Lettersofnote: In June of 1985 Bill Gates sent a remarkable memo to both the then-CEO of Apple, John Sculley, and then-head of Macintosh development, Jean Louis Gassée, and urged them to spread their wings by licensing their hardware and operating system to other companies. Apple ignored his advice.
The buzz around the iPad mini 7 has been growing in recent weeks, with rumours suggesting an imminent release.
Apple has unveiled its new M3 processors and all three chips include a significant improvement to the GPU side. Unquestionably, the M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max will offer a faster CPU performance, however, GPU-focused advancements improve graphics capabilities to enhance professional and gaming experience.
According to a recent report, the iPhone 16 series might come with an additional hardware button.
As far as I know, Apple hasn't really taken advantage of the closed-environment they've got going with Macs. They function the same as any other computer, so they really should license it out, albeit with some restrictions to keep a level of consistency like with what Microsoft has down with their Windows Phone OS.