🥽 Haven't bought the Vision Pro 1 yet? Vision Pro 2️⃣ has already started mass production

📰 According to Chinese resource IT Home, key components of the new Vision Pro, including panels, cases and circuits, have been put into mass production ahead of the official announcement at the end of 2025.

🔎 It is expected that most of the components of the second-generation model will remain unchanged to compensate for excess inventory in the supply chain. The key difference will be a new Apple chip M5.

📆 This data coincides with the forecast by Mark Gurman from Bloomberg, who expects the Apple Vision Pro 2 to be released between fall 2025 and spring 2026.

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📰 There will be no price hike: Trump exempted electronics from increased duties

👍 The standard duty of 10% will continue to apply to smartphones, laptops, hard disks, processors and memory chips supplied to the US from any country.

🪙 Recall, under the new tariffs, the highest duty is expected for goods from China – up to 125%. Now there will be an exception for electronics.

🏭 Also, the tariff relaxation affects equipment for the production of semiconductors. This will benefit one of the key processor manufacturers - TSMC, which announced major investments in the United States.

🧐 Bloomberg analysts believe that the easing may be temporary – until the implementation of separate tariffs on electronics – but in any case significantly lower than 125%.

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📲 Apple readies iPadOS 19 overhaul that will make the tablet’s software more like macOS

With an eye on the device operating more like a Mac.

🍏 Besides a big effort to make the design of Apple’s operating systems more consistent, a big theme of the upcoming WWDC is likely to be iPad software. Many users would like to see macOS on iPad, so the changes will likely go far enough to make a lot of those users happier. Of course it won't be the macOS itself, but the upgrade will focus on productivity, multitasking and app window management.

source: Mark Gurman

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🔎 Apple wants to analyze users' personal data to train AI

And this is not just a rumor, but the news by Mark Gurman.

📰 They plan to use, for example, emails in applications on iPhone, iPad and Mac to teach Apple Intelligence to make summaries of notifications.

🕵️‍♀️ If an app collects unwanted data, it will be possible to close access to a specific category for it. You can check it like this:

Settings > Privacy & Security > App Privacy Report

⚙️ More about App Privacy Report.

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