How to watch Apple's 'iPhone 12' release event at 1:00 PM ET today
Apple's "iPhone 12" release event will be streamed live and available to watch online at 1:00 P.M. Eastern Time on October 13. Here's how to tune in.
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William Gallagher
First Apple silicon Mac not expected to launch until November
Apple may not unveil the first Apple silicon Mac at its October 13 event, and instead will launch the anticipated macOS device in November, a new report claims.
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Mike Peterson
Apple wins an Engineering Emmy for its ProRes video codec
The Television Academy has awarded Apple with an Engineering Emmy for its ProRes video codec, which has seen widespread adoption in the film and TV industries since debuting in 2007.
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How to stay up to date with Apple news using AppleInsider widgets on iOS 14
See the latest Apple news as it happens, with just a glance at your iPhone or iPad, as the AppleInsider app's new iOS 14 widgets updates you with all the headlines.
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'AirTags' & 'AirPods Studio' won't be announced at 'iPhone 12' event, says leaker
Jon Prosser claims that Apple is delaying "AirTags" to March 2021, and that while the "AirPods Studio" headphones will not be launched in October, they are due soon and pricing will start at $350, with a $599 luxury model possible.
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'iPhone 12' wireless charging accessories said to resurrect 'MagSafe' branding
Apple may be reintroducing its old "MagSafe" term, though not the same technology, in peripherals designed to charge the forthcoming "iPhone 12."
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Apple's 'iPhone 12' to include hardened 'Ceramic Shield' glass coating
Further leaked details regarding Apple's forthcoming "iPhone 12" range claim that all four models will feature a "Ceramic Shield" coating to make the glass stronger.
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'iPhone 12 mini' & 'iPhone 12 Pro Max' ship mid-November, says leaker
A new leak claims that Apple's new "HomePod mini" will be $99 and half the height of the original, plus details a release schedule for the whole of the "iPhone 12" range.
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Microsoft will 'absolutely' bring xCloud to iOS and iPadOS, targeting 2021 launch
Microsoft plans to deliver a web version of its xCloud game streaming service to iOS and iPadOS devices, effectively using Safari and other browsers as a workaround to Apple's App Store guidelines.
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Mikey Campbell
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