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iPhone 15 Pro Max, MacBook Air, WWDC and much more

iPhone 15 Pro Max features are under the spotlight.

By: HT TECH
| Updated on: May 22 2023, 07:08 IST
Apple WWDC 2023 event: iOS 17, 15-inch MacBook Air and more set to launch soon
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1/5 iOS 17: One of the most highlighted announcements of WWDC 2023, Apple is expected to stuff your iPhones with new features. From a dedicated Journal app, a Mood Tracker, a Control Center upgrade, increased functionality for Dynamic Island, added features for Apple Music, and much more -- iPhone fans have a lot of expectations from iOS 17. (Pexels)
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2/5 15-inch MacBook Air: As per Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, a larger MacBook Air can be launched at the event. The device is expected to feature a 15.5-inch display and will be powered by either the 8-core or 10-core GPU variants of the M2 chipset.  (HT Tech)
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3/5 Mixed Reality Headset: Apple's highly-anticipated mixed reality headset may also be unveiled at the upcoming event. According to rumours, the headset is expected to come equipped with dual 4K micro-OLED displays and numerous cameras to map the environment and monitor facial expressions, gesture-based control methods, and more. (Representative) (AFP)
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4/5 watchOS 10: Not just iPhones, but Apple Watch users are expected to get the watchOS 10 announcement. It may come with some important features such as a new widget system to check information without opening the app, a customizable Digital Crown, a redesign for Apple Watch Home Screen, and more. (HT Tech)
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5/5 Other software updates: Moreover, iPadOS 17, macOS 14, and tvOS 17 are also expected to be introduced.  (Unsplash)
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iPhone 15 Pro Max details have been revealed. (Apple)

The Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max is expected to feature a periscope lens that allows for higher zoom output. The physical limitations of lens design explain why this feature is likley going to be a Pro Max exclusive, reports Bloomberg.

Notably, in another Apple news, the upcoming MacBook Air is anticipated to offer a 15-inch screen, which will attract users seeking enhanced productivity. However, there's a drawback for those requiring multi-monitor support, as the older chipset in the MacBook Air lacks this capability. Users in need of such features would have to opt for the more expensive MacBook Pro, says Bloomberg.

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Furthermore, In terms of display technology, Apple is reportedly investing heavily in microLED displays and plans to shift production from Samsung Display to its own manufacturing plants. Benefits? Greater control over production and supply chain, lower power consumption and vibrant colors.

The anticipation for Apple's mixed reality headsets is growing, with predictions circulating about what to expect at the Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC). Sources familiar with the project suggest that Apple's initial vision of unobtrusive eyeglasses has evolved into a headset resembling ski goggles.

Moreover, Apple is preparing for a special event focused on new accessibility features for the iPhone, further highlighting the company's commitment to inclusivity and usability for all users.

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First Published Date: 22 May, 07:08 IST
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