Your phone is at risk as cybercriminals shift to a “mobile-first attack strategy,” having discovered you are far more likely to fall victim on your phone than a larger device. And given the amount of time we spend on our phones, an “insidious new attack vector — the pairing of social engineering with mobile devices,” is making the threat worse.

If it winds up lasting as long on a charge as promised, the iPhone 16e could set a new standard for all mid-range phones in terms of endurance — including Android phones. Its real test, however, would be to beat the the 18 hours and 49 minutes clocked in by the OnePlus 13R.