‘Thin and light’ MacBook Air, small iPhone 13 notch, iOS 14.4 incoming

This week we heard more about Apple’s plans for its Mac series, including the advanced redesigned MacBook Air and the return of an SD card slot as part of the upcoming MacBook Pro redesign. It also looks like it works on Face ID for Apple Mac, but it will not appear on the redesigned iMac this year as originally planned.

This week, there were also rumors that the iPhone 13 takes up little space, and Apple is more than ready to release operating system updates, including iOS 14.4 and MacOS 11.2, because the release candidate versions of all the updates are for developers and other testers this week. Read on for details on all these stories from last week!

‘Thinner and lighter’ high-end MacBook works in the air with Apple’s MaxSafe, may be launched in the second half of 2021

After a series of rumors last Friday, BloombergMark Kurman released a new report this week, sharing more information about Apple’s product plans. Most importantly, Kurman says so Apple is working on the thinner and lighter MacBook Air It can be launched later this year or next year. The new MacBook Air features an updated Apple silicone chip, Maxoff charging and a compact body that compresses the display bezel.

The redesigned MacBook Air is said to be an advanced model that will be sold with cheaper models that continue to use today’s design. Apple is said to be considering making a 15-inch version of the popular MacBook Air to go with the 13-inch size, but at least the next generation has decided not to go ahead with this model.

IPhone 13 portable model, sensor-shift camera stabilization on all models

Apple plans to combine different face ID components into a single module At least the iPhone 13 models will be a little smaller, Step Digitimes.

The same report says that Apple is planning Extend sensor-shift optical image stabilization throughout the iPhone 13 line, Compared to the current models iPhone 12 Pro Max. Technology stabilizes the camera’s sensor instead of individual lenses. Combined with the larger sensor, users can expect even better image quality.

Earlier this month, the Digi Times reported The lidar scanner is extended to the entire iPhone 13 line, mmWave is expected to be 5G Available in iPhone 13 models sold outside the United States.

IMac Face ID is pushing for a second review of the upcoming redesign

Kurman also shared it while Apple was there Is involved in the development of Face ID technology for the Mac series The upcoming redesigned iMac, which he discussed last week, was scheduled to launch, and Apple has decided not to include it in the original version.

In addition, he says that Apple has tried to offer a mobile connection to the Mac series, but it seems that it will not come soon.

The next MacBook Pro to show the SD card reader

Newly designed MacBook Pro models are also in operation Bloomberg Last week, and one of the small notes in the first report, the new designs will have more ports than today’s models.

This week’s report explains the demand a bit, especially as new MacBook Pro models arrive Includes the back of an SD card slot, Makes it easy for photographers and other users of the popular removable storage quality to use the cards directly on their Mac without the need for a separate card reader.

The iOS 14.4 release candidate is now available

Apple this week Seed the release candidate version of iOS 14.4 and iPadOS 14.4 For developers and general beta testers. This release will reflect the final release of upcoming software updates.

iOS 14.4 and iPadOS 14.4 are minor updates. Apple’s release specifications confirm that iOS 14.4 will be introduced Note when the camera cannot be verified as a new, genuine Apple camera There are many more bug fixes on iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max. The update improves Handoff functionality with HomePot Mini.

Apple has also sown the test candidate versions for the release of MacOS 11.2, WatchOS 7.3 and TVOS 14.4. All software updates will be released to the public in the future.

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