According to an Apple support document pertaining to both public betas of iOS 9 and Mac OS X El Capitan, Apple users will be able to use two-factor authentication to secure their devices.

A new device, yet to be released, promises to enable owners to charge laptops with a USB Type-C connector, like the New 2015 MacBook at full speed, multiple times.

Apple might just be working on yet another refresh of the MacBook Air, for 2016. The ultrathin notebook was updated last March, yet it seems Apple could be looking into another big refresh of the MacBook Air, to pit against its rival, Microsoft, and the upcoming Surface Pro 4.

The 12.9 inch retina display will feature a resolution of 2,732 x 2,048 pixels, with a 264 ppi density. Sharp will be the primary supplier for the displays, with Samsung as the fallback supplier, ready to start manufacturing its own screens as early as September. Sharp has already started shipping an initial batch of displays to Apple, which have reportedly passed preliminary quality tests.