Rumors: True or False?

Apple is, without a doubt, very good at making innovative products. Not many smartphone makers can whip up the kind of speculation, suspense, and excitement in fans that precede the launch of the latest Apple products. Die-hard fans have been known to stalk online forums and news websites for months before the launch of their favorite device from the information technology giant.

If you’re an Apple aficionado yourself, you probably know that a lot of the information you come across about Apple products before their release can be misleading. For example, there were rumors going around that the newest iPhone 6 was going to have a wraparound screen, made with a technology that Apple has patented. This rumor ultimately turned out to be false.

Not all Apple rumors are false, though. A Taiwanese pop star told the world early this year that the newest iPhone 6 would be larger than the iPhone 5 and that it would have a curved body. And this rumor was actually true, as the recently released iPhone 6 showed us!

Some websites have had better track records than others when it comes to Apple rumors. Here’s a collection of the 5 best places you should visit for accurate news about Apple products.

MacRumors.com

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Macrumors.com is a very popular Apple resource that attracts consumers as well as technical professionals because of the range of content they have to offer. Not only do they publish rumors, but they also publish news about Apple – including news about the company, its finances and the like.

They sometimes release rumored specs about Apple’s products months in advance of the release. They also have a forum where you can talk to like-minded people about Apple and its products.

AppleInsider.com

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Appleinsider.com publishes rumors, news, price guides and Apple reviews. They have been around for a long, long time (since 1997), and they have always been a good source of news in the past.

The latest rumor they have published says that the newest Mac may have a 3D etched logo. They are also saying that the supply for Apple Air next year may be limited. Check their site out for more info.

CultofMac.com

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Cultofmac.com is a news website that you can subscribe to for a daily feed. They employ a team of international Apple experts to give us some of the best Apple stories.

According to them, Apple may be planning to launch a “giant-sized” iPad next year. Apple has apparently put in orders for hardware with a leading manufacturer. Do you think it’s true? They certainly seem to think so and have the data to back it.

9To5Mac.com

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9to5mac.com gives us more Apple related news than perhaps any other resource on this list. Respected publications like the New York Times have been known to cite it in the past. 9to5mac features in-depth, technical stories that give you a glimpse of the most important happenings related to Apple.

According to them, the 27” iMac that is slated for release next year may have a ground-breaking 5k panel display built by Dell. The rumored resolution on this display is an astounding 5120×2880 – twice of what the current Mac can support!

TUAW.com

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Tuaw.com is not a pure Apple resource like the other sites on the list, but it’s still a very good blog. If you’re interested in technology in general and Apple-related products in particular, you should check it out. The writers there give you personal opinions about everything related to Apple and other top brands.

One of their features stories at the moment is about a German who has apparently built a fully-functional iPhone in the Minecraft game. The “iPhone” even has mini apps and buttons that actually work!

Conclusion

We think even a single one of the above websites will satisfy your quest for the latest dope on Apple news and rumors. If you still find yourself craving for more authentic (read official) version, you can always check out the Apple website. Apple does not, of course, publish rumors, but there are nuggets of relevant news that all Apple fans would be interested to know.

Did your go-to site for Apple news and rumors make it to this list? If not, share them with our community here in the comments section.