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The next major upgrade for the Apple Watch Ultra is slated for 2026. According to the latest report by TrendForce‚ Apple wants to add microLED to its high-end Watch and increase the display to 2.12 inches. This is not the first time TrendForce reported Apple plans this change for the Apple Watch Ultra. In August‚ the firm said Cupertino had pushed the introduction of this new display from 2025 to 2026. Over this year‚ several publications discussed the future of the Apple Watch Ultra with this panel. And‚ honestly‚ a larger display means we could get even more data from the wearable in just a glance. This time‚ TrendForce adds that German LED giant ams OSRAM will exclusively supply "Micro LED chips smaller than 10x10um‚ and South Korean panel manufacturer LG Display‚ responsible for the chip mass transfer engineering in addition to providing LTPO glass backplates." The microLED panel for Apple could cost 2.5 to 3 times the current price of OLED panels‚ which the publication calls "a reasonable range for a new technology." Previously‚ TrendForce said the microLED display could come to Apple's headsets‚ smartphones‚ and automotive applications. That said‚ it’s unclear when Apple would switch the OLED panel on the iPhone to microLED. Currently‚ the company is expected to add an OLED display to the iPad Pro in 2024. Samsung Display and LG Display are working on the 8th generation of this technology to bring it to the MacBook Pro by 2026. For Apple‚ the company might be ready to introduce a new generation of the Apple Vision Pro – or even its long-rumored AR glasses – by 2026‚ so this could help boost the growth of microLEDs. But it’s unclear when the iPhone might adopt this new display. Previously‚ Apple attempted to bring microLED to the iPhone X‚ but the company scrapped these plans due to production difficulties and higher prices. Besides this change‚ Apple might be planning to add new sensors to the upcoming Apple Watch X/Series 10 before a major design change thanks to a new display technology. Don't Miss: 2024 Apple Watches could detect sleep apnea‚ hypertension‚ and more The post 2026 Apple Watch Ultra rumored to get microLED screen that’s 10% bigger appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $540 Apple Watch Ultra‚ $199 USB-C AirPods Pro‚ Hershey candy‚ Gillette razors‚ more Best Apple deals for December 2023 Trending Right Now: Bennu asteroid samples still have scientists scratching their heads ChatGPT GPT-4.5 update might have just leaked; here’s what we know 5 of the best HBO documentaries you can watch right now

Apple just released iOS 17.2. While this operating system update has some hidden gems‚ one of the best features available is the expansion of Qi2 wireless charging support to older iPhone models‚ including the iPhone 13 and iPhone 14 series. That means if you have an iPhone 13 or newer‚ you can start wireless charging your device at speeds of up to 15W. Previously‚ with the first Qi standard‚ Apple would only let your device charge at up to 7.5W – especially if your charger wasn't MagSafe compatible. Now‚ with the new Qi2 standard‚ even if the accessory maker doesn't offer MagSafe compatibility‚ you'll still be able to charge your iPhone wirelessly at up to 15W. To do that‚ you'll need: To update your iPhone 13 or 14 to iOS 17.2 (the iPhone 15 already supported this new standard); To have a Qi2 wireless charger The best Qi2 accessories for your iPhone are yet to come Image source: Belkin Currently‚ Belkin is one of the only accessory makers already offering a Qi2 accessory. The new Belkin BoostChargePro 3-in-1 charging station offers MagSafe support‚ which means it can charge wirelessly up to 15W. The stand comes in black or white‚ and you can charge your iPhone‚ Apple Watch‚ and AirPods at once. It retails for $149.99‚ but it's currently discounted on Amazon. During IFA 2023‚ some brands have teased their Qi2 accessories‚ but most of them are yet to be released. Over the next few weeks until the first quarter of 2024‚ we'll likely see a ton of new accessories – with and without MagSafe compatibility – offering up to 15W of wireless charging for the iPhone 13 and newer. Keep an eye on Belking‚ Mophie‚ Anker‚ Satechi‚ and so many others to get the perfect Qi2 charger‚ which might include stands‚ power banks‚ car mounts‚ and whatever other possibilities you might need. Don't Miss: iOS 17.2 is now available with these 18 new features The post If you have one of these 8 iPhones‚ you just got faster wireless charging speed appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $540 Apple Watch Ultra‚ $199 USB-C AirPods Pro‚ Hershey candy‚ Gillette razors‚ more Best Apple deals for December 2023 Trending Right Now: Bennu asteroid samples still have scientists scratching their heads ChatGPT GPT-4.5 update might have just leaked; here’s what we know 5 of the best HBO documentaries you can watch right now