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Apple, led by Tim Cook, is said to be developing a new feature for the upcoming iPhone 16. According to a report from The Information, prototypes of the device may include a dedicated button to facilitate quick photo and video capture when holding the phone horizontally.

Renders showing what the 12.9-inch iPad Air could look like have surfaced, with the supposed CAD drawings proposing it may not have many design changes, aside from physical size and a new camera bump.

Apple has always been at the forefront of innovation in the smartphone market, constantly pushing the boundaries of what a mobile device can do. And now, according to recent reports, they are set to introduce yet another exciting feature to their upcoming iPhone 16 series: a dedicated camera button.

After Apple went a whole year in 2023 without a single iPad hardware update, there are big expectations for the upcoming refreshes. New generations of iPad Pro and iPad Air are expected as soon as this spring.

Apple officially revealed the Vision Pro specs when opening preorders today. Vision Pro is a high-end “spatial computer” with high-resolution color cameras and a display on the front to show your eyes to other people.

Tim Cook-led Apple is reportedly working on a new button on prototypes of the upcoming iPhone 16 to help people quickly take pictures and videos while holding the device horizontally, according to a report by The Information.

Next-Gen iPad Air With 12.9-Inch Display and Redesigned Camera Unit Revealed in CAD Renders The design of Apple’s upcoming 12.9-inch iPad Air model has today allegedly been revealed in new CAD renders shared by 91Mobiles.

Apple’s Vision Pro headset, now available for pre-order, showcases a steep price tag, especially when equipped with the highest-end options. The most expensive configuration reaches $4,547, including 1TB of storage, high-grade lenses, and AppleCare+.

Jason Hiner/ZDNET Apple’s $3,499 Vision Pro headset is officially available for pre-orders, and power users (who are willing to spend) are in for a treat. Beyond the base storage of 256GB, which many critics had been wary about due to the sheer volume of content consumable on the headset, Apple will be offering the Vision Pro in 512GB and 1TB options.

My experience pre-ordering Apple Vision Pro may a sign of better things to come Jason Hiner/ZDNET I did the thing. I woke up yesterday morning to the “Apple alarm,” flipped open my laptop, went on Apple.