After refreshing almost its entire line of MacBooks, Macs and iOS devices, including the long awaited upgrade of the iPod Touch, Apple is reportedly finally on track to release a new version of Apple TV, which has been on the back burner for a while. A big hint on the refresh of the device was given out at an early keynote in which Apple announced an exclusive deal to stream HBO Now programming on Apple TV. At the time, the company announced also a considerable price cut on Apple TV, which is something that Apple typically does when planning on a product update.

This might sound like a weird, nerdy drinking song: “96 MacBook Pro’s on the Rack, take one off, pass it around...”, yet, a group of tech enthusiasts was actually tasked with finding a solution to connect 96 MacBook Pro laptops to be used as one hysterical-looking server rackspace.

The iPhone was never a threat to the iPod Touch, and only because the iPhone embodies a blend of functions found in other devices, it doesn’t mean that the one device dedicated to media playback should becomes instantly irrelevant.

Rumors of the possibility for the next Apple Watch to integrate a camera have started since before the Apple Watch was even released. A patent filed September 11 2014 has recently resurfaces, catching the attention of a number of tech news sites, which describes what seems to be a fully-functioning, high definition camera, 2 millimeters in diameter.