It can be very annoying and sometimes time-consuming, interrupting your flow or daily activities when you receive unwanted calls. If you are being pestered or your focus disturbed by unwanted calls on your iPhone you will be pleased to know that Apple has made it very easy for iPhone users to block numbers on iPhone […]
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If you have used your Apple Watch for training, or any other fitness tracking watch, then you may have wondered what active calories vs total calories is. This can be seen on the display on your Apple Watch when you are working out and also in the Fitness app when you have finished your workout. […]
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We previously hears some rumors that the Apple AR Headset would be launching in Early 2023, sometime in the first quarter. There were some rumors that suggested we may see the device in January 2023. According to a recent report, the launch of the new Apple AR device may be delayed until the second half […]
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Last week Apple released iOS 16.2 beta 4 for the iPhone, they also released iPadOS 16.2 beta 4, watchOS 9.2 beta 4, and macOS Ventura 13.1 beta 4. We previously looked at the new iOS 16.2 beta 4 software and its range of features and now we have another video about the software from Zollotech. […]
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There is no dearth of fancy MagSafe chargers capable of powering up two or even three Apple devices on the go. These travel chargers are safe to pop in the bag. You even have the option to stage them on your desk when you’re back working from your office setup.
As a step up from the trio of charging options, Zens – a reckoned manufacturer of wireless chargers empowering freedom – has come up with a 4-in-1 Modular Wireless Charger. Designed to power and iPhone, iPad, AirPods, and Apple Watch in one go, the wireless charger is a sustainable and quick charging solution.
Designer: Zens
Since an organized desk is a dream for every systematized worker, this Zens charger can go a long way in ensuring that. The idea of having all the prized Apple devices charging in one go, in one location, is not short of peace of mind. Additionally, it leaves the desk or the nightstand organized. What more do you want? Before you go ahead and reply to that with a “Nothing”; the Zens 4-in-1 Modular Wireless Charger, with its fancy antics, comes for a $180 price tag (more on the alternative pricing options later). Now think!
Despite the exorbitant price tag, there is no denying that this modular charger is a convenient solution for a quick and fast charge to all your Apple devices. The main station of the Zens charger can power your iPhone, iPad, and AirPods, and you get a magnetic attachment for fastening the Apple Watch charger to the main system. This magnetic Apple Watch extension is actually what makes the wireless MagSafe charger “modular.”
The main body comprises a MagSafe stand for charging iPhones at 15W fast charging speed, a Qi wireless charging pad for compatible AirPods, and a wired USB-C charging port for charging the iPad or MacBook. An Apple Watch charger (provided in the box) can magnetically attach to fast-charge Series 7 and upwards.
The body of the Zens 4-in-1 Modular Wireless Charger is made of recycled plastic. The sustainable accessory for the power requirement of your Apple devices is available through Zens for $180. If you exclude the modular Apple Watch charging extension, the price drops to $150 for a 3-in-1 charger. But, if you want a 3-in-1 charger, you can get one for much cheaper.
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Since its foundation in 1976, Apple has been always been at the peak of modern innovation! And let’s take a moment to appreciate all the awesome products and inspiration Apple has provided us with. The groundbreaking tech giant never fails to surprise us, we always find ourselves biting our nails and squirming with curiosity, whenever Apple announces a new product launch! Their ingenious and mesmerizing designs and design philosophy have inspired and influenced designers all over the world, resulting in some pretty unique Apple-inspired designs! From an Apple game console concept to an Apple Car 1 concept with an exciting self-drive function – these mind-blowing designs are the best of the lot and a dream for every Apple lover. We can’t help but just hope that Apple converts these into a reality soon as well!
The core idea of Apple’s concept car gravitates around a minimalistic and elegant form. That Magic Mouse resemblance is deliberate, defining the flowing lines of the next-generation car that’ll most probably be an evolved self-driving vehicle. The Magic Mouse inspiration lends the Apple Car 1 a dropping motion to the front and rear for balanced volume. Another inspiration comes from the Airpods Pro for a heightened sense of power and dominance on the road – hence the bulged-out wheel section for muscular profile and overall contrast.
Meet the iPhone iFold, a concept foldable from the mind of Michal Dufka. The iPhone iFold (although Apple would probably call it the iPhone Dynamic Clamshell) follows the format of the MotoRAZR and the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip, with a clamshell-style folding design that gives you the benefit of a compact iPhone with a generously large screen. This is the first iPhone to have two displays. With a smaller display located just to the side of the camera bump, the iPhone iFold lets you access essential stats and notifications without opening your phone. Sort of like having the convenience of an Apple Watch, this secondary display gives you the gist of what’s up.
