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Apple launches iPhone leasing program from $17.99 a month

Apple has launched a new leasing programme in the United States that lets customers use iPhones, Macs, iPads and Apple Watches by paying a fixed monthly fee instead of buying them. Apple said it is starting “Apple Upgrade” with buy now, pay later provider Klarna. The plan offers different contract terms by product and model, with higher monthly payments for shorter terms or larger storage. Users can return devices at the end or keep them by paying the remaining cost, and fees may apply for damage or changes.

AI & Enterprise

Apple signals major MacBook Pro, iMac overhaul, opening OLED, touchscreen era

Apple is expected to carry out a major overhaul of its Mac lineup from late this year through 2028, including MacBook Pro and iMac updates. Bloomberg reported the company is preparing staggered updates for MacBook Air, Mac mini and Mac Studio. A high-end 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro with OLED and a touchscreen is expected from late this year to early next year. Desktop launches may depend on memory chip supply.

AI & Enterprise

Apple may skip high-performance M6 and go straight to AI-focused M7

Apple may apply the M6 chip, expected this autumn, to only some products and then move directly to the M7 generation, a report said. It said Apple is considering releasing only the base M6 while shifting pro-grade models to M7. The report said M6 Pro and M6 Max may not be in development, and M7 is expected to focus on major advances in on-device AI processing.