Pretty much everyone has an iPhone after Apple changed the mobile phone game in 2007. In that year it introduced its first ever handset and it quickly became a revolutionary device.
Several incarnations have followed since - with the iPhone 13 the current latest model. But if you are an iPhone user and you've had yours a long time, Apple has warned it could soon become obsolete.
Apple typically unveils new iPhones at the same time each year, and we're expecting to see the iPhone 14 arrive in September, 2022, but as the new devices arrive, some much older devices will likely start to get very slow. An iPhone is considered obsolete when Apple stops selling it and no longer provides any hardware service repairs. To get the latest WalesOnline newsletters emailed to you directly for free click here .
