Keep an Eye on Apple This Fall

Noted journalist Mark Gurman predicts Apple will reveal its biggest lineup ever starting this Fall.

June 28, 2022   It's June 28, 2022. On this day in 1965, the first commercial communications satellite, Intelsat I, was activated, and would carry the first commercial telephone call between America and Europe. Can you believe that was only 57 years ago? ⏰ Today's Big Stories... in 30 Seconds Today We Watched, Read, and Listened to (so you don't have to): 209 articles, 7 podcasts, 10 press releases, 249 tweets, and 15 YouTube videos 1. Apple's Biggest Product Lineup Ever May Be on the Way In his Bloomberg newsletter, Mark Gurman (who has a history of solid predictions for Apple tech) says we could see the largest Apple lineup in history between the Fall and the first half of 2023. The lineup would include the iPhone 14, more M2 Macs, an M3 chip, and more. Our wallets aren't ready. 2. Unlocked OnePlus Nord N20 5G Finally Available The OnePlus Nord N20 5G launched as a T-Mobile exclusive in April, but OnePlus has finally unlocked it so it works with most phone carriers. Imagine if it had been that way from the start. Regardless, you can grab the $300 unlocked phone now from Best Buy, Amazon, Mint Mobile, or through OnePlus. 3. Atari Celebrates 50th Birthday By… Launching on Google Stadia To celebrate 50 years of pressing joysticks and mashing buttons, Atari is bringing several of its classic games to the Google Stadia cloud gaming platform. Expect to see Breakout, Centipede, Asteroids, and more throughout the year, and hopefully prove that they all still hold up. We bet Asteroids does. 🦑 Go Deeper Alexa is great for a lot of things, but mimicking relatives who have passed away isn't something we needed. What? Didn't know that was a thing? Well, let Charlie Sorrel fill you in on this very off-putting feature. 🎱 By the Numbers The US loves the iPhone Data: Business of Apps iPhones are everywhere, but the US particularly loves the iPhone. In 2021, a majority of Apple's iPhone sales came from the US, which contributed 84 millions units sold. The next highest? Europe's 56 million. We wonder what 2022 will look like. 🔥 Today's Hot Deal It's time to upgrade beyond the single router and get a mesh Wi-Fi system setup. Fortunately, you can pick up a Google Nest Wi-Fi Router and 2 extenders at Amazon right now, as it's down to $199 thanks to a 43% price drop. Nice, right? Don't Miss This Deal 🤓 Nerd Out "Learn the ways of Linux." —Tim Fisher, Senior VP & Group GM Always been a Windows user, but wondered about Linux's popularity? Spend 10 mins on this Linus Tech Tips video about all the ways Linux is better than the rest. (Share on Twitter) 💎 You Know You Want It  *Not made to hold coffee* Image: Samsung Wanna represent Starbucks while rocking your Galaxy Buds 2? Check out this Starbucks mug earbuds case, which comes courtesy of a collaboration between Samsung and Starbucks. Cute, right? Sadly, we have to break your heart a little: it's only available in South Korea. Sorry. Add it to the import list? 🌎 Doin' It Right Instagram's trying Say what you will about Instagram, but it's trying to provide tools to help people curate their feeds. In particular, its Sensitive Content Controls let you dictate how much sensitive content you see across the platform, and we encourage everyone to at least give it a try. 🗞 Extra! Extra! We've got you covered with the best in daily tech news! See the latest on our site or follow us on Apple News and Google News. Did someone forward this to you? Sign up here. Have something you'd like us to write about? We're always open for suggestions, too. You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the Tech Today newsletter. If you wish to unsubscribe, please click here .   Our editors independently research, test, and recommend the best products; you can learn more about our review process here. We may receive commissions on purchases made from our chosen links. A Dotdash Brand 28 Liberty Street, 7th Floor, New York, NY 10005 2020 Dotdash • All rights reserved. Privacy Policy.   [View in Browser]