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  • Apple prepares for iPhone 13, AirPods 3, and MacBook Pro’s production starting in August

    A new report from Nikkei Asia claims that Apple is preparing for the production of the new iPhone 13 models, AirPods 3, and next generation MacBook Pro which will start in August. The report claims that Apple has a busy Fall ahead of them since they’re planning to unveil these products in the Fall. Previous rumors about the next generation MacBook Pro also claimed that Apple was planning a fall release. iPhones normally always get unveiled in September, but last year they got unveiled in October because of the pandemic. The last time we AirPods got unveiled at an event was back in 2016 alongside the iPhone 7. So it will be interesting to see how Apple decides to unveil the AirPods 3. The next Apple event is rumored to be in September and most leakers have claimed that it might happen on the third week of September.

  • iPhone 13 will have a smaller notch, better optical zoom, but no Touch ID

    Image: EverythingApplePro A new report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman claims that the iPhone 13 will have a smaller notch and better optical zoom, but won’t have Touch ID. Apple was rumored to be working on a in screen Touch ID feature for this year’s iPhone but it seems unlikely that we will get it on the iPhone 13. Gurman said that Face ID will most likely be the only biometric sensor available on this year’s iPhone. The notch on the iPhone 13 will get smaller. Previous pictures showed the iPhone 13 display with a smaller notch. Gurman claims that the notch will get even smaller on next years models. There will be major improvements coming to the camera module on the iPhone 13. According to Mark Gurman, the iPhone 13 will have better optical zoom features which will bring more features to improve video recording. We know that the iPhone 13 will get a better camera because of the significant size difference which was shown in many alleged photos of the device. As we get closer to the iPhone 13 launch date it seems like the most exciting features we were waiting for won’t happen this year.

  • Apple doesn’t plan on bringing Touch ID to the Apple Watch anytime soon

    Image: EverythingApplePro Mark Gurman claims that Apple has no plans to bring Touch ID to the Apple Watch. According to Gurman’s report there is no reason for Apple to bring Touch ID to the Apple Watch and it will most likely never happen. This report comes right after The Verifier claimed that Apple was going to ship the Apple Watch Series 7 with Touch ID.

  • Apple launched the AirTag key rings and leather loop in new colors

    Apple launched new colors for the AirTag leather loops and key rings. The new AirTag leather loop and key rings now comes in California Poppy, and Forest Green. Previously these were only available in Baltic Blue, Saddle Brown, and Product Red. Apple also launched a regular AirTag loop which comes in Electric Orange, Deep Navy, White, and Sunflower for $29. The AirTag keyring is available for $35 and the AirTag leather loop is available for $39.

  • Apple launched a new MagSafe battery pack for $99

    Today Apple launched a new MagSafe battery pack for just $99. This will work with the new iPhone 12 models which launched last year in September. The new battery pack is just one of the accessories you can find for MagSafe. The battery pack is available in white and has a silicon coating. The product has an 11.13Wh battery which will partially charge the iPhone. The MagSafe battery pack will be able to charge an iPhone at 5W, but is capable of charging at 15W when plugged in. The MagSafe battery pack can be charged by plugging it into an outlet using a lightning to USB-C cable and a 20W power adapter for fast charging or by being connected to your iPhone while the iPhone is plugged in and charging. The MagSafe battery pack will be available on July 19.

  • The new larger 27-inch iMac will most likely have the M1X or M2X chip

    Mark Gurman’s new report claims that Apple’s new larger redesigned iMac will have a more powerful processor. The 27-inch iMac which has yet to be updated will feature the new M1X or M2X chip. This will be much more powerful than the M1 which had impressive benchmarks even though it was Apple’s first silicon for the Mac. Apple Silicon chips are more powerful than Intel and AMD chips. So there’s no doubt that the new iMac will have a better performance. We don’t known when the new iMac will be released but it should launch sometime next year since Apple still has to update the 27-inch model.

  • Apple will announce a new redesigned iPad mini this fall

    According to a new report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple is planning to announce a new a new redesigned iPad mini this fall. The new iPad mini will be another iPad to recieve the flat edged all display design change which was first introduced with the iPad Pro. The design will be more similar to the iPad Air which was released last year. The new iPad mini will have the next generation processor which will make it more powerful. Other than the design changes we don’t know what features the new iPad mini might get. The iPad mini has been updated in a while, so it is exciting to finally see new features and changes coming soon.

  • New leaked image of an iPhone 13 case shows a larger camera module

    A new image shared by UnclePanPan on Weibo and shared on Twitter by DuanRui shows a case of the new iPhone 13. There’s an iPhone 12 model in the case which indicates that the iPhone 13 will have a larger camera module. It has previously been rumored that Apple will upgrade the camera modules of the new iPhones by adding Pro like features and Sensor Shift Stabilization on all models. This means the camera module should be larger than the one on the iPhone 12 models. Case manufacturers might also be basing their case designs based on leaks and rumors so it’s not clear if the iPhone 13 will have a significantly larger camera module.

  • The MacBook Air might launch with the new M2 chip in the beginning of 2022

    According to Twitter leaker dylandkt, Apple will introduce a new chip called the M2 chip and it will be different from the M1X chip. The new M2 chip is expected to power the MacBook Air which will be available sometime in the first half of 2022. The report also says that the MacBook Air will have many different color options which was already leaked by Jon Prosser. The new MacBook Air is expected to get a new design with many different ports and features. Apple already updated the MacBook Air in 2020 so it might take a while till we see a new model released.

  • Apple will launch the new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro in September

    A new report from DigiTimes claims that Apple will announce the new MacBook Pro models in September. According to the report Apple doesn’t plan on launching any new products this summer until their iPhone event which typically happens in September. Apple will most likely announce the new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models at the September event but won’t start shipping them until October. There’s also a short supply of mini-LED displays which will cause many delays in the production of these new MacBooks. The next generation MacBook Pro is rumored to have many new changes. The entire chassis will be redesigned to be thinner with flat edges and there will also be a slightly larger mini-LED display. There will also be many more ports which include HDMI, USB-C, and an SD Card Slot. The new MacBook Pro is definitely worth the wait with the major updates that are coming to it.

  • Apple employees are now required to wear body cams to prevent rumors from spreading

    Apple is trying really hard to prevent leaks and rumors from spreading. One way they’re trying to end this is by requiring employees to wear body cams during work. Apple has started rolling out body cams to most teams at Apple. These Axon like body cams will monitor everything the employees are doing while they’re working with unreleased products and software. As leaks continue to spread it looks like Apple will step up their game to stop them from happening.

  • Apple is targeting leakers to stop leaks and rumors of new products from spreading

    Apple’s legal team has recently been sending letters to leakers about how they should stop leaking information which isn’t public. Apple sent these letters to many leakers including Kang and Jon Prosser, as well as other collaborators. In the letters, Apple said that they don’t like the rumors since it misleads customers and gives their competitors insights into new products or services that are in the pipeline. They also thanked the leakers in the letter for their enthusiasm for Apple products but warned them to not leak any more products. Apple has also started cracking down on employees. Employees who get caught leaking products get sued and terminated from the company. Apple is a very secretive company and believes that surprising people with new products would get them excited. They believe that rumors affect their company that’s why they try really hard to stop rumors from spreading. Most leakers and journalists who live in the U.S. are protected by Freedom of the Press laws, but those living outside of the U.S. will have a tough time with Apple’s legal team if they continue leaking products.

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