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The second-generation AirPods with Wireless Charging Case were launched at $199. And they are usually sold at their MSRP. Today, however, you can get AirPods with Wireless Charging Case for just $151. 
HomeScreen widgets are arguably one of the most sought after feature on iOS 14. It allows you to configure a myriad of options right on your homescreen. The Home screen widget was first introduced on iPad and surprisingly the new widget setup on iOS is markedly better than that of iPad. A new concept shows how iPhone widgets would look on an iPad. 
Display analyst Ross Young and Mizuho Securities claim that Apple will include 120Hz ProMotion displays on its iPhone 13 lineup for 2021. The analyst also claims that the next iPhone SE refresh from Apple will now arrive in 2022 Spring instead of 2021. 
iOS 14 brought the ability to add widgets to the iPhone’s Home screen. We’ve seen loads of apps taking advantage of this with amazing widgets that are just incredible to use. But did you also know that you could build your own custom widgets from scratch? 
With iOS 14, Apple has added Picture- in Picture support to the iPhones as well. Up until iOS 14 was in beta stage, iPhone users could play YouTube videos on their iPhone in Picture in Picture mode by going to YouTube’s website in Safari. However, right around the time iOS 14 was released, YouTube blocked this feature and essentially disabled Picture in Picture support via its website. 
A Sensor Tower report claims that user spending on the App Store for Q3 of 2020 was almost double of Google Play Store. While the App Store generated $19 billion in revenue after a growth of 31 percent YoY, Google Play lagged behind with a revenue of $10.3 billion despite registering a higher growth rate of 33.8 percent YoY. 
