This week's scoop about Apple covers a lot of ongoing news, updates as well as problems about different Apple devices. We have more details about iPhone 8's new OLED screen and the probable old design of the iPhone 7S. Not just this, we have reports of battery problems in the MacBook Pro and issues with the iPhone 7 camera in itself.

Starting off with the rumored iPhone 8, there may actually be no new iPhone 8 at all. Instead, users may just get a refurbished iPhone 7S and iPhone 7S Plus. Apple first used to release an iPhone design every single year, a tradition that was lagged by another added year with the introduction of the S series.

"Citing a Taiwan supplier, the site [Mac Otakara] says that instead of the so-called 'iPhone 8' Apple will instead follow tradition and simply release an iPhone 7S and iPhone 7S Plus which will be virtually identical to the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus," reported Forbes.

However, other speculations also suggest that Apple may actually release the iPhone 8 in 2017. Reportedly, the iPhone 8 may feature something from its biggest competitor, Samsung. The iPhone 8 may include the Samsung OLED screen and may be 5.8 inch big. It is also pegged to have curved edges and a buttonless design- features that may enhance its aesthetics.

Amongst these news and leaks, we are also getting reports of continuous MacBook Pro battery issues. Data suggests that many users are experiencing legitimate battery issues. Not just the laptop segment, the iPhone 7 cameras are facing some issues with their cameras.

Several units are being repaired or replaced due to the phenomenon of "blank image previews". Users are also getting agitated over the newly arrived Apple AirPods, which have seen their fair share of criticism due to lateness in arrival and limited stock. Some users are also stating that the AirPod is facing severe charging issues as they are not holding charge and the battery is draining easily.