Apple glasses, folding iPhone, Apple Car: for which rumor product are you most excited? [Poll]

Apple glasses, folding iPhone, Apple Car: for which rumor product are you most excited? [Poll]

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Over the next four years, Apple has some compelling new products that it can bring to market. As for the iPhone, Apple is likely to achieve its goal of creating a single glass plate by eliminating the notch and could also make it its first foldable debut. In the AR / VR space, we should see Apple’s first headset and possibly Apple Glasses. Apple Car could start moving into the new area, along with other new innovations in the healthcare industry and more. Which Apple products do you like most?

True full screen iPhone

The iPhone and the entire smartphone market are quite mature at this point, but there may be some notable changes coming in the coming years.

The creation of an iPhone with a single glass design has been the goal of Apple for many years. When the iPhone X was launched, Jony Ive noticed that Apple was approaching, but that was just the beginning:

We have many more great ideas and we are already working on them […] Instead of one end of the iPhone, it is rather a new chapter and the beginning of its development.

In a recent report, trusted analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says we can see how Apple can go after a punch hole cutout for the 2022 iPhone, and then, if all goes well, a true full-screen iPhone with no notch in 2023.

Foldable iPhone

Microsoft Andromeda delivers via David Breyer

Potentially more interesting is the innovation we will see over the next four years with foldable smartphones.

Forecast for 2023, Kuo believes we may see Apple’s first foldable iPhone debut. Again, this depends on how smooth the development goes, but he thinks it would be a screen size of 7.5 to 8 inches if unfolded.

Bloomberg previously reported that Apple is working on a foldable, but said that the timeline for the launch is unclear. We also saw Apple filing several patents for a foldable.

Apple Glasses / Headphones

What Apple's VR: AR headset might look like
Concept by Antonio De Rosa

Apple CEO Tim Cook has been building the hype for AR for years now, and it’s starting to look like we’ll see some compelling mainstream devices and cases as fast as this year, but certainly in the next few years.

Microsoft has just announced its new Mesh platform that will offer AR / VR experiences with its HoloLens 2, as well as other devices.

Meanwhile, Apple may debut its first AR headset as soon as this year, with Apple Glasses coming around 2023 or later.

Apple engine

Apple Car Concept by John Calkins

Reports of the efforts that Apple Car has encouraged have really increased over the past few months. Apple has apparently entered into discussions with a number of different potential manufacturing partners.

After Apple apparently reached an agreement with Hyundai / Kia, Apple ended the discussions there. Either way, if all went well, we could see Apple Car rolling out on the scene as early as 2025. However, Ming-Chi Kuo believes it could be pushed back as early as 2028.

We also heard a report that the first Apple Car could arrive as a robotic taxi with a driverless design.

Health, Apple Silicon, fintech?

Tim Cook also shared several times that Apple’s biggest contribution to the world will be health related. In the next four years, we could see Apple’s new innovation on Apple Watch, health, a combination of health and AR / VR, and more.

Tim Cook also said it would take a few years before Apple Silicon would turn to the entire Mac series. We expect new iMacs, MacBook Pros, and possibly more to come as soon as this year.

Another market that Apple may see innovating in the coming years is fintech. While this is more of a long shot, there could be many opportunities in cryptocurrency and more for Apple:

Poll

The coming years will definitely be exciting, so what are you most looking forward to? Feel free to vote for as many options as you want. Share your thoughts in the poll and comments below!

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