a new Dark Cherry Red variant that gives the device a far more
It’s early, but the annual iPhone rumor cycle is already focused on finishes and hardware tweaks expected for Apple’s 2026 flagship lineup. According to a new supply-chain report cited by Macworld, Apple is currently testing several colors for the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, with a deep Dark Cherry Red shade positioned
Apple’s long-rumored foldable is no longer just a concept floating through patents and supply chain whispers. New case mold leaks shared by Sonny Dickson offer the clearest physical comparison yet between the upcoming foldable iPhone and the flagship iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. The result is a lineup that looks less like
iPhone 18 Pro might be heading into its most visually distinct era yet — not because of a new material or form factor, but because of color. According to a fresh round of leaks, Apple is testing a deep red finish for the next Pro lineup, while continuing a decision that already raised eyebrows last
Apple might finally be ready to tweak one of the most recognizable elements on its Pro iPhones. A new leak suggests the iPhone 18 Pro will ship with a noticeably smaller Dynamic Island — the first meaningful hardware change to Apple’s cutout since it debuted on the iPhone 14 Pro. For years, the Dynamic Island
The first unofficial images of the iPhone 18 Pro are making the rounds online, and if they’re accurate, Apple may be preparing one of its most dramatic front-facing design shifts in years. New 3D renders from designer ld_vova, reportedly based on early supply-chain chatter, show an iPhone that abandons the Dynamic Island entirely in favor
It’s been a while since the design community has seen an iPhone concept that truly divides opinion — but this imagined iPhone 18 Pro (2026) does exactly that. Emerging from Chinese social media in late October, the render shows a radical rethinking of Apple’s camera architecture: two mirrored pill-shaped modules, stacked side by side, breaking
Apple’s iPhone design language has evolved slowly but consistently over the past decade, with the camera bump becoming one of its most recognizable features. For the iPhone 18 Pro, new concept renders imagine Apple finally giving that hump a new role: transforming it into a functional secondary display. Traditionally, the iPhone’s rear cameras have lived