For those reading the tea leaves, Apple's slow transition towards a truly wireless charging future for its devices is all too clear. That's certainly the case if you look at the latest patent application wins the company recently received.
Apple's power adapters aren't the smallest out there, and for people looking to save some space for the chargers they do have plugged in, the smaller options from third-party companies may be the best bet. But it sounds like Apple may be looking to change things up in the future.
Right now, the iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max all feature both sub-6GHz and mmWave 5G connectivity options. However, outside the United States that's not the case, with the iPhone 12 lineup only supporting the slower sub-6GHz option. But that may change with this year's offering.
Earlier today, a 3D animation apparently revealed just what, exactly, Apple's oft-rumored AirTags will look like. Now, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is weighing in on Apple's launch strategy for 2021, telling us what we're already expecting: it's going to be a busy year.
Remember AirTags? The oft-rumored Apple-branded Tile-like tracking device that was originally expected to launch sometime in 2020? That didn't happen, so now all eyes are turned to 2021 as the release year.
If you're a fan of in-ear wireless headphones, or earbuds, then we've put together a list of the best options you can buy.
Foldable phones are all the rage these days, gobbling up plenty of attention. However, they're not quite yet the mainstream devices some companies might hope (due in large part to the price tags). That may change when/if Apple hops into the circus at some point in the future.
It's been a few months since Apple raised some concerns over a logo trademark. Prepear had garnered the ire of Apple over the company's pear logo earlier this year, but now the companies are working towards a settlement.
It has been over a year since Apple filed a copyright lawsuit against the device virtualization company Corellium. But now a verdict has been handed down, and it's decidedly against Apple.
AirPods Pro has become one of the most popular products for Apple to date, so of course the company is going to keep it around. But how do they improve upon it? Maybe offering different sizes is one way to do it.
Have you ever felt like your keyboard is just too rigid when it comes to options for getting things done? Ever felt like it would be cool if it could change on demand, moving from a configuration to get work done and adapting to your gaming needs? Well, research from Apple indicates that someone agrees with you.
Last year, Apple launched the Hearing Study alongside work from the University of Michigan (which also supports the AirPods Pro). The goal was to determine overall hearing health from participants. But it turns out a bug associated with the app may have led to a lot more information being collected.