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Some enterprising types are offering Vision Pro rental in China to satisfy demand to try the product, which is currently only available for purchase in the US. Just one of these rental outlets says that it has had more than 10,000 customers since the service launched, just a couple of days after the device first…
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Apple today updated an internal support document about “unannounced or unreleased products,” according to a proven source familiar with the matter. The update comes amid rumors that Apple is planning to release new iPads and Macs soon, although there is no guarantee that these things are directly related, and coincidences happen. The document informs Apple…
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Get ready for a screen upgrade in the iPhone 17. Apple is reportedly bringing 120Hz ProMotion and always-on displays to non-Pro models. (via Cult of Mac – Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos) Go to Source Author: Ed Hardy
Apple and Meta won’t just be competing with their VR headsets – they are also likely to be gearing up for a later battle between Apple Glasses and Meta Glasses. While both devices are believed to be years from launch, a new report today says that we’ll get a sneak peek at Meta Glasses later…
Read More “Meta Glasses expected to be revealed in the fall, but not go on sale for years” »
iOS 18 will be announced at WWDC in June, and is rumored to be one of the biggest updates ever for iPhone users. Now, a new rumor allegedly offers our first look at which devices will be compatible with iOS 18 when it’s released later this year. The rumor also allegedly offers details on iPadOS…
Read More “Rumor: These are the devices that will support iOS 18 and iPadOS 18” »
Apple has again filed a suit against the USPTO following the office’s refusing to allow terms such as “Reality Composer” to be trademarked.Apple’s Reality Composer software for AR developersPreviously Apple has sued the USPTO over trademarks such as that for the Smart Keyboard, but done so only after some years spent in appeals. It’s not…
Read More “Apple sues US Patent Office over augmented reality trademarks” »
A new industry report says that Apple will bring its previously Pro-only Always-On and 120Hz ProMotion screen refreshing to the base iPhone models in 2025.An iPhone OLED screenAfter introducing 120Hz ProMotion with the iPad Pro back in 2017, Apple brought it to the iPhone with the iPhone 13 Pro in 2021, giving it a faster,…
Read More “iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Plus rumored to get Always-On and ProMotion displays” »
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Center Stage is the best improvement to video conferencing in years, but it’s unlikely to ever come to iPhone. (via Cult of Mac – Apple news, rumors, reviews and how-tos) Go to Source Author: Ed Hardy
Tomorrow is the date of Apple’s annual shareholder meeting, and the company this year faces five shareholder proposals – and recommends voting against all of them. The company went as far as trying to exclude one of them, but the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) ruled that it must be put to a vote … more……
Read More “Apple faces five shareholder proposals, and doesn’t like any of them” »
A report that revealed Apple’s “Ask” tool may not have been the whole story, with a leaker exclusively telling AppleInsider that the project goes beyond a simple language learning model or generative AI tool.Apple is working on AI toolsSparse details about a new tool called “Ask” being tested by Apple employees surfaced on February 23….
Read More “Apple’s ‘Ask’ project may be far more than just an AI-assisted support tool” »
Next year’s iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Plus will adopt OLED displays with low-power backplane technology, bringing ProMotion to Apple’s standard iPhone models for the first time. The current iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus use low-temperature polycrystalline silicon (LTPS) panels, while Apple’s iPhone 15 Pro models use more advanced low-temperature polycrystalline oxide (LPTO) panels….
Read More “iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Plus to Feature ProMotion Always-On Displays” »
iOS 17.4 beta has been available to developers and beta testers since last month, and it brings a lot of significant changes such as App Marketplaces for installing apps outside the App Store in the EU. As the Digital Markets Act (DMA) antitrust legislation deadline is approaching, it seems that Apple is getting ready to…
Read More “iOS 17.4 RC reportedly coming tomorrow as DMA deadline approaches” »
In 2023, Apple didn’t make any updates to the iPad lineup, and it’s been even longer since the iPad Air was refreshed. Apple last unveiled a new ?iPad Air? in March 2022, so we’re at the two-year mark and it’s overdue for an update. Luckily, rumors suggest that we’re going to get new iPads as…