According to Bloomberg, Apple is currently said to be testing OLED screens on the MacBook Air, iPad Air and even the iPad Mini. That said, what should you know about it?

WWDC2024 is just a few hours away and among the things Apple is expected to announce is the new iPadOS 18. Well, we might not need to wait long to know more about the OS, as details of it have already surfaced online thanks to a reliable tipster.

Besides the annual Apple event in September, Apple will often have another one around March-April for the WWDC. Well, trusted sources have told Macrumors.com that the company is planning to announce new products this week with the new iPads, Macs and accessories. 

2023 has been an eventful year so far. Interestingly, this is also the first time that Apple didn’t launch its iPad lineup annually since 2010. Rumour says the new lineup could arrive in 2024. That said, what should you know about it?

Besides the iPhone SE, Apple also brought back the iPad Air and its last appearance was two years ago. The new iPad Air 2022 edition is much more powerful than before because it's not using an A-series Bionic chipset like before, but rather, an M1 chipset from the recent Mac series!

Due to the current world events, it almost seemed like Apple pulled out its first quarterly event without announcing anything but here it is. The company's first event has been officially announced and will begin on 8 March at 10 AM Pacific Time at the Steve Jobs Theater in California.

Apart from the new iOS 14.3 software update, Apple also released iOS 12.5 for older iPhone models that don't support iOS 14. Why are they still doing that for out of date devices? Well, turns out that the iOS 12.5 includes COVID-19 exposure notification support. 

While we wait in anticipation for Apple's annual event in September, rumours have been flying around that the company could separate into two events - one for accessories and the other for the iPhones. Now, new reports from Bloomberg are sharing a more detailed launching plan and here's what we know so far about the upcoming iPhone products.

As some of you may know, TSMC is manufacturing the A14X Bionic chipset for Apple's next iteration of the iPad Pro and iPad Air. With the move to 5nm, this chipset is expected to deliver greater performance and power efficiency. We're seeing some signs of that now after some benchmark data for it was leaked yesterday.

Two months ago, Apple announced its latest flagship in its tablet lineup, the Apple iPad Air 2. But at the same time, Apple slashed the prices of all the previous generation tablets that are available for sale in Malaysia including last year's iPad Air. This actually made things harder for many buyers as now they must choose between buying the latest iPad Air 2 tablet or the slightly more affordable iPad Air from last year. With the recent price listing on Apple Malaysia for the iPad tablets, we decided to compare both the aforementioned models, the iPad Air 2 vs iPad Air to help you decide which one to buy this holiday season.