Apple Users in 2025 Are Going to Have the Best Year of Their Lives, Maybe

2025 has started on the wrong foot, depending on where you are. But if you’re in a part of the US that isn’t on fire, there are other ways to promote it like Apple’s rumors. Others the beginning of the trade. What is a leak, if not a reason, to prevent ongoing problems and problems?

Any favorite gossip every week Bloomberg The article, written by Mark Gurman, is revealing which is the peak for Apple in 2025to at least in terms of its sources. Most of Gurman’s letters read like an astrological chart for the year; this is where your stars align and why this justifies what is about to happen to you. But since we don’t have any other tea leaves to turn to, it’s a good place to start. This year could be one of the most important years for Apple. Gurman says it will be remembered as a “stepping stone to something very revolutionary.”

Gurman has already confirmed many rumors iPhone SE we will also see a review along with this year’s iPhone 16 lineup. Don’t expect it to launch as soon as this month. It will start again in the middle of the year, around the end of April, and the big changes of iOS 18. And everything we have been talking about rumours. It’s good news for the rumor mill has been mentioned in Gurman’s letters.

iPhone SE upgrade is expected losing the home button and adopting Face ID for security, like the rest of the list. It will also have some kind of Apple Intelligence, as rumors have already whispered, since that is where Apple’s R&D is going recently. It may also bear the name iPhone 16E. What do you think the “E” stands for? I still think it stands for “economics.” Whatever it’s called, Gurman has said in the past that it will bring “a shake-up to the iPhone lineup.”

When this happens, we can expect the iPad to see an iPhone SE-style refresh. The new iPads will be in the “low end” category. They will be accompanied by a family of iPad Air models and a Magic entryway to match.

Products that did not he has been revived in years, then Apple TV and HomePod, they will be resurrected with new designs and better looks. Gurman adds that the two will do the same to be well It’s Apple’s homegrown intelligence proposition, which has been quiet for the past two years. (Actually, everywhere is quiet; the smart house doesn’t have a shop like it used to.)

For Mac heads, 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Air they will get instant refreshment. It has already been developed overseas and includes the latest M4 chip inside the MacBook Pro and iPad. The Mac Pro is also getting its juice, but don’t expect any design changes.

The last sweet story in Gurman’s letters is the most difficult Vision Pro fans: It reminds us that his work in the Walled Garden is still a work in progress. Don’t expect a second-generation Vision Pro this year – anytime soon – as the first generation is still finding its place in the ecosystem. Instead, wait Good AirTag, which has sold more the best of Apple.