Future MacBook Pro screens may kill off the bezel completely
Apple is researching technologies and techniques to eliminate the bezels on the 14-inch MacBook Pro and 16-inch MacBook Pro once and for all.
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Future Hardware
William Gallagher
Apple's 2023 CarPlay is an Apple Car preview - and is scaring Detroit
Apple shared big updates coming to CarPlay at WWDC 2022. If the "Apple Car" is real we just got a sneak peek of its dashboard.
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Andrew Orr
M2 and beyond: What to expect from the M2 Pro, M2 Max, and M2 Ultra
With the launch of M2 at WWDC, thoughts turn to what the rest of the next chip generation will look like. Based on the M1 lineup's progression, here's what M2's future chip releases could offer users.
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Malcolm Owen
Apple's AR headset will slip to Q2 2023, predicts Kuo
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is predicting that the expected Apple AR headset has been pushed past the original timetable because of the impact of China's coronavirus lockdowns.
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Second-generation M2 Apple Silicon chip arrives in MacBook Air, MacBook Pro
Apple has used WWDC 2022 to announce its second-generation Apple Silicon chips in the M2 processor with more performance per watt than the M1.
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Apple's AR & VR headset not expected at WWDC, launch in 2023 instead
Apple won't introduce its often-rumored VR/AR headset during WWDC, with battery issues reportedly forcing Apple to delay the hardware release into 2023.
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MacBook Air refresh with M2 a strong possibility for WWDC 2022
Apple may introduce an updated MacBook Air at WWDC 2022, one that could be revealed as part of the launch of the M2 Apple Silicon generation.
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Trademark for 'realityOS' points to VR, AR at WWDC
A trademark for "realityOS" has been discovered, a filing that could mean WWDC 2022 will see the launch of Apple's dedicated VR and AR platform.
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iCloud Time Machine for Mac & new AirPort routers pop out of rumor mill - but hurdles abound
A questionable rumor appeared on Thursday morning, claiming that Apple is working on iCloud Time Machine and a new range of AirPort routers. Here are reasons why Apple may — or may not — be pursuing the idea.
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Darryl Boxberger
