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Apple fans should not expect unveilings of the company's rumored over-ear headphones and an alleged item-tracking accessory, dubbed AirTag, at its online product event next Tuesday.
We've known for quite some time now that Apple had to delay the announcement of its newest iPhones. But now it's October and the time is (almost) over.
While Apple's upcoming September event is likely to be focused on a new Apple Watch and new iPad Air, there may be more in store. Which means we could see Apple's oft-rumored tracking device get announced as well.
Tile's tracking devices are meant to help you find things. But sometimes bad things happen and we lose those things. The company's new subscription service is designed to help with those moments.
Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman ran a story this morning discussing Apple's fall product blitz which allegedly includes a new pair of Apple-branded headphones, upcoming Apple Watch Series 6 models, a redesigned iPad Air tablet and a smaller HomePod smart speaker.
We know Apple is delaying the iPhone 12 launch a little bit. And a new rumor aims to lock down a time table for when we might expect the new smartphones and a new accessory.
Before Apple hosted this year's all-online Worldwide Developers Conference, there was a rumor going around that the company would use the event to launch a brand new iMac, and potentially other products as well.
Apple's upcoming Tile-like AirTags tracking accessory designed to be attached to easily misplaced items such as keys and wallets will apparently use a plethora of sounds to signal its various states to the user, including subtly indicating when an AirTag is nearby.
iOS leaker @blue_kanikama yesterday shared some additional details regarding AirTags, which is Apple’s rumored and unannounced Bluetooth accessory that can be attached to items like keys for tracking purposes.
Tile has complaints against Apple, and it has made them known in the United States. Now it's doing the same thing in Europe.
It's been rumored for quite some time that Apple is working on an item-tracking device, and now the company has directly referenced the upcoming accessory.
Apple is not a stranger to claims of anticompetitive behavior, and according to Tile things have not gotten better with Apple in recent months.