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You may soon subscribe to the next Apple gadget instead of paying for it outright as the company is apparently working on a hardware subscription service for the iPhone and other products.
Budget iPad, Apple's entry-level model that starts at $329, is predicted to increase screen size on models releasing next year to match the eleven-inch iPad Pro.
Some rumors just refuse to die. They might go dormant for a long stretch of time, but there's always a possibility we'll hear about some unreleased product again. Take, for example, a 15-inch MacBook Air that we heard about back in January of last year. Well, now it's back in the news cycle!
A reliable analyst predicts no mini-LED products from Apple in 2022. So, does that mean that the eleven-inch iPad Pro won't get a mini-LED upgrade this year at all?
One of the new devices that the rumor mill suggested we'd see at Apple's "Peek Performance" event earlier this month was a new iPad Pro. Unfortunately, that did not come to pass. Which means we're still waiting for Apple to refresh the 12.9- and 11-inch iPad Pro models at some point in the near future.
The next iPad Air could use Apple's M1 chip, claims a last-minute rumor, implying that iPad Air 5 might potentially match the performance of the iPad Pro line.
While nothing is official quite yet, it sounds like Apple may be targeting an early March timeframe for its oft-rumored spring event. There had been some early expectations that Apple would be leaning more towards an April unveiling. But, a new report says Apple wants the cat out of the bag a bit earlier than that.
OLED iPads are reportedly in the works, with Apple potentially launching a massive new iPad Pro model in the future featuring a screen measuring 15 inches diagonally.
With 2021 about ready to wrap up, the rumor mill will likely start ramping things up regarding future products and software releases. So of course we will start to hear more about iOS 16 and what that future update will bring to the table. Or, in this case, the devices it might not support.
Rumor has it that the next iPad mini could adopt ProMotion, Apple's screen technology providing dynamic refresh rates up to 120Hz which could also help fix jelly scrolling.
Apple's transition to displays with mini-LED technology is only an interesting one if you follow the rumor mill. If you do, then you know that the expectation is that Apple, at some point in the relatively near future, is going to make another transition in its display technology usage. This one will be to OLED, a technology that a lot of people have been demanding for quite some time.
The global chip shortage has worsened and not even Apple is immune to this industry-wide supply chain problem. According to a new report, the Cupertino company has sharply cut back on iPad production and redirected certain tablet components to the latest iPhone 13 models in order to boost handset inventory and support holiday sales.