It has been many years since Apple used the rainbow logo on any one of its products, but a new rumor suggests that could be changing soon.
Apple rumored to bring back the rainbow logo on new products
It has been many years since Apple used the rainbow logo on any one of its products, but a new rumor suggests that could be changing soon.
A major hardware project on Apple's roadmap has reportedly been cancelled.
We're only halfway through 2019, and already the rumor mill is peppering the market with speculation regarding the 2020 iPhone lineup.
It wasn't too long ago that Apple refreshed the AirPods lineup, adding another version of the truly wireless headphones that include a slightly better battery life, and a wireless charging case. But a new rumor suggests the company could launch yet another version later this year.
The hit-and-miss Taiwanese trade publication DigiTimes is reporting today that none of the upcoming iPhone models that will probably get announced in September will feature 3D Touch.
Later this year, Apple is probably going to launch new iPhones. Whatever the company ends up calling them (iPhone 11, iPhone XI, something else) still remains an unknown at this point, but we do have what is rumored to be a look at one of the internal pieces of the incoming devices.
Before the end of June, Apple announced that its long-standing design lead, Jony Ive, was on the way out. As a result, there was some shuffling done to the design team, including Jeff Williams (Apple's Chief Operating Officer) taking up the reigns to lead the charge.
As we previously reported, Apple is on the hook for missing contractual purchasing obligations concerning Samsung-built OLED display panels bound for iPhones. According to Samsung's earrings guidance released Friday, the Galaxy maker has actually received a cool $638 million from the Cupertino firm during the June quarter after Apple couldn't fulfill its previously agreed-upon purchasing order volume and no middle ground could be found.
Research firm IHS Markit reported today that Apple is developing a folding iPad.
TF Securities' Ming-Chi Kuo, the most reliable Apple analyst out there, says the next MacBook Air and other upcoming Mac notebooks will ditch the problematic butterfly keyboard mechanism that's been causing significant reliability issues and roll out a refreshed keyboard design based on the more traditional scissor-based typing mechanism instead.
Apple appears to be working on a wired data transfer method between devices.
A sketchy report, citing sources in the upstream supply chain, says Apple may create a China-specific iPhone with an under-display fingerprint sensor as a cheaper alternative to Face ID.