New Mac Pro may not support PCI-E GPUs
The forthcoming Mac Pro is reportedly unlikely to add support for GPU PCI-E cards, as well as not allowing user-upgradeable RAM.
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Future Hardware
William Gallagher
Future HomePod could detect dancing & change the music automatically
According to a new patent, Apple wants us to be able to dance, wave, gesture, or just enter and leave rooms, to have our smart devices like the HomePod do what we want.
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Apple still on track for iPad Pro revamp with OLED display in 2024
Apple may be planning a "major iPad Pro revamp," which could include a new OLED display — but it likely won't occur until 2024.
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Amber Neely
Apple's headset to use 3D operating system that looks like iOS
Apple's VR headset will feature a 3D operating system that will resemble iOS with hand and finger gesture recognition — and can be used as a macOS display.
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Malcolm Owen
Apple Watch 9 will be skipped for Apple Watch X, says sketchy rumor
A rumor based on very flimsy supply chain info goes out on a limb to say that Apple is going to produce an "Apple Watch X" for 2024, as radical a change as the iPhone X was.
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After Apple's busy January, the rest of the quarter may be quiet
Apple's flurry of January launches may be the company's last major releases for some time, with a lack of inbound new products expected for the second quarter meaning there could be quite a few months to wait for something new to surface.
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iPhone 15 Pro may use thinner curved bezels for display
The iPhone 15 Pro will have thinner bezels than the iPhone 14 Pro, and have curved edges, a leaker claims, with the non-Pro models also gaining the celebrated Dynamic Island feature.
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MacBook Pro & iPad Pro OLED screen orders may already be in
Four different sizes of OLED panels have reportedly been ordered by Apple, which are said to be coming to the iPad Pro and MacBook Pro.
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Doubtful rumor has M3 MacBook Air coming out by late 2023
A new and questionable report suggests that Apple's next MacBook Air running the M3 processor is coming in the second half of 2023.
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Wesley Hilliard
Tyler Hayes
