According to Japanese business publication Nikkei Asian Review, Apple Inc. could be looking to replace LCD displays on all its touchscreen devices, with OLED screens. Rumors point to the next generation iPhones as the first product lines to be upgraded, with no word yet, aside from common sense, on iPad Pro, iPad Mini, and iPod Touch.

If you are in the market for a MacBook Air, there is absolutely no need to wait. There is very little that we could possibly think of in terms of future changes, for this product line. The MacBook Air is still a laptop of choice for students, and one of the most portable devices on the market today.

Only a small selection of stands allow the Watch’s face to be near perpendicular, to take advantage of the Watch’s nightstand mode, and this is exactly the direction Apple has chosen with its new magnetic charging dock.

iPhone, iPad and Mac users may one day have one less thing to worry about, according to Apple’s latest patent, describing a system designed to impede the ingress of water through speakers outlets, on iPhones, and possibly other devices.