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.
Apple refreshed its sitemap files ahead of today’s “Gather round” event and people were able to infer the new 40mm and 44mm sizes for Apple Watch Series 4 from the product URLs.
Google has not been able to completely get rid of the bezels on an upcoming Pixel phone. Rumor has it that the bigger Pixel will feature a tall notch housing two camera lenses.
Thanks to a newly discovered asset in the iOS 12 beta code used to define affordance corners, we can now say with a pretty high degree of certainty that this year’s iPad refresh will indeed bring the same rounded corners as iPhone X.
Samsung has apparently accidentally (or was it “accidentally”?) posted its Galaxy Note 9 promotional video to YouTube ahead of next week’s announcement.
2018 iPad Pros might be used in portrait mode provided Apple made a horizontal keyboard accessory that connected to a relocated Smart Connector on the back of the device.
Not only will a so-called budget iPhone utilize cheaper, power-hungrier LCD screens, but also use a single-lens camera out the back instead of a dual-lens system, claims a new leak.
Watch these rarely leaked videos meant for the eyes of Apple’s service technicians before the company issues a takedown notice, which they’re probably working on as we speak.
Apple is expected to release three iPhone models this year featuring iPhone X-like design complete with an improved TrueDepth camera system in the notch and Face ID. This morning, three claimed glass panels for these devices have made their first appearance.
The new iPhones should be outfitted with four gigabytes of RAM, not three like the current iPhone X and 8 models, and have 40% faster graphics and at least 10% faster CPU.
This year’s iPhones may ship with an 18W power adapter and USB-C to Lightning cables and it seems that a prototype of a US version of the adapter has leaked out.
