Apple Glasses, a portless iPhone, WWDC: Here's all the Apple news you should have read this week

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Despite a quieter-than-normal rumor mill, there are signs across the board that Apple's operation is slowly beginning to return to normal. This week, we heard rumblings of Apple Glasses as two of Apple's most prolific insiders clashed over a prospective date. We found out about a portless iPhone coming next year, as well as a sneak peek at WWDC. Catch all of it and more in our Apple's news round-up.

Apple stores reopen in Italy

Source: Apple

10 Apple stores are reopening in one of the hardest-hit COVID-19 countries. In Italy, the stores will open on May 19, 7 locations around Lombardy, and Turin remain closed.

10 Italian Apple Stores to reopen May 19

Apple Glasses

Source: iMore

Prolific leaker Jon Prosser says that he's seen Apple Glasses and that they could debut as early as next year. His own prediction contradicts that of famed analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who suggested they would debut in 2022.

Leaker says he's seen Apple Glasses. And they're coming next year.

A big change to Apple News+

Source: Apple

A report suggests Apple might be considering adding audio stories to Apple News+.

Apple exploring audio versions of written Apple News+ stories, and it could be game-changing

AirPods Studio

Source: iMore

Apple is reportedly planning new over-ear AirPods, named 'AirPods studio. A rumor this week suggests they will have neck detection and custom EQ.

"AirPods Studio" could feature neck/ear detection and custom EQ settings

14-inch MacBook Pro

Source: Apple

Apple is rumored to be considering switching its 13-inch MacBook to a 14-inch model, as it did with the 16-inch. This is now reportedly arriving next year.

New rumor claims that the 14-inch MacBook Pro will launch next year