Apple guarantees it will continue supporting products at least five years after it stops selling them. Once those five years are up, Apple can deem that device “vintage." Apple recently classified two ...

Apple, for one, has reportedly just added some newer tech to its list of products that are considered “vintage” — devices that the company stopped selling more than five years but less than ...

The latter product is especially significant, because the 2018 Mac mini was the last remaining Intel model that was not yet labeled either vintage or obsolete. Apple applies these designations ...

Apple today updated its vintage products list to add the 2018 Mac mini and the iPhone 6s, devices that will get more limited service and repairs now that they are considered vintage. The ‌iPhone ...

That's because Apple deems products vintage or obsolete after a certain number of years, limiting your repair options. In a support page updated on Monday as spotted by 9to5Mac, Apple explains how ...

Apple today added the original iPhone SE to its vintage and obsolete products list. The first version of the ‌iPhone‌ SE came out in March 2016, which means it has been seven years since it ...

Today, proud owners of Apple II computers put them on display to remember the days of yore. But for young people like me, the vintage Apple II is nothing more than old. Ten years older than I am ...