Apple wants to use magnets to help cool overheating devices
Future iPhones and iPads could come with a new cooling system that uses magnets to circulate fluids and transfer heat.
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Future Hardware
William Gallagher
iPhone 16 rumored to gain new capacitive 'Capture Button,' updated Action button
A new rumor suggests an additional "Capture Button" could be included on iPhone 16 models under the sleep/wake button but be capacitive.
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Wesley Hilliard
Sketchy rumor claims iPad mini might still arrive in 2023
A report on iPad sales stagnating claims is making the questionable claim that the situation may change with a new iPad mini release before the end of 2023.
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Kuo: Both iPhone 16 Pro models will use tetraprism camera in 2024
Both the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max will have the same tetraprism lens as the iPhone 15 Pro Max, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo forecasts, with no changes in specification expected.
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Malcolm Owen
Future iPhones may recognize accessories and change user interface to suit
Apple has been researching how an iPhone could switch apps or present different information depending on what case you put it in.
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Apple researching how to add a Touch Bar to the side of an iPhone
Forget solid-state buttons on the iPhone, Apple has been working for over a decade on making "sidewall" displays to show information and even include virtual buttons.
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Apple Vision Pro, iPad Pro lead the charge of Apple's 2024 releases
Apple's 2024 launches should be considerable, a roundup of expected releases indicates, with the Apple Vision Pro, iPad Pro redesign, M3, and AI changes on the docket for the year ahead.
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Tim Cook confirms Apple Vision Pro on track for release in early 2024
Apple's first spatial computing device, the Apple Vision Pro, is on track for release early next year, according to Tim Cook.
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Peter Cohen
Thunderbolt 5 launches with twice the speed of Thunderbolt 4
Intel has formally launched Thunderbolt 5, the next version of the connectivity standard that will offer consumers expanded display support and double the speeds of Thunderbolt 4.
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