Talk around Apple’s rumored MacBook Neo 2 suggests it might show up earlier than expected. The timing shift seems tied to Apple’s ongoing chip development cycle, with newer silicon potentially ready sooner than originally planned. There’s speculation that the device could slot in as a more affordable MacBook option, possibly continuing Apple’s push to balance performance with lower pricing. If that holds true, it could appeal to users who want a newer Mac without jumping to the higher-end Pro models. The report also hints that supply chain movement and Apple’s recent release patterns are fueling the idea of an earlier launch. Still, nothing is confirmed, and the product itself hasn’t been officially announced yet.

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iOS 8.0.1 may already be in the hands of carriers

By Nate Swanner Apple’s iOS 8 may be fairly new to us, but a new report suggests they’re already seeding iOS 8.0.1 to carriers. The update will reportedly address some problems users have been having, but as the numbering scheme suggests, it’s fairly minor. Mac Rumors is reporting that they’ve already seen the device pop up on their traffic reports. A source reports …

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Pretty excited about this.

Though Apple has plans to introduce a wearable device in September, there is no word on when the device might ship. Given a lack of part leaks and rumors pointing towards a late 2014 or early 2015 launch, it is likely the device will be shown several months before it will be available to consumers.

Apple's upcoming wearable device has been frequently referred to as the iWatch by both MacRumors and other rumor sites, but it remains unclear what Apple will call the device at launch. It is expected to be a wrist worn device, however, and rumors have suggested that it will come in multiple sizes with several different designs available at multiple price points.