For Apple fans who are expecting the iPhone 12 series to feature a USB-C charging port instead of a Lightning port, you might need to stop wishing for it. It is said that the iPhone 12 series would still be using the Lightning port, but it will be the last series to have it. According to a tipster named Fudge on Twitter, the successors of the iPhone 12 series will go 'portless', which means that the devices will mainly depend on wireless charging to get powered up.

When you purchase a new smartphone, you would expect accessories including charging cable, power adapter, and a pair of earphones to come along with the device. If the smartphone manufacturer is kind enough, they would even include extra stuff like a case or a screen protector. However, it is said that Apple might not include a pair of EarPods in the box anymore for the next iPhone series, as they want to promote the use of AirPods among consumers.

Based on a report by the AndroidPolice.com, it seems that HTC could be working on a pair of wireless earbuds that look similar to a black Apple AirPods. The only difference between HTC’s earbuds and the Apple AirPods is that HTC’s charging case opens lengthwise instead of flipping the top open.

For once, predictions seem to be mixed when it comes to the augmented reality glasses that Apple is developing. A few days ago, it was reported that well-known Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has predicted that the Apple Glasses will arrive in 2022. However, another source now claims that it will be available in 2021 instead.

It looks like Ubisoft wants to flex its legal muscles. Reports say that the game publisher has sued Google and Apple for a mobile game called Area F2 that is available on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. The game has been accused of being a clone of the highly successful Rainbow Six: Siege (R6S) first-person shooter and Ubisoft is not happy.

What? Apple Glasses? Well, it's actually not the first time we heard about it. This device project has been in a long development ever since Apple set their eyes on Augmented Reality (AR) and according to Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the Apple Glasses is scheduled for 2022. Besides that, two new iPad models could be in the works too.

We bet that you must have seen a lot of memes before about Apple making unnecessary accessories for the consumers to pair with their products. One of them would be selling a touch ID button dock for the iPhones without a touch button, although it's not real but a laughing stock. Recently, the Mac Pro Wheels have also gotten people questioning their worth, and here's a Youtuber using them to make a skateboard in order to stop you from wondering!

So here's some interesting news - ever since the pandemic outbreak started, there have been rumours about brands considering moving their production line from China to India. Amongst the companies, Apple is one of them and this isn't the first time we heard about it. According to The Economic Times, the India government actually met up with Apple executives on having an Apple iPhone factory.

A while back, rumours of a new Apple headphone to replace the Beats Studio-branded ones appeared. The new headphone is supposed to make its debut at this year's WWDC, which is now expected to be streamed online. Now, a new rumour claims that the official name of the product has been determined.

One would think that smartphone sales have dropped during this global pandemic but turns out it's the opposite. It seems that more people seem to have purchased tech gadgets making themselves comfortable at home. According to Canalys, they have just released an image from their report of the global top 10 smartphones in Q1 2020 with Apple, Samsung and Xiaomi dominating the charts.