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That would mean Apple doesn’t quite meet its two-year Apple silicon transition deadline, but with the Mac Studio and MacBook Pro, as well as a redesigned MacBook Air on the way, there are plenty of Macs to tide us over.

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In fact, Gurman speculates that the Mac Pro could use a new “Extreme” variant of the M2 chip that HyperFuses two M2 Max chips together, which wouldn’t arrive until next year. After the Mac Studio arrived just last week, however, that seems unlikely as well. So Apple could use WWDC to unveil a new workstation processor that doesn’t carry the “M” name and give us a peek at a new Mac tower. We’re still not sure what the machine will look like or what chip will power it, but Apple said at its “Peek Performance” event that the M1 Ultra was the last chip in the M1 family. An announcement at WWDC would've been unexpected, but with the audio focus mentioned above and Apple's focus on health and fitness, it wouldn't have been a complete surprise.So what’s left? The higher-end Mac mini, which is now pegged to get an M2 Pro processor sometime in 2023, and the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro, which will also presumably get M2 Pro and M2 Max processors sometime in 2023. The Lakers star even shared a few photos on his Instagram. New Beats earbudsĪlso on the headphone front, NBA superstar LeBron James was spotted wearing what appears to be new, unannounced Beats earbuds while heading into a playoff game last week. But it did not use the time to introduce new buds. Rumored to share a similar design to the AirPods Pro, there was speculation that the new AirPods would also feature spatial audio support.Īpple spent some time hyping up new audio features in iOS 15, including adding spatial audio for FaceTime.

AirPods 3Īnother favorite of the rumor mill leading up to WWDC was the launch of new AirPods. Like the others on this list, however, the new screen was nowhere to be seen at this year's WWDC. Apple Rumors of iOS 16 at WWDC22 Currently rumors are circulating on what to expect at WWDC22. Apple says the event will be held in an online format. There have been some rumors a more affordable display is in the works, with Bloomberg reporting in January that Apple was in 'early development' of a cheaper monitor geared more towards regular consumers. Wwdc 2015 Apple Developer Apple Ios Ios 7 Design Ios 7.

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FaceTime gets Android, Windows support in browserĪpple introduced the Pro Display XDR in 2019, but the pricey monitor runs nearly $5,000 on its own - and that's not even including the optional $999 stand.

There's a lot we can confidently predict, but we also have rumors.

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Bloomberg has reported that Apple is working on both devices, but neither were announced at WWDC. Larger M1-powered iMac, higher-end Mac MiniĪpple recently introduced a new iMac powered by the M1 processor, though it only updated the smaller 24-inch model while the Mac Mini was one of the first M1-powered Macs last year.Ī transition from Intel to Apple's M1 (or M1X/M2) for the 27-inch iMac would've been welcome, as would a more powerful Mac Mini. While rumors pointed to a mini LED MacBook Pro launch at WWDC, a June 4 supplier report claims mass production of such models wont happen until the end of 2021, which could prompt an announcement. A report in April claimed that the next-generation chip has already entered mass production, with Bloomberg noting that new 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pros could arrive this summer. While none of this materialized today, there are still rumors the new computers could arrive shortly. There hasnt been a whole lot of leaks or rumors about what to expect in any of the updates up until now, outside of rumors about the iPad acquiring a home. It would also make sense for the new chips to come inside a new 16-inch MacBook Pro or Mac Pro, two of the power-user-focused Apple products that still rely on Intel processors. After announcing that it would be producing its own Mac processors at last year's WWDC (what became known as the M1), the introduction of a newer version of those chips would've fit with this event. There have been plenty of rumors that Apple was nearing the release of an updated MacBook Pro powered by new silicon.

New MacBook Pros, Mac Pros with an M1X or M2 chip

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