The first Apple event of 2021 is said to be held on 23 March and it looks like it's not going to happen now. According to the latest report, the event has been postponed to April. It is also worth mentioning that the news came from the same tipster who got the date wrong twice, so should we still trust him?

A previous report has claimed that Apple will hold an event to announce a bunch of new products on 23 March. The list includes the long-awaited AirTags, iPad Pro with mini-LED, AirPods 3, and a new Apple TV. Sadly, the latest source is saying that we might have to wait longer for one of the products and that's the refreshed AirPods.

It seems that a recent report hinted that the upcoming Apple Watch update could allow users to unlock their iPhones without the need to authenticate themselves via Face ID. With that being said, users won’t need to fumble around to remove their face masks which can be very useful especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

When the original HomePod was unveiled by Apple in 2018, it came with a few issues ranging from poor audio quality to staining surfaces the product was placed on. With that in mind, a report by TechCrunch seems to suggest that Apple will officially discontinue the original smart speaker and instead focus on the new HomePod Mini which is priced significantly more affordable than its predecessor.

Last week, there was a rumour that the new iPhone SE next year. The device is not only expected to feature an upgraded chipset but also 5G support. Now, there's a rumour claiming that the 5G modem could be developed by Apple itself.

When Apple launched its iPhone 12 series last year, it was soon followed by the MagSafe Duo Charger. There are even rumours about a MagSafe power bank. Now, we get to see what it could look like via concept renders.

A few days ago, it was rumoured that the first Apple event in 2021 would be held on 23 March. The event is said to bring several products including the AirTags, new iPad, and third-generation AirPods. Today, someone has retrieved the renders of the upcoming AirPods showing a design that matches previous speculations.

Based on a report by winfuture.de, it seems that Qualcomm could be working on the successor of the Snapdragon 8cx to take on Apple Silicon chips. While not much is known in regards to which product will come with the Snapdragon chip, it does give us a better idea of what expect from Qualcomm in the near future.

A foldable Apple device is as good as confirmed. While we don't know when it's going to launch, officially patents prove that the device is real. In fact, Apple was recently awarded 45 new patents and one of them is related to foldable devices.

It was reported that TSMC's 3nm process will be entering mass production next year and Apple is the first to contract with the manufacturer for the technology. Now, a source is claiming that TSMC will also be working with Apple to develop the 2nm process.