Trademarks for 'AirPod Case,' 'Iris Engine,' 'Touch Bar,' and More Hint at Future Apple Products

If Home Hub is a new smaller, cheaper version of Time Machine, then my wallet is ready.
Assuming you mean Time Capsule? That would be cool. Also would be nice if it were a centralized HomeKit solution running on Apple TV :D

I wonder if they will start making Time Machine backups available through the cloud? 2TB tier should be enough for most people...
 
I myself have found a trademark listed as 'iSight Duo' - the name of the new 7 Plus camera potentially.

I also saw a listing for for 'Scribble' - perhaps for iPhone Apple Pencil. I saw one listed as 'A10 Fusion' as well.

See here - https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...cribble-and-a10-fusion.1992002/#post-23330474


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Love the sound of the "Iris Engine".
I agree that it sounds neat, but holding the front camera up to one (or both?) of my eyes for a moment just seems weird. Now, if Apple has found a way to scan retinas from a distance (such as normal phone-from-face distance), in regular daylight, then OMG that's some dope tech!
 
If Home Hub is a new smaller, cheaper version of Time Machine, then my wallet is ready.

With Alexa-like features from Siri and voice-activated HomeKit control and I'm all in!

Honestly I think Apple could break open this market. Think of an all-in-one device that is a wifi router/modem, personal cloud storage, voice-activated Alexa-like features by Siri (weather, reminders, grocery lists, timers, send texts, etc.), and voice-activated HomeKit commands (link with lights, Nest, doors, etc.). That would be fantastic.
 
yeah I would guess the smart button will be on the macbook pro and will be a combo touchID sensor and power button. If they incorporate it into their existing keyboards it could also replace the eject button for those macs that have an optical drive. Likely won't be a real button, more of a capacitive button with force touch so a light touch ejects and a deep touch if the power off button
 
I agree that it sounds neat, but holding the front camera up to one (or both?) of my eyes for a moment just seems weird. Now, if Apple has found a way to scan retinas from a distance (such as normal phone-from-face distance), in regular daylight, then OMG that's some dope tech!
I agree. For it to be successful, it needs to work from a distance, just picking up the device to look at it. Maybe it could work in the dark using some form of tech that scans in low light conditions. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_vision It would need to work in both light and dark otherwise the user experience will suffer.
 
Touch bar would likely have to include the MacBook Pro, which is around the corner.

The Iris Scanner is the next big thing to the Touch ID.
 
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