Here are your Apple Rumors for today:
Museum: A new museum dedicated to Apple (AAPL) products has been opened, reports MacRumors. The new museum of products from the tech company is located in Prague. It is home to many devices from AAPL ranging from 1972 to 2012. This includes many accessories and rare models of devices. It also has quotes from Steve Jobs on many of its windows. Tickets to the museum are fairly cheap at $12 per person.
Accessibility: A new rumor claims that Apple will start offering accessibility devices next year, AppleInsider notes. According to this rumor, the tech company will start selling devices for customers with disabilities in its physical and online retail locations. The rumor claims that AAPL will start offering these products sometime between January and March 2016. There are already several accessibility devices offered by third-party developers for the company’s devices.
Audio: Rumor has it that Apple is working to bring high-resolution audio to iTunes, reports 9to5Mac. This rumor claims that AAPL will work to bring high-resolution audio to iTunes sometime next year. It’s claimed that the audio in the rumor will be streamed at 96kHz/24-bit, which is above the 44kHz/16-bit that CDs provide. It’s believed that this high-resolution audio would be listened to via headphones that use the company’s Lightning port over the 3.5MM headphone jack.
