It has been rumored for a bit of time now that SoftBank is looking to sell ARM, the chip designer based out of Britain. And a new report aims to lock down a potential buyer.
A new supply chain rumor alleges that the upcoming Apple Watch Series 6 will come with blood oxygen monitoring capabilities, a potentially game-changing feature.
Unless something drastic happens, we are more than likely going to see new iPhones unveiled later this year. But it's certainly starting to look more and more like September is not going to be when it happens.
Apple last updated the MacBook Air lineup in March of this year, but a new regulatory filing suggests that a new model could be on the way.
The latest leaked part of the upcoming iPhone 12 lineup is something that will be buried inside the new handsets whenever they see the light of day later this year.
Depending on how things shake out, Apple may have to rearrange its yearly plans to announce new iPhones later this year. Until then, we've got the rumor mill drip feeding us new things.
While some folks may still prefer Touch ID, it's hard to argue that Apple doesn't trust Face ID to be the go-to biometric security option for devices like the iPhone and iPad. But what about the Mac?
While the coronavirus pandemic continues, some businesses are still feeling its effects. And that includes Apple, which, according to a new rumor, may still be feeling the impact later this year when it plans to launch new iPhones.
According to a new report from TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, future iPhone models coming in 2022 will feature greater optical zoom than the current iPhones' 2x optical zoom by switching to a periscope telephoto lens design, which bends the light 90 degrees rathe than using a series of prisms and mirrors like the current iPhone lenses.
According to a new supply chain report Wednesday, Apple may release a pair of second-generation AirPods Pro noise-cancelling earphones during the second half of next year.
When Apple launches its first 5G-enabled iPhones, which are expected to arrive later this year, it's believed every new model will support both sub-6GHz and mmWave 5G bands. But 2021 may offer a different strategy.
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.