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!
2023's iPhone 15 Pro models are said to adopt under-screen Face ID with a little help from Apple's rival Samsung, which has developed under-panel camera technology.
Apple's first OLED laptop, an OLED MacBook, is reportedly scheduled to launch “around 2025” and it could apparently feature LG Display's Gen 8.5 OLED panel.
Apple will soon launch a Mac Studio lock adapter to enable customers to physically secure their computer with a third-party lock without damaging it.
Apple and Porsche held meetings in 2021 to discuss “possible joint projects” but no decision has been made as of yet regarding any future partnerships.
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.
Apple's new A16 chip could be reserved for the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, with the non-Pro models predicted to retain the company's current A15 chipset.
Apple unveiled some new hardware earlier this week at its "Peek Performance" event. And while there were rumors that we'd see the new "M2" processor at the event, along with maybe a new MacBook Pro and/or new MacBook Air, that turned out not to be the case. So, of course, we turn to the future, where rumors are still swirling that future hardware could arrive with those specs.
The iMac Pro has been gone for a year now and the 27-inch iMac just left the building. So, when should we expect Apple silicon successors to those systems?
Apple may soon launch the so-called “Studio Display Pro,” a pro version of the new Studio Display with mini-LED and the company's 120Hz ProMotion technology.
The current M1 MacBook Air should soon get a new design and more color options but don't expect Apple to swap the M1 chip for an upcoming M2 processor.