Iphone 14 | Tim Cook makes AR hints | iPhone 14 with a bigger battery? | apple iphone

Good Morning all! The iPhone 14 battery could be bigger, at least in most models. This would therefore be a welcome development for most customers. So welcome to the overview in the morning.

The battery in the iPhone has always been a little smaller in recent years, which was annoying. Then he got bigger again, which was gratifying, at least for most. The iPhone 12 Mini was an example of a rather unfavorable adjustment in battery capacity, the iPhone 14 will also be adjusted again and most models will benefit – but one thing won’t, more on that here.

Is a MacBook coming with tablet capabilities?

There has been speculation for a long time about a MacBook with a kind of integrated tablet, a hybrid construction with touch input. Apple has now updated a patent again, which picks up on various previous patent applications and describes such a product and possible applications. Whether such a Mac graphics tablet with an integrated iPhone charger will ever come is questionable, but the idea is at least interesting, more information here.

Tim Cook wants to make customers’ mouths water

Apple’s first VR or AR products come and don’t come. The company has not announced anything, but expectations are growing because of speculation. Now Tim Cook has thrown a few chunks down to the impatient – ​​but he still didn’t say much, more about that here.

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What else was important

Tomorrow the new MacBook Pro with M2 will go on sale. The first reviews are mainly focused on the new M2 chip and it is actually amazing, here is the information.

New betas have appeared.

iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 beta 2, macOS Ventura beta 2, watchOS 9 beta 2, and tvOS 16 beta 2 are here. And iOS 16 now also allows iCloud backup via the mobile network for all customers.

Soundcore introduces new in-ears.

The Anker subsidiary Soundcore introduces new sports headphones. They are waterproof, come with ANC and should have a very long battery life, here is the information.

And here we explain how the new Continuity Camera feature of macOS Ventura and iOS 16 works.

Have a nice and relaxed Thursday.

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