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Apple accidentally leaked its own top-secret hardware in software code—and it looks like we’re getting a slew of products across 7 categories

Apple appears to have accidentally revealed a slate of unannounced hardware after internal identifiers surfaced in publicly shared software code, offering unusually concrete clues across multiple product lines.

PCMag on MSN · 21h

Apple May Have Accidentally Leaked Upcoming iPads, HomePod, Vision Pro

Details about the processors for as many as seven upcoming products were found in software code unearthed by MacRumors.

The Verge on MSN · 1d

Apple accidentally leaked some of its upcoming chip bumps

Apple appears to have inadvertently included details about several of its upcoming devices in code spotted by MacRumors. One part of the code suggests that Apple plans on putting an M5 chip in its next-gen Vision Pro headset,

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tvOS 26 Beta 2: New Features and More - Geeky Gadgets

Hints of potential new Apple TV hardware have been discovered within the code of tvOS 26 Beta 2. While no official announcements have been made, these subtle indications suggest that Apple may ...

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What Apple TV hardware will run the new tvOS 26

A new leak claims to have the complete compatibility list of Apple TV models that will be able to support the tvOS 26 upgrade that will be announced at #WWDC25.

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tvOS 26 Adds These New Features to Your Apple TV

These are only the new features that Apple highlighted in its tvOS 26 press release, so expect more changes to be uncovered in the betas. tvOS 26 will be released to the general public later this ...

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Apple TV 4K 2025: The Game-Changing Features You Need to Know

Key Hardware Upgrades The Apple TV 4K 2025 is powered by the A17 Pro chip, a state-of-the-art processor designed to enhance performance across all aspects of the device. This upgrade ensures ...

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HomeOS debut set for early 2026 with new Apple devices

Apple's long-rumored launch of the homeOS platform to run smart-home devices and services has had its debut pushed back to the spring of 2026, alongside the launch of new home hardware.

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