The big Apple news this week was that the upcoming iPadOS 16 update won't be arriving with the iPhone update in September due to a need to continue refining the Stage Manager multitasking feature.
There were a lot of popular stories this week, including more hints about the always-on display of the iPhone 14 Pro, potential design leaks for the next-generation iPad, speaker issues with the Apple studio display, and more.
According to a report from Mark Gurman, Apple plans to delay the release of iPadOS 16 until October.
iPadOS 16 and macOS Ventura are expected to be released in October.
Gurman said that delaying the release of iPadOS 16 will allow Apple to devote more engineering resources towards finishingiOS 16 development, and provide Apple with more time to refine iPadOS 16's new Stage Manager multitasking feature, which has received some criticism.
There are rumors that the upcoming iPhone 14 Pro models will feature an always-on display, similar to the Apple Watch, and hints of what that always-on display might look like in the latest version of Apple's developer tool Xcode.
The always-on display would allow users to see the time and date without having to wake the screen.
The entry-level iPad is expected to be updated later this year, and newly leaked renders offer a look at what to expect.
According to the renders shared by MySmartPrice, the 10th-generation iPad could have a design similar to that of the latest iPad mini. There are rumors of a larger display, 5G, and A14 chip.
In an internal memo to Apple Stores and Apple Authorized Service Providers, Apple acknowledged that some customers may experience audio related issues with the studio display's speakers, including sound unexpectedly and abruptly cutting out, audio playing at a high speed, distorted audio quality
The studio display software update appears to address the speaker issues after Apple released it.
Apple released eight more MacBook, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and iMac models in the past week.
The first MacBook Pro models with the Touch Bar are now considered vintage. Apple first introduced the Touch Bar in October 2016 as part of a complete redesign of the MacBook Pro, but has since dropped the feature on all models.
One of the new features coming with macOS Ventura is Continuity Camera, which allows an Apple device to be used as aWebcam for a Mac.
While the mount is not yet released, several YouTubers have been able to test it out and give us an idea of how it would work.
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