This week Apple had a blockbuster news about the naming conferences, while WhatsApp finally jumped into the iPad after 15 years.
Other news this week included a report on Apple’s now-scale-back aspirations to provide satellite-based internet service, tidbits on Apple’s plans for Smart Home Hub with a robotic arm, and more, and more, so read below for all details!
No iOS 19: Apple is going directly to iOS 26
Here is a shocking rumor for less than two weeks from WWDC: Apple is allegedly going to overhaul the number convention that is allegedly used for its various operating systems, which unite them all under “26” branding to represent the coming year, such as how car manufacturers usually release their new models years in the previous year.
So say goodbye to what we thought is that iOS 19, iPados 19, McOS 16, TVOS 19, Watchos 12, and Visionos 3 are going to be there, because it seems that they are all being counted only “26”.
iPhone 17 Pro launched with these 12 new features later this year
Apple’s Pro iPhone models are usually the main attraction of the September release cycle, and when they will compete with the new Ultra-Putli “iPhone 17 Air” this year, we are still expecting some very remarkable changes for Apple’s most expensive iPhone model.
Check our observation of a dozen significant changes that we are expecting in the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max, including some visual changes that will immediately make it clear if you have the latest iPhone model of Apple.
Further, a source claims that Apple is testing the 200-megapixel camera sensor for the iPhone. This will probably appear as the main camera in the first Pro iPhone model, but it is probably one or two years away.
Whatsapp is now available for iPad
Incredibly, one of the biggest news stories of the week was the launch of the iPad-Unseen version of WhatsApp, which was more than 15 years after the messaging service started. WhatsApp launched the launch earlier this week, and released the app only a day later.
WhatsApp is now available for the iPad, now the other major app of Mata is still lacking on a native iPad app, Instagram.
Apple rumor draws some features from smart home robots
Apple’s rumor smart home tabletop robot has been the theme of some complicated rumors in the last few years, but BloombergMark Gurman says that Apple is pulling some of the “boulder facilities” planned to bring it to the market faster. Unspecified characteristics may appear in later models.
The tabletop robot will allegedly have an iPad -like performance on a robotic arm that can accommodate the person who goes about the room, and it will be able to respond to the voice command.
The robot is rumored to follow a simple smart home hub that Gurman says “may launch as soon as possible by the end of this year.”
Report: Apple planned to offer home internet service like Starlink-
A decade ago, Apple had allegedly discovered to start a satellite internet service like a Starlink for phone and homes to work with Boeing, InformationCompanies would have launched thousands of satellites in class around the Earth in classes so that internet services can be lowered on the surface.
The iOS 18 leaks shows that Apple tested MacBook professionals with M3 Ultra Chip
While Apple’s highest-end M3 ultra chip is currently limited to Mac Studio, it appears that Apple also tested the chip in MacBook Pro.
On Chinese social media platform Bilibili, a user has claimed that IOS 18 has found code references for 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models with M3 Ultra Chip, which is running on the iOS18 engineering prototype. Apple did not eventually release the M3 Ultra MacBook Pro, possibly on thermal and/or electricity concerns, but interesting to see that Apple clearly tested the chip as that form.
Sony’s new WH-1000xm6 Headphone vs AirPods Max
Sony recently came out with a new set of high-end over-age noise canceling headphones, so we thought we would compare them to Airpods Max, to see how Sony’s 2025 headphones measure the headphone of Apple, who have not seen a remarkable update since their 2020 launch.
In one of our latest YouTube videos, Dan takes a look at two sets of headphones, finding that Airpods Max provide some major benefits for Apple Ecosystem, Sony’s latest headphones provide a more comfortable fit and a better overall package.
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