iOS 16 seems to open the door for the Chromecast target in the AirPlay menu

Apple ecosystems are known to be locked fairly, but many things have increased a lot over the past few years. With the upcoming iOS 16 release, Apple seems to work towards better support for Chromecast and other casting standards in the application.

Apple allows Chromecast to get maintenance like Airplay

On iOS 16, Apple opened the door for casting protocols such as Google Cast (Chromecast) to be more supported in the system. As there is today, Chromecast is supported on iOS, but only in certain applications, and usually with an interface that is not original OS.

 In the YouTube music application on iOS, for example, the Chromecast button in the application functions to target chromecast and airplay target.

With our reading, this must allow chromecast to have better and more original integration with iOS starting with iOS 16. For more details, chromecast will not be the original part of iOS. Conversely applications that support Chromecast will see targets casting in the original menu, as used by AirPlay.

This will not only provide a better experience for those who want to use AirPlay in applications that already have Chromecast, but have the potential to make it easier for chromecasts to be supported in more applications.

Other companies with casting options, such as Spotify or Sonos, also have the potential to adopt this. As a result of this change is one button in the application for casting, rather than having two or three, or even the menu in the menu.

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New MacBook Air may come with a long waiting time

Apple is ready to reveal a new MacBook Air at the annual development conference (WWDC) on Monday, but even if that happens, you might not be able to buy it immediately. According to reports from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Shutdown Covid-19 at the Chinese factory that makes MacBook might mean a limited supply of new devices or further release dates.

China's zero-covid policy has caused the temporary closure of the factory that made Apple products, including Pegatron and Quanta. Although China has begun to loosen up some of the restrictions on the movement which was originally restored in March, some environments in Shanghai are still under locking.

Apple analyst Ming-chi Kuo hopes that Apple will send around six to seven million new macbooks before the third quarter of this year if Quanta's production capacity returns to the pre-lockdown level.

He also believes that there may be more new MacBook Air delivery when compared to MacBook Pro 14 to 16 Inch-Macbook Air new delivery will be sent by Quanta and Foxconn, while MacBook Pro is sent only with Quanta. Apple currently has a new MacBook Pro order that is detained until the end of July due to the closure and lack of parts.

Both Gurman and Ming-Chi Kuo agreed that the upcoming MacBook Air would not come in a variety of colors. It is more likely to display several standard options such as existing space and silver, with the addition of two new colors, including dark blue and "gold like champagne."

Gurman also thinks MacBook Air will come with a 13-inch screen, two USB-C ports, the ability to fill in Magsafe, and Touch ID. It was not expected to come with a touch bar, and maybe even showed a notch like a MacBook Pro.

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Apple iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max: release date, price, rumors, and more

 

We have reached the point where telephone manufacturers find it difficult to keep some of their secrets secret. Most of the main releases are spoiled by leaks and endless rumors before their official introduction. This changed the technological keynote into a worldly event that announced most of the expected and known products.

We can no longer experience a surprise element that we have used - at least for most. The iPhone 14 lineup is a few months away. This high -class Apple smartphone may not be announced until September 2022. However, we already know a lot about them and what they will pack. Here are all the details reportedly about the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max.

Release date. It is difficult to find out the date of launching certain Apple products before the company makes it official. However, Apple has a habit of releasing a new high -class iPhone lineup in the fall. This usually reveals this smartphone during the event which took place around September. Assuming there is no internal hiccup, we must look at the iPhone 14 lineup in September 2022.

Price. There is no way to accurately predict the price of Apple devices that have not been released. Although the cupertino technology giant tends to stick to the same price range as every annual release. IPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max start at $ 1,000 and $ 1,100 each. So the equivalent of iPhone 14 each must be charged the same fee - if we have to make an assumption.

Camera. The Cupertino technology giant has used a 12MP wide sensor on its iPhone for several years now. This can finally change with the release of the iPhone 14 Pro this year. Apple can increase it to the 48MP sensor. This will further enhance the photography and video capabilities of the Pro iPhone. The increased camera is likely to be excluded on the usual iPhone 14 model.

Design. One of the most interesting aspects of the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max is that it has the potential to drop a notch. Both of these phones are reportedly to switch to hole-hole and pill design. We can also see more round angles when conspiring to the iPhone 14 regular or Lineup iPhone 13 model. Apart from that, hope that these two power plants have a thicker camera lump - because of an upgraded sensor.

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Gurman: 'Unequivocally accept' Apple will dispatch another outside show for Macs

A flood of tales as of late has shown that Apple is sloping up its endeavors to dispatch another outer showcase at lower cost than the Pro Display XDR. Presently, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman composes that he "unequivocally accepts" Apple will "dispatch another outer screen for its most recent Macs."

In the Q&A part of the most recent version of his Power On pamphlet, Gurman is found out if he accepts Apple will dispatch another outer presentation for Mac. Gurman clarifies that he "unequivocally accepts" Apple is dealing with precisely this.

He writes because of the inquiry:

I unequivocally accept [Apple will dispatch another outside screen for its most recent Macs.] A cheaper screen, I think, would be a hot merchant for those hoping to add a bigger screen to their new MacBook Pro without spending what could be compared to an extravagance vehicle initial installment on the Pro Display XDR. Now, the expense of building that screen has likely descended, and with a couple of changes and maybe a slight drop in splendor, Apple could possibly get to a comparative quality screen (at a somewhat more modest size) at maybe about a large portion of the cost. Coincidentally, it's as yet funny that Apple attempted to legitimize the current screen's cost by contrasting it with a $43,000 Hollywood-grade reference screen.

Obviously, this isn't whenever we've first caught wind of Apple's arrangements for a lower-estimated outside show. Simply last week, a leaker showed that Apple is in "early turn of events" of 24-inch and 27-inch outer presentations. Apple is likewise dealing with a replacement to the Pro Display XDR, as 9to5Mac has detailed.

In the mean time, Bloomberg likewise covered Apple's arrangements to dispatch a less expensive outer presentation back in January. Tragically, extra insights regarding this work stay indistinct. In any case, as we've said ordinarily, the absence of a more reasonable option in contrast to the Pro Display XDR is a glaring opening in Apple's setup. At the present time, just Apple-supported choices incorporate the LG UltraFine 4K and LG UltraFine 5K.

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