With just a few hours to go before Apple’s WWDC Keynote launches, rumors are still circulating. Stay tuned to this post as we keep track of the latest developments and rumors as we count the hours on the Big Show.
WWDC: How to see
You can watch WWDC Keynote using the Apple TV app on your Apple TV, iPhone, iPad or Mac, or by visiting the Apple Events page on Safari. Or you can watch the event on YouTube below.
WWDC: Last minute rumors
I am happy today: Mark Gurman and Ming-chi Kuo Agree that Apple plans to launch a newly designed MacBook Air at WWDC. However, it may not come in different colors we hope. Gurman says rumors of an array of new colors are “probably exaggerated” and Kuo says the new laptop will “come in three standard color options (silver, space gray, gold), plus [probably] A new color. “
Adding fuel to the fire of rumors, a list of 14-inch MacBook Air with M2 processor, 8GB RAM and 256GB storage has been discovered in the B&H photo. However, a Tweet By Shawn C. Steiner, who identifies himself as a B&H senior manager of web creative content, says B&H has previously created a list of products that are “speculated based on rumors” (more on this), and what is happening here. May be and with.
13-inch MacBook Pro: Gurman said the 13-inch MacBook Pro has been “dropped” due to a schedule supply crisis and will probably launch in the fall. 9to5Mac also unveiled a list of B&H photos for a 13-inch MacBook Pro with an M2 processor, but again, this is probably a B&H guess based on rumors.
Mac Mini Tower: Another B&H picture list, for a Mac mini tower with 8GB RAM, 256GB storage and an M1 Pro processor. A B&H representative stated that the listing was intended as a “last resort” and was never removed from the site.
M2 Mac Mini: Another B&H photo “guess” list that has never been downloaded is an M2 Mac Mini with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage.
Mac Pro: Ian Zelbo, the artist responsible for front page tech’s Apple Concept Illustration, thinks that B&H has also released an upcoming release of the Apple Silicon Mac Pro, labeling the current model as an “item discontinued”. (Although, we can’t support it. All the Mac Pro models we see there appear to be available for purchase, with expected deliveries ranging from two to eight weeks.)
Jelbo has also claimed that Apple has set its Mac Pro intro video privately on YouTube, which could be another source for a new Mac Pro.
AR headset: While there was some expectation that Apple would offer a preview of its upcoming AR headset, reports now say it is unlikely to attend the event.