More than a facelift, the iPhone Air is a different strategy altogether, being neither a more affordable base model nor a ...

Apple is widely rumored to be planning a new iPhone SE, and there is now a fresh hint that the device's launch is approaching ...

Who is generation beta? Like generations Z and alpha, gen beta will be profoundly shaped by a world in which technology and the environment are rapidly changing. Here's what that means for the new ...

For the past several iPhone generations, Apple has kept the design largely the same. There are some changes here and there, but for the most part, it’s the same. That could change with the ...

would be iPhone SE 4 th generation. That’s what’s been expected until now, but a new report says we’ve been wrong all along. And another report has now lent weight to the surprising new name.

Generation X are now Australia’s wealthiest property owners according to KPMG analysis. Picture: NewsWire / Gaye Gerard KPMG’s Urban Economist, Terry Rawnsley, told Aussies to expect this ...

It’s 2025 and a new generational name has been born: “Generation Beta.” As people across the globe rang in the new year with celebrations, traditions and resolutions earlier this week, the first ...

Children born on and after January 1, 2025, will now be termed as Generation Beta or Gen Beta. The last time the world went through a generational shift was in 2010 when Gen Alpha babies were born, ...

Gen Z: Born 1995 to 2009, known for its diversity, and also called the iGeneration for growing up in the iPhone era. Generation Alpha: Born 2010 to 2024, the first generation to be assigned a ...

Analysis noted inheritance of property is becoming more common among children of older baby boomers, with a clear disparity in housing wealth between older and younger generations. In contrast ...

The generation consists of those born between 2025 and 2039. With the arrival of the new year, a new generation is officially on the horizon: Gen Beta. Defined as individuals born between 2025 and ...

Whereas young people in rich countries these days are addicted to their phones, more anxious than previous generations and far less likely than them to use mind-altering substances or to party ...