iPhones were never cheap to begin with but with the iPhone X, Apple has pretty much shattered the price barrier with a starting price of $999 in the US! So if you happen to own an iPhone, the last thing you would want is to lose it and that's exactly where tracking comes in.

Is It Possible to Track an iPhone with a Phone Number?

Technically, it is indeed possible to track an iPhone with just the phone number as long as the SIM with the number is kept inside the phone. Now, what people usually do right after stealing a phone is they take out and throw away the SIM card, thereby making it impossible for the phone company or anyone else to track your lost iPhone. In other words, unless you are dealing with someone who wants you to give you your phone back or a really ignorant thief, you will not be able to track an iPhone with just a number for too long.

What Can You Do then?

All you need to do is install mSpy on your iPhone, which is the best iPhone spy app available today. Once you have installed the application, you can not only spy on your phone's location in the US, but pretty much anywhere in the world that it is taken to. Do it today because phones don't exactly get lost with prior notice and once it has been lost without a tracking app on it, nothing much can be done really.

How Should You Use mSpy to Retrieve Your Lost iPhone?

Now that you know mSpy will do the job, the next step is understanding how the software works and how you can put it to use. mSpy uses your iPhone's unique IMEI number to track it, therefore making any SIM change ineffective against stopping the phone from being tracked. After you purchase the application from their official website, you should receive a link for downloading the software. Once you have downloaded and installed the application, set it up with your PC and your iPhone as per instructions provided here. Once this part is done, you should always be able to see your iPhone's exact location on a detailed map by logging into your provided mSpy account.

Do You Need Your iPhone to be Jailbroken?

The short answer is no, you can spy on iPhone without jailbreak with mSpy, but the features will be limited. There are a few risks, but jailbreaking your iPhone opens it up to so many new things that you should probably try it at least once.

Perhaps the best part about choosing mSpy is that it lets you do more than just track your stolen iPhone. You can use it to know where your under-aged children might be going to or with whom your employees are talking to during business hours. Before using any of those features though, make sure that you are not breaking any legal boundaries.

In a somewhat dismal presentation where certain features of the iPhone X failed on camera, Apple finally revealed the much awaited iPhone X to the world on September 12. While the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus were also launched on the same day, it would be cruel but safe to say that nobody really cares about them that much in light of the iPhone X. While the new poster boy for Apple is full of controversial and downright bizarre design choices, there is no doubt that when it comes to raw power, it's a beast and now we will take a look at the Geekbench scores revealed to us by ValueWalk to see just how powerful it really is in comparison to the Galaxy S8 and the Galaxy Note 8.

As you can see from the screenshot above, the iPhone X absolutely mops the floor with the S8 and the Note 8 in both single core and multi-core performance. Granted that the real world difference in performance will hardly be noticeable by users, it doesn't take away from the fact that the A11 chip is way ahead of anything that Samsung, Qualcomm or any other Android chip manufacturer might have up their sleeves anytime soon!

Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)

Let's get one thing out of the way first, there's a lot to love about the iPhone X and this is not an article written to thrash it by any means. Nevertheless, it is a practical look at what can only be described as the "ears" of the iPhone X! Similar to the Essential Phone by Andy Ruben, but much wider, there's a significant gap at the top of the smartphone which Apple has utilized to incorporate the front camera and other sensors onto the front. As you can see from the image on top, this is quite a strange decision, given that it means this is not exactly a 5.8-inch display in effect.

Videos, games and other content will either be missing chunks from them or they will only utilize the rectangular section of the screen, making it much smaller than what you are paying for. Then there are other problems like you cannot see the scroll bar while scrolling a web page and white bars on the "notches" or "ears" in landscape mode. I am pretty confident that all this won't hurt sales though, since you know, it's Apple!

Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)

The iPhone X has finally been launched and although it was released alongside two other smartphones, no one really cares about them anymore unfortunately. The iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus are definitely upgrades over the last gen iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, but anyone who takes a look at the iPhone X will probably end up buying that instead, provided of course, you can afford to! Let's admit it, it does look great and although the design is nothing we haven't seen already from the likes of Xiaomi, Samsung and Andy Ruben's Essential Phone to name a few, it still is the most beautiful "iPhone" ever.

If you thought the iPhone X was going to be costly in the US at $999,, wait till you hear what it will cost to buy in India! It has been estimated that after taxes, this little beauty will set an Indian customer back by INR 102,000 or $1,565 (approximately)! That is however, for the model with 256GB in-built storage. If you would rather buy the one with just 64GB of internal storage, it will set you back by INR 89,000 or $1,387 (approximately). The bottom-line is, if you are reading this in the US, remember that people from countries with weaker economy have to spend a LOT more to get their hands on one of these!

Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)

If you have been following the latest buzz around the upcoming iPhones then you probably already know that they are coming out this Tuesday, which is September 12. As per reliable sources, Apple's brand new headquarter will be the venue of the unveiling for more than just two phones this year.

Apart from introducing the expected upgrades to the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus with the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus, the world will witness Apple reveal a third phone as well. This will be the very first time that Apple is expected to release three iPhones at a single event and this third entrant will be called, "iPhone X." A new Apple Watch and may

The iPhone X will of course be the one with the borderless OLED display, if the leaks and rumors are to be believed of course. Although, at this point, it's only a matter of official confirmation because all but the actual handset has been revealed. The question is, will you be picking up an iPhone X for $1,000+ or will the iPhone 8 or iPhone Plus be enough for you?

Source: Steven Troughton-Smith on Twitter

Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)