This photo, which is said to be the next AirPods Pro, why is there a speaker in the case?

 I don't know if it's genuine.

First of all, I would like to say that MacRumors has taken a picture of the earphone & case called the next AirPods Pro .

The first thing to worry about is the presence of the speaker hole at the bottom. According to the image leaker, the "find" function in iOS 16 will allow you to search for earphones and cases separately, so this is a speaker for sounding notifications. There is also a metal strap hole on the side.

And the basic design of the earphones is the same as the current model, udon .

The change is that there is no optical sensor on the underside. This is because the skin detection sensor detects the wearing from the 3rd generation AirPods , so is it inherited? Is made.

I think it's a legitimate path to evolution to be a skin detection sensor, but isn't it going to get shorter? There was a rumor that this image is a little difficult to judge. MacRumors also needs to be suspicious to some extent because it is information from the leaker who has no track record in the past.

Assuming it's true, I think it's certainly convenient to be able to find the case by "searching", but I think the strap hole is a bit unfashionable.

No, I'm sure it would be convenient.

Here's how to customize your AirPods' touch controls

 One of the best features of AirPods is that you can use them almost without a phone. Once I get my 'Pods in and start my music, I can just tap the physical earbud to skip to the next song, or take out an AirPod to pause.

But what if you go back to a previous song more often than fast forward? Or that you want to tap to pause instead of taking an earbud off completely? Luckily, you can customize such gestures on AirPods, and we've got a guide on exactly how to do that.

1. Connect your AirPods to your phone

Before you can do anything about your AirPods settings, you need to pair them with your phone. After that, open settings on your phone.

2. Click on Bluetooth

Click on Bluetooth, then the little "i" next to the button with your AirPods. This will take you to the settings of your AirPods.

3. Click on "left" or "right"

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This allows you to choose what double clicking will do on the different AirPods.

4. Choose what you want on each side

The options you can choose from are activate Siri, play/pause, next song or previous song. You can also choose to completely disable the use of gestures.

NB With the AirPods Pro you can adjust ANC settings, and that's it.

5. Go back to AirPods settings

Below the Left and Right options, you'll also find a switch for Automatic Ear Detection, which detects when you take your AirPods off or on and can pause and play your sound. If you prefer to do this manually or choose to double-tap, disable this option.

And that's it! Once you've set the controls to your liking, exit the settings and you can use the AirPods again, now complete with the gestures you want to use.