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Apple seems to have serious technical problems with production that prevent an early launch.
Most recently, suppliers said that AirPower would not come onto the market until autumn.
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The iPad Air is expected to switch to OLED in 2027: The supply chain anticipates 4 to 5 million devices, with Samsung supplying the majority of the panels.
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According to a leak, the iPhone 18e will have a 6.3-inch screen and the same battery as the iPhone 18. The removal of the SIM card slot is said to create more space.
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With iOS 28, Apple changed the first development phase: six weeks instead of four for programming, only two for merging.
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Mike Rockwell is considering stepping down as Siri leader in 2027, and may even leave Apple. His responsibilities would reportedly be shared by two managers.
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Siri AI is supposed to handle tasks independently: According to a report, Apple CEO John Ternus is pushing for an AI agent. In Germany, EU regulations and language are holding things back.
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