It seems that a patent posted on patentlyapple.com seems to hint that Apple’s upcoming iPhone could come equipped with the MagSafe Charging port, which could replace Lightning Ports located at the bottom of most current generation iPhones. While not much is known in regards to which smartphones will come equipped with the MagSafe Charging port, it does give us a better idea of what to expect when it is officially launched in the near future.

Some consumers have been wanting universal iPhone components, such as the USB-C connector. But that may not be happening in the near future. Sources claim that Apple would not equip a USB-C or integrated Touch ID button for its iPhones anytime soon.

Earlier, it was reported that Apple was the first to contract with TSMC for the manufacturer's 3nm process. Now, the story continues as TSMC is expected to put their 3nm process into mass production in 2022. Other than that, the semiconductor supplier is also planning to scale up its 5nm process manufacturing capacity to match the demand from its major customers.

It looks like Apple and Hyundai are back working with each other again for something that is not an electric car. Sources are claiming that the two are now shifting their focus to manufacturing electric scooter which has features that most of us would like to have.

When it comes to user interface experience, iOS users tend to have a more simplified feature without much customization. While the latest iOS 14 allows iPhone users to make sure of widgets (which existed on Android a long time ago), what we didn't know was that you can actually move multiple apps to another page effortlessly.

You have seen a few colourful iPhone models for the past few years, now get ready for possibly some new colourful iMac models that are coming this year. Well, that is according to leakster Jon Prosser. According to his sources, the next-gen iMac could come in Silver, Space Gray, Green, Sky Blue and Rose Gold.

The Apple M1 chip has been claimed to be a rising star in the industry with its impressive performance. However, it looks like it's not all perfect with the new in-house processor as users have reported that they are facing severe SSD (solid-state drive) degradation after using the Macs for just a short period of time.

According to a source, Apple could be phasing out the iPad mini and replace it with a much larger iPhone. Other than featuring a large display, the device is also claimed to have stylus-support. For now, it is suggested to be a folding iPhone that everyone is waiting for.

Based on a statement by bloomberg, it seems that Apple is currently hiring engineers to develop 6G cellular technology. While there is no official information in regards to when the 6G cellular technology will be globally available, it does give us a better idea of what to expect from Apple in the coming years.

 Based on a statement by macrumors.com, it seems that a malware made specifically for the Apple M1 chip have been spotted. While it seems that the malware is in its early stages, it does show that Apple chips, just like chips from other manufacturers, are not immune to malware attacks.