Based on recently discovered CAD designs, a leaker claims only the flagship iPhone 12 model, the rumored 6..7-inch iPhone 12 Pro Max, will come equipped with LiDAR.
Is Apple going to make a foldable iPhone? It's probably not going to happen soon, but it's certainly possible that, if the market deems it necessary, we could see one some day.
A new iPhone is coming, and the latest renders of what that could look like show off a brand new color option for good measure.
While we inch inexorably closer to the unveiling of new iPhones later this year, we are left with the rumor mill giving us glimpses of what might be.
It has been rumored for quite some time that Apple is planning to transition away from Intel chips in its Mac desktops and notebooks, opting for its own design with ARM-based processors. How Apple gets there, though, has been a point of contention.
The rumor mill is telling us we should be expecting small redesigns for the iPad Air and iPad mini, and that Apple is working on an iMac with an iPad Pro design aesthetic. But we may have to wait a bit longer before these new devices actually launch.
A new, unreleased desktop Mac computer model, bearing model number "A2330" and running macOS 10.15, has been spotted in Eurasian regulatory filings alongside the iPhone 12 models.
Twitter has been caught testing six different reactions to tweets that look and behave similar to the collection of reactions that are available on Facebook.
At some point in the future Apple is going to refresh the iMac lineup, but a recent rumor suggests we could see a whole new design later this month.
Technically speaking, Apple has an in-store trade-in program, but it only covers a select number of the company's devices. And right now, the Mac is not one of them. But that is reportedly changing soon.
Piggy-backing on its earlier report alleging that Apple might need to push back the launch of its first 5G-capable iPhone to October, Taiwanese trade publication DigiTimes this morning said that mass production of the device will start in July.
While there is some speculation regarding when, exactly, Apple is going to launch new iPhones later this year, it sounds like production will kick off relatively soon.