Apple is expected to refresh Mac notebooks and its iPad Pro family of tablets in the fall and now we have new evidence pointing to possible upgrades coming down the pike later this year.
French blog Consomac.fr (Google Translate) this morning managed to dig up some claimed single and multi-core synthetic benchmarks from Geekbench's database showing alleged CPU and GPU speed gains plus other improvements for the upcoming Apple A12 system-on-a-chip destined to power 2018's upcoming iPhone X and iPad models.
Bloomberg reported yesterday that a wireless charging case for AirPods that's compatible with the long-awaited AirPower charger and the Qi standard is coming later this year, and now Nikkei Asian Review confusingly claims that this product will be able to charge iPhones, too.
Commercial production has begun on TSMC’s 7nm chip. This is the same chip likely to be found in Apple’s upcoming A12 processor for all three 2018 iPhone models.
According to Variety, Apple's latest original video content deal is “Calls,” an English-language adaptation of the French short-form series Canal+ that let viewers experience short stories via real-life audio sources and minimal visuals.
Brazilian developer Guilherme Rambo has managed to uncover hidden references to a plethora of unreleased Apple Watch models from the iOS 12 beta 2 developer release.
Apple has picked up another high profile engineer for its self-driving car project. The Information reports that the company has hired Jaime Waydo, an autonomous vehicle expert who previously worked at NASA, and was more recently a senior engineer at Google's Waymo division.
Perhaps it will be called faster-charging. Just a few months after Apple introduced fast-charging on the 2017 iPhone lineup, an upgrade could soon be in order. According to Jun Zhang of Rosenblatt Securities, Apple will upgrade from 5V 2A to 9V 2A and 5V 3A charging circuitry in the 2018 iPhones.
Apple has hired formed Broadway Video and Viacom executive Kelly Costello, who is joining the Cupertino firm's growing worldwide video team as a business affairs executive.
According to a sketchy supply chain report issued Tuesday, next year's iPhone models will be outfitted with the industry-standard USB-C connector for charging and syncing.
While most of the rumors pertaining to Apple's supposed triple-lens iPhone have so far pointed to a late 2019 release at the earliest, a new report alleges that this year's flagship iPhone—the 6.5-inch iPhone X Plus—would also come outfitted with three rear-facing cameras.
The latest rumor about the so-called iPhone SE 2 suggests Apple’s next budget phone will include an iPhone X-like notch. If correct, it would mean Apple has finally decided on a final design for the 4-inch device after months of indecision.