Leaked video reveals glossy ‘Apple Pencil 3’

A new leaker claiming to have information from inside Chinese factories has posted a short video of a glossy “Apple Pencil 3.”

Leaked video reveals glossy 'Apple Pencil 3'. Image: Apple's 2nd generation Apple Pencil
Apple’s 2nd generation Apple Pencil

Apple Pencil (2nd generation) delivers pixel-perfect precision and industry-leading low latency, making it great for drawing, sketching, coloring, taking notes, marking up email, and more. And it’s as easy and natural to use as a pencil. Apple Pencil (2nd generation) also allows you to change tools without setting it down, thanks to its intuitive touch surface that supports double-tapping. Designed for iPad Pro and iPad Air, it features a flat edge that attaches magnetically for automatic charging and pairing.

Wesley Hilliard for AppleInsider:

Leaks surrounding a new Apple Pencil have been sparse so far, but a new video shows a glossy design with a flat side for inductive charging. This leaker known as “@ileakeer” on Twitter doesn’t have much of a history or following, so it is difficult to determine if the video is real.

The design of the Apple Pencil shown in the video lines up with a photo shared by a well-known leaker called “Mr. White.” The photo shared on Twitter in early March had an Apple pencil that seemed to have a flat side, thicker casing, and a glossy white finish.

https://twitter.com/laobaiTD/status/1367102458124660745

MacDailyNews Take: We’ll know soon enough, as the Apple Pencil 3 just might appear alongside new iPad Pro models at Apple’s “Spring Loaded” event on April 20th.

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    1. The 10-minute fire was actually in some construction materials outside the store as part of a general trashing of the neighborhood, but nonetheless inexcusable. The description of the event in Willamette Week is:

      “Approximately 150 people gathered around local Black organizer Demetria Hester for a candlelight vigil to mourn a 13-year-old shot by police in Chicago, Adam Toldeo. Hester led the gathering across the Hawthorne Bridge, and the demonstration ended quietly upon their return.

      “ At the same time, another group of demonstrators assembled in Director Park. They marched through the downtown business area, breaking the windows at stores like Nike and banks like First Republic. They also smashed the front window of the Oregon Historical Society. After a brief standoff in which the Portland Police Bureau declared the assembly a riot shortly before midnight, protesters set dumpsters on fire along Southwest 4th Avenue.

      “While the May protests appeared to be a spontaneous outpouring of anguish following Floyd’s death, tonight’s acts were committed by a small group of strident and organized activists who use property destruction to avenge police violence and the City Hall policies they see as abetting it.”

      Please note the distinction: the peaceful protesters and violent rioters were two separate groups. Condemning the rioters—as they should be condemned and as I expressly condemn them—does not require dismissing the concerns of those who think that perhaps law enforcement should be getting smarter about the use of force when they are under so much scrutiny. The number of fatalities does not seem to be declining.

      1. “The number of fatalities does not seem to be declining.” What is your data source, CNN? The number of criminals high on drugs seems to be increasing. What is my source? CNN

        1. There is no official national count of officer-involved shootings. Sadly, the best available unofficial count is kept by The Washington Post, but the data is all drawn from public sources and cross-referenced so you can check it yourself. The data for the last five years is astonishingly consistent.

          https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/investigations/police-shootings-database/

          “Despite the unpredictable events that lead to fatal shootings, police nationwide have shot and killed almost the same number of people annually — nearly 1,000 — since The Post began its project. Probability theory may offer an explanation. It holds that the quantity of rare events in huge populations tends to remain stable absent major societal changes, such as a fundamental shift in police culture or extreme restrictions on gun ownership.”

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  2. in an act of solidarity, apple should decorate all their stores in a burned out, looted, post apocalyptic theme. They could have BLM graffiti and black mask antifa “actors” could rule the genius. Scrambled Cardia B and NPR static radio audio design, radon concussion sound effects and far away police sirens could all make the experience to your next apple store both entertaining and socially enlightening; How many of Apple’s predominantly white customers get to experience the sights and sounds of a peaceful protest?

    Beside must of us are bored with the current apple store design, The white high key, modern wood and glass is so 2009. Give us bars, barbwire, smoke, urine smell and shocking audio. The trip to your next apple store could be so instagram worthy.

    1. And how many of Apple’s predominately white college-educated urban and suburban female and male customers find racism disgusting? I would bet that it is substantially more than the number of Apple customers who are so blinded by fear of The Other that they cannot distinguish between American citizens exercising their constitutional rights and street criminals.

  3. Well, I’m not a “predominantly white college-educated Apple customer,” but I’m pretty sure that the street criminals are the ones who are running around at 3:00am with guns, high on drugs, burning down and/ or destroying personal and/ or private property and those who have arrest warrants but flee from police. I’m pretty sure those are the criminals… you know the ones… the ones who are exhalated and glorified by the far left and the 95% of the media.

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