Here are your Apple Rumors for today:
Code: Apple (AAPL) has announced that it will be participating in Hour of Code this year, reports MacRumors. The tech company will be holding basic coding classes that will last for an hour at its retail locations on Dec. 10. The class will be free and kids ages six and up can attend. Registration for those classes is now available on the company’s website. The Hour of Code event takes place during Computer Science Education Week, which lasts from Dec. 7 to Dec. 13.
A10: A new report claims that TSMC may be the only supplier of A10 chips for Apple’s iPhone 7, AppleInsider notes. According to this report, AAPL has been transitioning manufacturing of its A series processors to TSMC over the last couple of years. It’s possible that the company is also the only supplier of chips for those found inside the iPad Pro. The possibility that the tech company will make TSMC the only supplier of A10 chips fits with its plans to distance itself from supplier Samsung (SSNLF).
6c: A new rumor claims that Apple will release an iPhone 6c early next year, reports 9to5Mac. This rumor claims that the new smartphone from the tech company would be launched in January and will start ending up in customers’ hands the next month. This rumor also claims that the new smartphone will have a metal casing. This would be a switch from the plastic casing on the iPhone 5c. The exact specs of the possible device are still unknown. However, speculation claims that the device won’t be getting the company’s new Force Touch technology.
