According to a story reported by BuzzFeed, earlier this month, on February 2nd, and later updated yesterday, February 27th, Apple is planning to debut a number of upcoming iOS products in its first significant event of 2016, set on March 21st. The alleged date, yet unconfirmed, happens to occur the day before Apple’s hearing with the Federal Bureau of Investigations.

Since the past year, Apple seems to be heavily invested in a number of technologies ranging from wireless charging, to video content streaming. One less talked about feature that Apple has been working on and considering for a while, is the integration of Apple’s own virtual assistant Siri, on the Mac.

Patrov’s very own account of the events, published yesterday morning on USA Today, offers an insight into what actually happens when connecting devices to an unsecured Wi-Fi network, such as American Airlines GoGo.

It’s no secret that Apple’s interest in wireless charging goes beyond what the company is willing to let out.