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- Buyer's Guide: Is it the right time to buy an iPhone 13 with the iPhone 14 just around the corner?
With new iPhone 14 leaks popping up everyday is the right time to buy the iPhone 13? The iPhone 13 was released back in September 2021 and has been a really popular phone, especially the iPhone 13 Pro which got major upgrades to its cameras and a new 120Hz Pro Motion display. It is probably safe to say that now is not the best time to buy an iPhone, especially since we are just a few months away from Apple’s launch of the iPhone 14. If you’re new to iPhone and are looking for a cheaper alternative you could pick up the new third generation iPhone SE which launched back in March of this year and has most of the features that are available on the flagship iPhones.
- Deals: 2021 iPad Pro is now available for up to a $100 OFF
The 2021 iPad Pro is now available on Amazon for up to a $100 OFF. The base 11-inch model is now $699 down from $799. The 2021 iPad Pro has the M1 chip inside. It also comes in an 11-inch model and 12.9-inch model. The 12.9-inch model features a mini-LED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. There’s also a 12MP Wide camera and 10MP Ultra wide camera with a LiDAR sensor. The iPad Pro also has a USB-C port for charging. FTC Disclaimer: The Apple Square earns a small commission whenever you use our affiliate links to purchase products.
- Deals: You can get 10% off when you buy AirTag 4-pack from Amazon
You can now buy AirTags in a 4-Pack from Amazon for 10% off. The price recently dropped from $99 to $89 which makes then $10 cheaper. It’s also much better than the price of an individual AirTag which is $29. AirTags are a great way to keep track of items that you frequently lose. By placing them on the item you can use the Find My App to locate your item with precision. FTC Disclaimer: TheAppleSquare earns a commission whenever you purchase a product using our affiliate links.
- Apple’s board receives a demo of new AR/VR headset as it nears completion
Image: RendersbyIan According to a new report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple has finally showed off their new product category to members of Apple’s board of directors last week. Apple has been working on this headset for years now and has been trying to release the headset to the public since 2019, but multiple factors prevented that from happening and delayed the product even further. Some of the issues include problems with the chips overheating and also problems with cameras and the software for the device. The Apple AR/VR headset will support both Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality. Design wise the headset will have a curved visor in the front and will have a strap similar to the Apple Watch to strap it to your head. Rumors also suggest that the headset could feature 15 cameras as well as 4K micro-OLED displays. It will be powered by two processors that are equivalent to the Apple M-series chips for the Mac. There will also be many other features. The software it will use is called realityOS and was discovered by an Apple app developer a couple of months ago. Gurman expects the new headset to launch as early as the end of this year, but he also claims that the product will be available to the market sometime in 2023. The Apple AR/VR headset will be a major new product category from Apple since the release of the Apple Watch back in 2015. It is also expected to cost around $3,000, and rumors suggested that Apple doesn’t expect customers to buy it.
- Apple launched new professional training courses aimed at supporting IT workforce
Apple launched a new service providing training courses and certification for the growing IT workforce to learn how to manage multiple Apple devices in a workplace environment. The new course allows users to receive professional training from Apple for IT support and management in a online self paced format. There a two new courses and exams which will allow users to earn certification from Apple in Apple Deployment and Management, and Apple Device Management. By taking the Apple Device Support course, users will learn about the tools, services, and best practices for supporting Apple devices. This course includes around 14 hours of articles and guided exercises to help train you. On the other hand, by taking the Apple Deployment and Management course, users will learn how to configure, secure, and manage Apple devices using MDM or mobile device management. Users will also learn different deployment strategies. The courses will have multiple levels which will improve your further understanding of the material and will allow you to take exams for $149 each after you finish them in order to receive certification. For users who are in financial need and would still like to take the courses, vouchers are available from Mac Admins Foundation. Visit training.apple.com in order to access these new courses.
- New flat-edge Apple Watch model might launch this year
Image: RendersbyIan The Apple Watch Series 8 might receive the new flat-edge design rumored for the Series 7, according to a new rumor shared by ShrimpApplePro on Twitter. Apple is reportedly using a flat screen for one of the Apple Watch Series 8 models, which suggests that the chassis will also be flat as well since the display on the Apple Watch curves on the sides with the current chassis. There’s a possibility that this is the new rugged Apple Watch model that we’ve been hearing about. It’s supposed to be used for extreme sports and also used in extreme conditions. It will also be more durable than your regular Apple Watch. The Apple Watch Series 7 was rumored to get this new flat-edge design back in 2021, but that never happened, so there’s a possibility that we might see it in the Apple Watch Series 8 lineup.
- Apple is testing color e-ink display technology for their upcoming foldable iPhones
Image: EverythingApplePro Apple is reportedly testing color e-ink technology for upcoming foldable iPhone and iPad models, according to a new tweet by Apple analyst Ming Chi Kuo. Kuo claims that the e-ink technology could be used for the secondary display available on the future foldable iPhone. He also said that color e-ink technology is more efficient when it comes to battery life compared to other displays. Apple’s upcoming foldable iPhone model has been rumored for a while now and it’s still not clear when the company will eventually release them to the public.
- USB-C might be coming to AirPods and other Apple accessories
More Apple products might ditch the lightning port in favor of USB-C ports, according to a new report made on Twitter by Apple analyst Ming Chi Kuo. According to Kuo, Apple will switch products like AirPods, Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse, Magic Trackpad, and MagSafe Battery Pack to USB-C and ditch the lightning port. Kuo also gave an update on his response to his previous rumor about the iPhone 15 ditching the lightning port for USB-C. He claims that Apple will most likely switch to USB-C instead of going completely port-less since there are current limitations to wireless technology which will make the transition to a port-less iPhone difficult. With more Apple products ditching the lightning port in favor of a USB-C port, it’s possible that the iconic lightning port will get discontinued in a couple of years.
