Following the news that the latest iOS update can break phones with non-official replacement screens, repairers are encountering a different, more subtle problem: If you put a genuine Apple ...

Apple has not yet commented on the ambient light sensor issue affecting iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and iPhone X models repaired by non-Apple service providers, and there is also a separate but ...

Some repaired phones are losing their ability to automatically adjust brightness, and the ambient light sensor is apparently being disabled by iOS during bootup.

According to a recent report by Engadget, if you replace the display on the iPhone X, iPhone 8 or iPhone 8 Plus it will disable the ambient light sensor on the handset.

Finally, MacGeneration revealed that the iMacs have a new ambient light sensor, which can be configured to automatically adjust backlight brightness based on ambient lighting conditions.

All four iPhone 14 models feature dual ambient light sensors for the first time, according to Apple's tech specs for the devices. According to ...