The Apple Glass prototype that we have seen fluttering on the internet is currently believed to feature a plastic frame. Apple could though consider something that Eunho Kim has conceived in his concept: A detachable metal frame that clips to the temple of the round glasses. As we learn, Apple will be placing a LiDAR scanner on the right temple, and the clip-on arm may take some tinkering. Still, since Apple is reportedly refraining from using any other camera on the glasses, it could be an option to consider.
This different species Apple MacBook will, Antonio defines, support TouchID (as a slide button), a trimmed version of FaceID, and a gorgeous AirPen to scribble neatly on the generously big screen. All-display foldable Mac may lack a physical keyboard but the design here makes provision for the choice to pull up a digital keyboard with haptic feedback for the real typing feel. Fanboys may or may not fancy the idea of an all-screen MacBook, but there is little denying the fact that such a device will have dual usage. An iPad role to play when folded and a full-fledged laptop when open.
This modded iPhone folds in half and is called the iPhone V. In addition to the folding function, the modder has been able to keep the phone pretty authentic by running iOS, and a screen as good as the Retina display. It’s an interesting concept that however substantiates the fact that foldable phones with more screen real estate look good but only if the folding mechanism and the thickness can be perfected.
Looking somewhat like the iPhone Lightning Dock, the Apple Magic Charger is based on a metal stand, which features a metallic puck integrated within its square rim. The device is likely made of anodized aluminum while the round charging area within is rubberized. Interestingly the aluminum stand allows the charger to be pushed into a vertical position to charge the connected iPhone. Reportedly, and as suggested by the available images, the Magic Charger was designed to keep the connected iPhone upright and in a horizontal position; perhaps this limitation of use could have been a reason the magic was never done outside of the Apple production lines!
In line with the leaks and speculations about Apple’s upcoming flagship earbuds, designer Konstantin Milenin has created this concept AirPods Pro 2022 model to give our imagination a tangible form. The stemless design of the audio accessories looks minimal and compact. The charging case also gets a flatter design to accommodate these little earbuds. Unlike the current version, these lay flat on their belly like a clamshell design, and don’t have an upright stance. This will mean, a lot less space needed to stash them in your pocket or keep them in the bag pack.
Meet the Apple Car, from the mind of an AI. Designed by Dall-E 2 based on a text prompt from designer, educator, and YouTuber John Mauriello, this Apple Car is fascinating for two prime reasons – the car’s design itself, but more importantly, the underlying AI technology that ended up creating the car. The genesis for this idea came from Marques Brownlee’s own efforts with DALL-E 2. In a YouTube video, Brownlee demonstrated how simply typing the words “Apple Car” resulted in a car that looked like an apple fruit.
The Apple 8K Professional Camera offers onboard Siri, StyleWriter Compact Ink-less Printing, a Touch and Tilt rear display and a Magic Wheel with a touch screen button. It’s like the perfect camera, at least, for big Apple fans, but it’s too good to be true. The Apple ProCam seems like a dream, and it is. However, with Apple discontinuing the iPod series, we doubt it will release another separate product line when the iPhone is already very powerful.
Built for peak gaming performance along with tactically placed joystick, buttons, and shoulder triggers; the Apple handheld console comes with complimentary photography and video shooting capabilities. It’s loaded with a rear camera sensor and a front camera as well. The latter will come in handy for live game streaming on the fly. The front-facing speakers are positioned on the top left and right corners for surround sound effects while identifying the muffled enemy’s footsteps.
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Apple has released watchOS 9.2 beta 4 to developers, the software comes two weeks after the previous beta, and we are also expecting a new public beta sometime soon as well. The new watchOS 9.2 beta 4 software brings some new features to the Apple Watch, the software will also include a range of bug […]
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Apple recently released iOS 16.2 beta 4 for the iPhone and iPadOS 16.2 beta 4 for the iPad, these new updates come two weeks after the previous betas. The video below from Zollotech gives us a look at the new iOS 16.2 beta 4 software and its range of features, let’s find out more details […]
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As well as the new betas of iOS 16.2 and iPadOS 16.2, Apple also released a new beta for the Mac, macOS Ventura 13.1 beta 4. This new beta of macOS Ventura 13.1 lands two weeks after the previous version. So far the new macOS Ventura 13.1 beta 4 has been released to developers, we […]
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Apple has released iOS 16.2 beta 4 for the iPhone and iPadOS 16.2 beta 4 for the iPad, these new betas come two weeks after the previous release. The new iOS 16.2 beta 4 and iPadOS 16.2 beta 4 bring a range of new features to the iPhone and iPad. So far they have been […]
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