If one company is the subject of many weekly rumors, it is Apple. Whether it’s about an OLED display for the iPad or a foldable iPhone, people can’t get it out of their minds.
For that reason, we’ve created The Grain of Salt. A column in which every Sunday we list the week’s biggest rumors for you. This was the work of the rumor mill last week:
Next Apple TV seeks direct competition Chromecast
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The Apple TV 4K (2022) has just been announced or people are already trying to guess what the next model will offer. Ming-Chi Kuo dropped the news this week that the next model may actually challenge Google’s Chromecast.
How exactly does Apple plan to do that? With price, of course. You can read all about it below:
iPad Pro: when will we get an OLED display?
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The new iPad Pro, with M2 chip, is a minor upgrade over its predecessor. Not a big deal in principle, but the hope for OLED displays does create a small disappointment in this area.
So the big question is: when can we expect them? You can read about it in the article below:
iPad and Apple TV, but where does that leave the Macs?
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As mentioned, Apple announced two new iPad models and an Apple TV this week. But where are those Macs everyone is talking about?
According to Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman, still this year, but when exactly doesn’t seem to be entirely clear yet. You can read more about it in the article below:
The foldable iPhone seems to be coming after all
That’s actually pretty good. (Image: Apple)
There it is: the foldable iPhone. People have been talking about the arrival of such a product for years. Of course, it hasn’t been announced yet, but CSS Insight thinks it’s certain that the folding screen really will be found on an Apple smartphone after all.
Wondering how Apple might pull this off? Jeroen tells you more in the article below:
Apple looks to Google in iPad field
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Last week, Google announced the new Pixel Tablet. While the tablet didn’t manage to grab a whole lot of attention, the accompanying Speaker Dock did.
Not only with consumers, but also with Apple. The American company reportedly wants to work on a similar product itself. More below:
The iPhone app that Apple is completely revamping
Even better photos! (Image: Zana Latif)
After years of sticking to the same design, Apple seems to want to tackle its Messages app. A rumor is surfacing online that the American company wants to do things completely differently in this area.
How exactly? You can read about that in the article below:
