Apple may start using E Ink screens in its devices. Well-known analyst Ming-Chi Kuo spoke about this.

Apple is testing an E Ink display for future foldable devices. The E Ink color display can be the go-to solution for foldable devices that need a cover or second screen due to its excellent power savings

Kuo says that Apple considers such screens as additional ones. For example, it can be a small secondary screen on a foldable iPhone or a screen on an iPad case.

E Ink screens only consume energy to change the image, so they are great for such tasks. We have already seen smartphones with such screens, so there is nothing new for the market.

When such devices can enter the market is not yet clear, but Apple may not release the first foldable smartphones until 2025, according to the same analyst.

Rumors that Apple will introduce a new generation of iPad Pro tablets this year have been around for a long time, and now conceptual renders have appeared that are made taking into account information from rumors.

Thin screen bezels are a big plus for the promising iPad Pro, but to save the Face ID system, you will have to move to a bang. Moreover, both its location and the logo on the rear panel indicate that the tablet will be used much more time in a horizontal orientation than in a vertical one.

The logo itself on the rear panel will become larger and, according to rumors, will be framed in glass – to implement wireless charging. In April, Mark Gurman, editor of the authoritative Bloomberg resource, announced that the new generation iPad Pro, along with the SoC M2, will receive MagSafe support. As for the M2 platform, it is expected to keep the 8-core CPU, but the GPU will have more cores – 9-10 instead of 7-8 for the M1. The Apple M2 will be manufactured using a 4nm process.

The premiere of the new iPad Pro is expected in the fall, probably in September. By that time, the current iPad Pro will be 16 months old, so Apple is unlikely to delay the release of a new generation.

The VTB team announced the launch of a universal version of the VTB My Investments application. According to the developers, the new version of VTB My Investments is available from mobile browsers, works on all smartphones and tablets and does not require installation from the Google Play or App Store app stores.

As VTB promises, the universal web version has retained all the functionality of a separate application and completely repeats its interface. You can place a shortcut on the device screen for quick access to the web application.

For example, users with the Safari browser need to enter a link in the address bar, go to the page, click on the “Share” icon at the bottom of the screen, select “To Home Screen” in the menu, then click “Add” – the VTB My Investments shortcut will appear on the screen iPhone. Next, you need to log into the application using your username and password.