Nick Soong

As part of Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman’s weekly Powered On newsletter, he expects Apple to launch the future M7 Ultra chip sometime in 2028, and it could match an unprecedented feat that only the most powerful Intel Mac has achieved. You see, before 2019, there was the 2013 Mac Pro that had a controversial “trash-can” design, and it hadn’t seen an update since then.

Not only is Apple expected to launch updated iPad Pro models early next year, but the company is also working on two new Apple Pencil models to complement the iPad Pro, specifically new generations of both the universal Apple Pencil (USB-C) and the higher-end Apple Pencil Pro. According to Mark Gurman from Bloomberg, he expects the new versions of the Apple Pencil models to feature “new battery systems”, which could indicate that the batteries may be easily replaceable.

We’re just about two months away from when we expect Apple to debut its very first foldable iPhone, potentially dubbed the “iPhone Ultra.” One detail that remains to be seen for that foldable is the battery capacity, and a leaker known as “Digital Chat Station” posted the rated capacities of the battery cells.