Alleged CAD images of Apple’s upcoming iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone ZR successors just leaked on the web and you’ll immediately noticed that the upcoming phones are designed with a Lightning port. No USB-C for you this year!
According to Apple’s employees who are testing the titanium card ahead of a planned summer launch, it’s packaged inside a plain white sleeve with an Apple logo on the front.
Here’s a closer look at what the upcoming new second-generation iPhone XR colors, lavender purple and green, might look like in real life.
Apple will apparently integrate the camera bump into the rear glass in order to make it less pronounced, but that won’t change the fact that this year’s iPhones will have some whacky design.
A third camera could enhance your iPhone photography with a wider optical zoom range, enhanced low-light performance and a larger field of view.
More evidence points to no major design changes for the next-generation iPad mini except a relocated microphone centered on the upper back panel.
New renders surfaced on the web today, purporting to show the design of one of Apple’s next iPhone. In a joint venture, Indian website CompareRaja and notorious smartphone leaker Steve Hemmerstoffer (OnLeaks) released the images, which they believe to represent a legitimate iPhone prototype.
A pair of photos published Tuesday appear to depict an unreleased iPad mini model in Rose Gold that seems to have a redesigned cellular antenna and no camera flash on the back.
An alleged third-party iPad mini 5 case sports a vertical camera cutout along with a hole for the headphone jack and an oddly-shaped cutout hinting at Apple Pencil 2 support.
Photos of Apple’s unreleased Smart Battery Case for the new iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max smartphone models leaked on the web Tuesday, indicating launch could be imminent.
Apple Watch Series 4 is widely expected to feature an approximately fifteen percent larger display. Just a few hours ahead of Apple’s big reveal later today, we got treated to our first factory leak regarding the wearable device.
Aside from confirming 2018’s iPhone names and new Apple Watch Series 4 sizes, the Apple.com website may have inadvertently revealed that the upcoming phones will top out at a whopping 512 gigabytes of storage.
