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A multitude of changes are to be expected from the upcoming Apple Watch Series X, with one analyst providing his thoughts in his latest blog post. In addition to a thinner form factor, the individual claims that we should see the upcoming wearable introduced in a 49mm variant, up from the 45mm option.
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There is a fair amount of uncertainty surrounding which lithography Apple intends to employ for its future iPhone lineup. A recent report mentioned that the technology giant will transition to TSMC’s 2nm process for its A-series of chipsets for the iPhone 17, but one analyst believes otherwise. He claims that the iPhone 18 family will be treated to the cutting-edge silicon, and even then, not all models will be given preference to this technology due to the high costs that will eventually be incurred.
Apple was previously reported to have prepared 17 million pre-order units of the iPhone 16 series, with the ‘Pro’ models estimated to have made up a whopping 68 percent of the total shipments. However, the iPhone 16 Plus only made up 6 percent of the overall figure, and yet, according to updated numbers from an analyst, this particular model has 48 percent higher pre-orders compared to the iPhone 15 Plus from last year. In comparison, the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max pre-orders were lower than expected, suggesting that the changes might not be compelling enough to warrant an upgrade.
A few hours remain before the iPhone 16 lineup is officially announced, but just before the grand ‘It’s Glowtime’ event kicks off, an analyst provides some revised shipment figures for Apple’s upcoming flagship series. Various hardware upgrades and features will drive demand, so the company has reportedly prepared up to 17 million units to sate the pre-order wave. However, as you will soon find out, the next quarters do not sound like a positive outlook for Apple’s flagship series.
Apple is working on its custom 5G modems to reduce its reliance on Qualcomm, and the company's plans are not confirmed for when it wants to make a switch. For now, it is dependent on Qualcomm to supply modems for the iPhone, but it appears that the in-house modems will see daylight as soon as next year.
The Exynos 2500 has been a part of the rumor mill for months, but there is one major difference between this chipset and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 4; the latter has an actual launch date. This revelation leads one rumor to claim that Samsung might be forced to launch the Galaxy S25 family with just one SoC, and in doing so, consumers may have to pay a 30 percent premium for this exclusivity.
It was recently reported that the iPhone 17 lineup will be a better upgrade than the upcoming iPhone 16 models, and the reason is better Apple Intelligence support thanks to 12GB of RAM. A prominent analyst has now reported that the upgraded 12GB RAM will be exclusive to the iPhone 17 Pro Max, while the remaining devices will retain the same 8GB RAM with a better cooling mechanism for thermal management.
On the foldable product launch timeline, Apple’s foldable MacBook bearing a 20.25-inch display was said to be the only device in development, but it too has been cancelled. Instead, one analyst predicts that the company is working on a redesigned model sporting a smaller 18.8-inch screen. Unfortunately, a wave of complications only means that the launch of this particular model will be delayed.