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MacBook Ultra Rumored to Bring OLED, Touchscreen and New M7 Silicon
technology2 days ago

MacBook Ultra Rumored to Bring OLED, Touchscreen and New M7 Silicon

MacRumors’ The MacRumors Show outlines a revised premium MacBook roadmap centered on a MacBook Ultra with an OLED display and touchscreen (featuring a Dynamic Island–style interface) in a thinner chassis. The Ultra is expected to be powered initially by M5 Pro/Max chips, while Apple reportedly skips M6 Pro/Max, moving high-end laptops to M7 Pro/Max in 2027. An entry-level M6 will still arrive for base MacBook Pros this year, with the first M7 models following later in 2027; the overall launch window has moved to early 2027 due to memory constraints and price hikes. macOS 27 Golden Gate is reportedly adding direct touch control via Sidecar, and the lineup will span 14" and 16" sizes with a reinforced hinge and potential cellular connectivity, all contributing to a crowded, high-priced growth path for Apple’s laptop lineup.

via MacRumors|
#apple-silicon#m7#macbook-ultra
MacBook Pro May Borrow Ultra’s Redesign Sooner Than Expected
technology12 days ago

MacBook Pro May Borrow Ultra’s Redesign Sooner Than Expected

Bloomberg reports Apple’s upcoming MacBook Ultra could introduce an OLED, touchscreen, Dynamic Island‑enabled redesign in a lighter, thinner form, and an entry‑level MacBook Pro (K104) may adopt a design “in line” with the Ultra as early as next year. While surprising given Apple’s slow design cadence, the move would help keep the Pro competitive amid rivals; the article notes the Pro may not be identical to the Ultra, but share a similar design direction.

via 9to5Mac|
#apple#macbook-pro#macbook-ultra
Apple Eyes 2027 MacBook Pro Refresh With Potential Touchscreen Comeback
technology12 days ago

Apple Eyes 2027 MacBook Pro Refresh With Potential Touchscreen Comeback

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports Apple plans a visual refresh of the baseline 14-inch MacBook Pro in the first half of 2027, featuring a new design aligned with higher-end models and possibly the company’s first touchscreen MacBook. The report also notes Apple is testing four new iPad Pro models and that spring 2027 could bring several entry-level/budget product announcements, with chatter about iPhone updates (including a base iPhone 18 and iPhone Air) and a potential move to M7 silicon.

via Engadget|
#apple#ipad-pro#m-series
Apple’s MacBook Ultra: OLED touchscreen, new chips and a late-2026 launch
technology15 days ago

Apple’s MacBook Ultra: OLED touchscreen, new chips and a late-2026 launch

Rumors point to a flagship MacBook Ultra with an OLED touchscreen, a thinner lighter chassis and a Dynamic Island-style front camera cutout, offering multi-touch input (potential Apple Pencil support) alongside a keyboard and trackpad. It’s expected to run current M5 Pro/Ultra chips at launch (with M7 arriving later) and could include built-in 5G, with a launch window in the second half of 2026 and prices well above today’s MacBook Pros.

via Engadget|
#apple#m5-pro#macbook-ultra
Pixel’s Android 17 rollout brings touchscreen woes to Pixel phones
technology23 days ago

Pixel’s Android 17 rollout brings touchscreen woes to Pixel phones

Android 17 rollout is causing significant touchscreen issues on Pixel devices (Pixel 10, 9, 8, and 7 series), including taps being ignored, dead zones, and reversed scrolling. Google is aware of the problem, but the initial fix isn’t effective for everyone; reported workarounds like clearing the Pixel Launcher cache have mixed results, and some users see improvement by toggling Smooth Display. There’s no firm timeline for a permanent patch, so potential upgraders may want to wait for official fixes.

via Android Central|
#android-17#android-os#google-pixel
Alogic Unveils Mac-Compatible Touchscreen Monitors and Portable Folio Displays
technology25 days ago

Alogic Unveils Mac-Compatible Touchscreen Monitors and Portable Folio Displays

Alogic unveiled a Mac-friendly lineup of touch-enabled displays, including 43/55/65-inch FOKUS 4K panels with Active Stylus and software for macOS, a 27-inch Aspekt Touch with USB-C/USB-A docking and 90W charging, and portable Folio displays (16-inch single and Folio Duo dual) that connect via USB-C; prices start at $2,799 for FOKUS, $1,799 for Aspekt, and $899/$1,299 for Folio lines, with availability around September after InfoComm 2026.

via MacRumors|
#alogic#fokus#folio
Anker unveils touchscreen 3-in-1 wireless charger with TEC air cooling
technology1 month ago

Anker unveils touchscreen 3-in-1 wireless charger with TEC air cooling

Anker has launched the Prime 3-in-1 Magnetic Wireless Charger with TEC air-cooling in China. The dock charges iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods simultaneously, features a built-in 1.62-inch touchscreen for real-time charging data and mode adjustments, and supports quick touchscreen shortcuts. It uses USB-C, offers up to 25W for phones and 5W for wearables, and includes AnkerSense safety with a companion app for temperature monitoring. Priced at 1,199 yuan (~$177) and weighing 620 g, it aims to improve charging stability through active cooling and safety features.

via Gizmochina|
#anker#apple-devices#tec-air-cooling
Capcom's Mega Man 2 Comes to Your Wrist With New Play Watch
technology2 months ago

Capcom's Mega Man 2 Comes to Your Wrist With New Play Watch

Capcom’s Mega Man: My Play Watch lets you play a simplified, auto-run version of Mega Man 2 on a wrist-worn touchscreen. The watch emphasizes a distraction-free experience with no Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, notifications, or apps, and includes health-tracking features along with customizable clock faces and straps. Pre-orders are live at GameStop for $79.99 (European availability not yet listed).

via Push Square|
#capcom#gamestop#mega-man-2
Turtle Beach unveils touchscreen Command Series keyboards and mice
technology2 months ago

Turtle Beach unveils touchscreen Command Series keyboards and mice

Turtle Beach expands its Command Series with touchscreen-enabled keyboards (KB7 TKL with a 4.3-inch display and KB5 with a 2.4-inch display) and three touchscreen-enabled mice (MC7, MC5, MC3), adding OBS/Streamlabs controls, macros, profile switching and system stats. The KB7 uses Hall-effect switches with rapid trigger, the KB5 uses Titan low-profile mechanical switches and supports a KP7 numeric keypad via modular rails; the MC7, MC5 and MC3 bring touchscreen functionality to the mouse lineup, broadening Turtle Beach’s gaming accessory range.

via Notebookcheck|
#command-series#keyboard#mouse