- New affordable Apple TV model coming later this year
Apple is planning to release a new cheaper Apple TV model later this year, according to a new rumor from Apple analyst Ming Chi Kuo. Kuo claims that the new Apple TV model is set to release sometime in the second half of this year. He also claims that this new Apple TV model will allow Apple to compete with other companies like Amazon, Roku, and Google who all have cheaper alternatives for their smart tv products. Since it’s release, Apple has never offered a cheaper alternative for the Apple TV. There’s a possibility that Apple might take the TV stick route with the new model which their competitors have took to make a cheaper model. The new cheaper Apple TV model will bring in more users to experience tvOS for a much affordable price.
- Apple loses its title as world’s most valuable company to Saudi Aramco
Saudi Aramco surpassed Apple as being the most valuable company in the world. Saudi Aramco hold’s market cap of $2.43 trillion while Apple’s market cap fell more than 5% during trading and is now $2.37 trillion. This was caused by the recent spike in prices for energy stocks and oil prices. The company has dropped nearly 20% since it has announced its $3 trillion market cap earlier this year and Saudi Aramco has bumped up by 27%. Investors are starting to sell off their equities in different industries especially technology because of inflation and the deteriorating economy. This caused stock prices for many tech firms including Apple to fall. Saudi Aramco has reported that its profits doubled due to the rise in oil prices. There’s a possibility for Apple to once again takeover the title for world‘s valuable company since they passed Saudi Aramco as the most valuable public trading company back in 2020.
- Everything announced at Google I/O 2022 including new Pixel Watch, Pixel 7, Pixel Buds Pro, and more
Today Google held its annual Google I/O developer conference in person in Mountain View, California. Here are all the products announced by Google at the event. Pixel 6a Google unveiled the new Google Pixel 6a. The Pixel 6a is a new smartphone with the new Google Tensor chip and same design as the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro. It’s a new cheaper alternative to the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro for $449. Pixel Buds Pro Google also unveiled the new Pixel Buds Pro which are very similar to the Apple AirPods Pro. The new Pixel Buds Pro offer a variety of new features including active noise cancellation, transparency mode, support for hands free “Hey Google” voice control, support for the Google Find My Device app, spatial audio, and automatic switching between different devices paired to your Pixel Buds Pro. Pixel Buds Pro will be available for $199. Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro Google also gave us a sneak peak at the design for the upcoming Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro coming later this year. There‘s a slightly new design to the smartphone with the camera bar gaining a new aluminum finish. The Pixel 7 will also feature two camera lenses while the Pixel 7 Pro will feature three camera lenses. They will also be powered by the next generation Google Tensor chip and will ship with Android 13. Google hasn’t given us any information on the pricing yet. Pixel Watch Google also unveiled the new long awaited Pixel Watch. The Pixel Watch has a circular design with a crown, and a side button. You can also customize your watch bands with an Apple Watch like band replacing feature. The Pixel Watch will be powered by a new updated wearOS with FitBit functionality for health tracking and other fitness features. Pixel Watch will require a smartphone running Android 8 or newer. Pixel Tablet Google is planning to release their new tablet called the Pixel Tablet to compete with the iPad. The tablet will be powered by the Google Tensor chip. We haven’t heard anything else about the tablet, but Google claims that it will be available in 2023. Google AR Glasses Google showed off its AR Glasses right at the end of the event with real time translation during a conversation. We haven’t really heard anything else about the device other than now knowing that Google is joining Meta, Apple, and other companies in developing their own products for AR and VR support. Google I/O is very similar to Apple’s WWDC where they show off new software for their products to developers, but this year the event was packed with a bunch of new hardware announcements.
- iPhone 15 could be the first iPhone to feature a USB-C port
Image: EverythingApplePro According to a new rumor from Apple analyst Ming Chi Kuo on Twitter, he claims that Apple might finally make the switch to USB-C from lightning on the iPhone 15 models. Kuo claimed that his latest surveys in the supply chain has lead him to believe that Apple will replace the Lightning port with a new USB-C port. Here’s what Kuo said on Twitter: My latest survey indicates that 2H23 new iPhone will abandon Lightning port and switch to USB-C port. USB-C could improve iPhone’s transfer and charging speed in hardware designs, but the final spec details still depend on iOS support. It’s expected to see existing USB-C-related suppliers of Apple’s ecosystem (e.g., IC controller, connector) become the market’s focus in the next 1-2 years, thanks to vast orders from iPhones and accessories’ adoption of USB-C ports. Even though the Lightning port on the iPhone has been highly profitable for Apple, regulations passed by the EU could force Apple to make the move to USB- C for the 2023 iPhone models. The EU claims that having all smartphones use the same USB-C connector will prevent the massive throw out of unused cables. Apple has already replaced the Lightning port with USB-C ports on the iPad Pro, iPad Air, and Mac. Rumors from other sources suggest that Apple will completely move to a port less iPhone and will never switch to USB-C. Apple has already introduced MagSafe with the iPhone 12 which is a new magnetic wireless charger which attaches magnetically to the back of your iPhone, so it’s possible that Apple could use MagSafe as the only charging solution for the iPhone.












