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The smallest MacBook Pro may get the most active memory it has ever seen this year. Plus, a new look iPhone this September?
We discuss the overhyping of patents, AT&T's overhyping of its 5G network and content providers not buying Apple's single-stream hype on the show!
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While the rest of the mobile industry has been promoting speedier charging with fast adapters right in the box, Apple may still be stuck in the slow lane.
Also on our show, Sony's 52-megapixel smartphone camera, LG's dual-wielding at MWC 2019 and the tussle with Apple, Google and Facebook this week.
Also, rumors of a third camera coming to the iPhone are echoed here, with the push on 3D depth-sensing as a gateway to an Apple VR headset.
According to a recent WSJ report, all three 2019 iPhones will feature OLED, meaning that the iPhone Xr successor will use it too.
A new rumor from China tries to anticipate some of the key improvements that the Apple iPhone 11 Max will bring to the table.
The Wall Street Journal is confirming previous rumors of a triple-camera iPhone coming this year, with some extra details.
These iPhone XI renders may appear unrealistic, but we'd love to hear your opinion. Apple will, eventually, use three cameras on iPhones.
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is talking about what Apple might prepare for the 2019 iPhones, and how similar they will be to the current ones.
This prediction comes from a generally well-regarded market analyst that has been tracking Apple for many years. Chances are, he's right.
On the show: this year's iPhones may hurt next year's, Huawei's lying to us again with its ads and everything's leaking like crazy, so just buy a Nokia.
Qualcomm may still be the primary supplier of modems for the iPhone, but the second fiddle position is quite important and is in contention for 2019.
Apple is expected to split display production between Samsung and LG for one of this year's two OLED iPhone models.
The big reason for sticking with legacy display technology over new, exciting, colorful diodes? Pricing, pricing, pricing.
Component suppliers are speculating that Apple will finally ditch the Lightning connector on iPhones, iPads and iPods for a port now on MacBooks.
There's probably a Snapdragon 1000 on the way and you might want to stick around and see where it will appear. Also, the Pixel 3 will be made by Google... for reals... sorta.
Samsung may want to follow Huawei's suit and beat Apple to the triple camera punch with a Galaxy S10 supporting "enhanced zoom features" and advanced AR applications.
They're still too expensive to source reliably and, with Apple's margin padding, would likely prove unappetizing for consumers to buy.
It's probably not happening this year, but in 2019, we could see Apple copy Huawei with at least one triple-camera iPhone variant supporting both 3x optical zoom and advanced AR experiences with 3D sensing functionality.
Last year's iPhone X was clearly only the beginning of Apple's transition to OLED display technology, with two 2018 upgrades likely to be followed by three 2019 iPhones snubbing the LCD tradition.
Triple-camera smartphones could soon become a thing, as the Huawei Mate 20 is expected to follow the P20 Pro's suit, with Apple likely to join the club in the fall of 2019 as well.
Taiwanese supply chain sources are calling for an affordable iPhone (at up to $800 starting price) lead the charts this year and a triple-camera iPhone next year.
