Bloomberg is reporting that Apple will release first Mac models powered by in-hose designed chips featuring eight CPU cores next year. The chip is believed to be fabricated by the independent semiconductor maker TSMC on its five-nanometer process technology.
If you own an iPad Pro and have been hoping that Apple would bring its Logic Pro X, Final Cut Pro X, and Xcode apps to the powerful tablet, you may not have much longer to wait.
Before Apple got around to officially announcing the new iPhone SE, there was a rumor floating around that the company was working on an "iPhone 9 Plus" that could be released alongside the smaller variant.
The selling point for Apple TV+ right now is original series, films, and documentaries. But that could include live sports in the future.
Apple is working on 5G-enabled iPhones, we know that much is true. But another rumor has surfaced suggesting we could see a production delay in some models.
The rumor mill isn't giving up on any potential future Apple-branded product releases, even if there is a global pandemic currently taking place. And now there's a new rumor to add to the pile. Not that Apple is shying away from new products all on its own, of course.
Apple's upcoming refresh for the AirPods wireless earbuds is said to rock the same design as the $249 AirPods Pro, but without the active noise cancellation feature to keep the price down.
As suggested by a list of upcoming Apple products that the increasingly reliable Twitter leaker @L0vetodream has shared back in March, the rumored transition to ARM-based CPU technology for Mac computers could kick off with a revived twelve-inch MacBook notebook.
One of the more frequent rumors is that Apple is going to launch a new pair of AirPods Pro sometime in the near future, but a new report suggests we may be waiting a bit longer.
We recently heard that the upcoming iPhone 12 may be the first to start shrinking the notorious notch, and now we have CAD drawings strongly suggesting that the rumor might be true.
According to a reliable tipster, Apple will release its own wireless game controller for the iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and Mac devices later this year or next year.
The Apple Card is Apple's first credit card, and it appears to be successful in its own right. So perhaps it might not be too surprising to hear that Google is working on its own alternative.