Apple is developing custom silicon chips tailored for the Apple Glass, focusing on low power consumption and camera control. These specialized chips will support the lightweight design of the glasses while enabling advanced functionalities such as processing feeds from multiple cameras. Mass production is expected to begin by summer 2026, with a potential product launch by the end of 2026 or into 2027.

Apple has acknowledged that the camera controls on the iPhone have become overly complicated and announced changes in iOS 26 aimed at simplifying the user experience. The update is expected to streamline the camera settings and make it more user-friendly for both new and existing users.

A new report suggests that Apple's upcoming iPhone may feature a foldable design with a punch-hole camera and a Touch ID integrated into the power button. This design aims to enhance the user experience while maintaining the device's sleek aesthetic. Speculation about the device's capabilities and release date continues to generate interest among tech enthusiasts.