The new iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro (Max) are now available in the Middle East markets, after 10 days from the official release date. Although Apple did not make significant changes in prices, some countries are increasing iPhone prices like never before due to global inflation hitting the world.

In this article, we’ve summed up all prices of iPhone 14 in the United Arab of Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Egypt.

iPhone 14 prices in UAE

UAE was the first country in the Middle East to have the iPhone 14 because it has the only Apple Store in the region. As a result, UAE has the cheapest iPhone in the Middle East as it is sold by Apple UAE.

iPhone 14

The Standard iPhone 14 Prices in the UAE

• 128 GB costs AED 3,399.00
• 256 GB costs AED 3,799.00
• 512 GB costs AED 4,649.00
• Available in 5 colors (Midnight, blue, Starlight, purple, and product red)

iPhone 14 Plus Prices in the UAE

It will be available starting October 7, 2022.

• 128 GB costs AED 3,799.00
• 256 GB costs AED 4,199.00
• 512 GB costs AED 5,049.00
• It will be available in 5 colors (Midnight, blue, Starlight, purple, and product red).

iPhone 14 Pro Prices in the UAE

• 128 GB costs AED 4,299.00
• 256 GB costs AED 4,699.00
• 512 GB costs AED 5,549.00
• 1 TB costs: AED 6,399.00
• Available in 4 colors (deep purple, gold, silver, and black).

iPhone 14 Pro Max Prices in the UAE

• 128 GB costs AED 4,699.00
• 256 GB costs AED 5,099.00
• 512 GB costs AED 5,949.00
• 1 TB costs: AED 6,799.00
• Available in 4 colors (deep purple, gold, silver, and black).

iPhone 14 prices in KSA

The iPhone 14 lineup is available in Saudi Arabia on Amazon, among other authorized resellers. Here are the iPhone 14 prices in the kingdom:

iPhone 14

• 128 GB costs SAR 3,799.00
• 256 GB costs SAR 4,299.00
• 512 GB costs SAR 5,299.00
• Available in 5 colors (Midnight, blue, Starlight, purple, and product red).

iPhone 14 Plus

Since it hasn’t been released yet, not all the colors and versions are available. However, here are the prices:

• 128 GB costs SAR 4,199.00
• 256 GB costs SAR 4,699.00
• 512 GB costs SAR 5,699.00
• Once released, it will be available in 5 colors (Midnight, blue, Starlight, purple, and product red).

iPhone 14 Pro

• 128 GB costs SAR 4,699.00
• 256 GB costs SAR 5,199.00
• 512 GB costs SAR 6,199.00
• 1 TB costs: SAR 7,199.00
• Available in 4 colors (deep purple, gold, silver, and black). 

iPhone 14 Pro Max

• 128 GB costs SAR 5,199.00
• 256 GB costs SAR 5,699.00
• 512 GB costs SAR 6,699.00
• 1 TB costs: SAR 7,699.00
• Available in 4 colors (deep purple, gold, silver, and black). 

iPhone 14 prices in Jordan

The capital Amman has many Apple Authorized Resellers, including DNA, Virgin MegaStores, e-Store, iSystem, and Smart-Buy. Jordan has had a stable price scheme over the years regarding iPhone devices. According to DNA, here are iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro (Max) prices in Jordan:

iPhone 14

• 128 GB version is only available so far, which costs JOD 799.00
• Available in 5 colors (midnight, starlight, purple, product red, and blue).

iPhone 14 Pro

• 128 GB costs JOD 999.00 
• 256 GB costs JOD 1,099.00
• 512 GB costs JOD 1,309.00
• 1 TB costs JOD 1,499.00
• Available in 4 colors (space black, silver, gold, and deep purple).

iPhone 14 Pro Max

• 128 GB is only available so far, which costs JOD 1,099.00
• Available in 4 colors (space black, silver, gold, and deep purple).

iPhone 14 Plus

It hasn’t been released yet. It will go on sale in October.

iPhone 14 prices in Egypt

iPhone 14 prices sparked a frenzy in Egypt due to unconfirmed reports about its prices hike in the country; some reports say that the iPhone 14 Pro will hit around EGP 63,000, which translates to US$3,200.

Apple Authorized Reseller in Egypt, Tradeline, refused to comment on the new price leak, as the device is still unavailable in the Egyptian market.

iOS 16 has brought a new valuable “copy and delete” option when you screenshot on your iPhone; it allows you to paste the image in a message or email without saving it to your photo library, which helps you save storage on your iPhone.

The new iOS 16 “copy and delete” option can be used in regular and scrolling screenshots. It helps you keep your photo library out of repeated and useless screenshots.

So, how to take regular and scrolling screenshots on your iPhone without downloading a third-party app?

Regular screenshots using the new ‘copy and delete’ option

1. Press the side button and volume up button at the same time to grab a screenshot (you can also press one immediately after the other)
2. For 5 seconds, you can tap the screenshot thumbnail in the bottom left corner for more options – if you do nothing, it will save to the Photos app.
3. If you tap the screenshot thumbnail, you can use markup tools – tap the share button in the top right corner (square with up arrow) for quick options.
4. Tap Done in the top left corner for the handy new Copy and Delete option

Image Credit: 9to5Mac

Scrolling screenshot on iPhone

With this native iOS option, a scrolling screenshot or long screenshot gives you a PDF of everything on (or selection of) a document, webpage, note, or email in Apple’s apps.

1. Take a screenshot (press the side button and volume up button at the same time)
2. Tap the thumbnail in the bottom left corner before it disappears
3. Choose the Full Page option in the top right corner. The Full Page option will only appear in instances where there is more than one page worth of content on-screen
4. You can preview all the pages, use markup, and more before saving
5. You can also tap the crop icon (square-ish icon next to “Done”) to edit what part of the Full Page you’d like to save
6. Tap either Done in the top-left corner to save or the share button in the top right – you’ll get the new Copy and Delete option with these too

• Tip: For webpages, swipe down to ensure all content loads before saving the scrolling screenshot.

Image Credit: 9to5Mac

Third-party apps

Another option for scrolling screenshots of content inside third-party apps or more manual control (saving as PNG, etc.) is using an app like Picsew or Tailor.

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Apple will release the first update to iOS 16 in light of reports by some users about a bug in iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max causing the camera to shake and buzz on some apps, including Snapchat, TikTok, and Instagram.

These problems include the rear camera shaking, rattling, and even making physical noises.

Apple has acknowledged the problem in a statement to Bloomberg. The company says a fix will roll out sometime next week. If you are affected by this issue, do not allow your iPhone 14 Pro’s camera to rattle/shake because it could cause hardware damage.

Other users said they had seen similar problems with Snapchat, Instagram, and TikTok. A handful of videos showing this problem have also been shared on social media.

This video below from TikTok does a great job of showing the software problem alongside the iPhone 14 Pro’s camera module rattling. It was posted by TikTok user Damian Munoz on Saturday:

Because this iPhone 14 Pro camera shaking/rattling problem only affects the camera in third-party apps, it’s almost certainly a software bug.

In particular, it could be related to optical image stabilization, hence the rattling sounds the camera module makes. Likely, these third-party apps weren’t prepared for the iPhone 14 Pro camera changes.

As of right now, there’s no fix for this problem. The affected apps, like Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok, will likely need to roll out updates to their respective apps to solve the problem.