The iPhone 7 may have survived a scratch and bend torture test it was subjected to by a YouTuber. The Apple flagship also proved it was a tough cookie and more than merely water resistant as it ...

iPhone 7 owners desperate for a headphone jack might be drilling a hole into their shiny new Apple device because of a YouTube video. Secret Hack to Get Headphone Jack on the iPhone 7 by TechRax isn’t ...

Torture testing a new iPhone model via a series of drop tests and other bizarre experiments has essentially become a rite of passage at this point. Still, it’s a bit surprising that a few folks have ...

A prank video showing users how to drill a headphone jack into the iPhone 7 has made the rounds on the internet and has also angered some users. The how-to video, posted by TechRax, is titled "Secret ...

A video purporting to show an iPhone battling it out with superacid shows some interesting chemistry, but it's not what you might think. Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and tech news ...

This might seem obvious, but it’s a really, really bad idea to drill a headphone jack into the new iPhone 7. But that hasn’t stopped some people from trying it. A new video published to YouTube ...

The new iPhone 14 Crash Detection feature is proven to be effective. Apple's latest iOS enhancement was tested by the popular YouTube group TechRax. I like how the car gets completely crushed but the ...

The imminent release of a new iPhone with a ‘Ceramic Shield’ for greater protection means only one thing — a crowd of wacky YouTubers chomping at the bit to create a new round of extreme stress test ...

Apple's new iPhone X might have an attractive design with features that make it one of the more attractive options on the market. But it's also apparently really, really prone to damage. In a study to ...

You know how it is. You’re in your kitchen, boiling up your blue crayons, stirring spoon in one hand, iPhone in the other. As you scroll through your Twitter timeline, your phone slips from your hand, ...

Torture testing a new iPhone model via a series of drop tests and other bizarre experiments has essentially become a rite of passage at this point. Still, it's a bit surprising that a few folks have ...