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Apple Loop: Ted Lasso’s Surprise Return, iPad Mini Rumors, iPhone 16 Buzz, M4 MacBooks, Design Leaks, and Snapchat on iPad

This week’s Apple news has something for everyone—from fans of Ted Lasso to those eagerly awaiting the next iPhone. We’ve got details on the latest iPad Mini rumors, the iPhone 16 launch, new MacBooks, and more. Let’s dive in!

Ted Lasso Fans, Rejoice!

Let’s kick things off with some exciting news for Ted Lasso fans. It seems like the beloved series is gearing up for a return! Warner Bros. Television has reportedly renewed the contracts of key cast members, including Hannah Waddingham, Brett Goldstein, and Jeremy Swift. Although there’s no official confirmation yet, Jason Sudeikis is believed to be involved as an executive producer, sparking hopes that an official announcement for a new season isn’t far off.

Is a New iPad Mini on the Horizon?

Rumors are heating up about a new iPad Mini possibly being unveiled at Apple’s next event. It’s been three years since the last update, and with current stocks running low, speculation is high that a refreshed iPad Mini could be on the way. The seventh-generation model is expected to come with an A17 Pro chip, upgraded cameras, and the latest connectivity options, including Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3. This could be a big moment for iPad Mini enthusiasts!

Apple Confirms iPhone 16 Launch Date

Apple has officially set the date for its next major event, “Glowtime,” on Monday, September 9th. Following its usual release cycle, Apple is expected to unveil the iPhone 16 series, which includes the iPhone 16, 16 Plus, 16 Pro, and 16 Pro Max. The event invite’s colorful design—featuring shades of blue, yellow, white, pink, and black—has sparked a flurry of speculation about what’s to come. Many believe these colors might hint at the new iPhone options, and there’s also buzz about potential AI features making their debut.

Snapchat Finally Comes to iPad

In what feels like a long-overdue update, Snapchat has finally launched an app optimized for iPad users. Previously, those on iPads had to use the iPhone version, which didn’t fully utilize the larger screen, resulting in lower resolution and black borders. The new update allows Snapchat to run natively on iPadOS, offering a full-screen experience that’s tailored for the iPad’s display. This update is sure to enhance the Snapchat experience for iPad users, making it more enjoyable and visually appealing.

Leaked: Final Design of iPhone 16 Pro

As the iPhone 16 Pro’s launch draws near, new leaks have given us a sneak peek at its final design. Among the most notable updates is the inclusion of a x5 telephoto zoom lens in the smaller iPhone 16 Pro—a feature that was previously exclusive to the Pro Max model. Additionally, the Pro models will feature a second 48-megapixel sensor for the ultra-wide camera, allowing for full-resolution shots and further improving the quality of wide-angle photos. These upgrades are expected to make the iPhone 16 Pro a standout in mobile photography.

Four New MacBooks Spotted

Exciting news for Mac fans! Four new Mac models have been identified in developer logs, suggesting that Apple is preparing to launch an expanded lineup of MacBooks. While the exact details remain under wraps, the model numbers indicate that we could see new versions of the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro. The upcoming models are expected to be powered by Apple’s new M4 chip, with three versions featuring 10-core CPUs and GPUs, and one more affordable model with an 8-core configuration. These new MacBooks are anticipated to deliver significant performance improvements, making them ideal for both creative professionals and everyday users.

Apple Loop: Your Weekly Apple Recap

That wraps up this week’s Apple Loop! Whether you’re excited about the latest iPhone leaks, new iPads, or the return of Ted Lasso, there’s plenty to look forward to. Be sure to check back next week for more updates, and if Android news is your thing, don’t miss my weekly Android digest on Forbes.

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