Apple To Debut New Macs At Wwdc Ios 16 Won T Be Major Overhaul Gurman

Apple’s WWDC events focus primarily on the software ecosystem side of the company. “Apple iOS 16 (Sydney), watchOS 9 (Kincaid), macOS 13 (Rome) and tvOS 16 (Paris) will obviously be the highlights of the conference,” Gurman wrote in his newsletter. While the veteran Apple analyst does not expect major design changes to the user interface in iOS 16, he expects developments and new features. “On the iOS side, I’m looking for some pretty significant improvements in all areas, including an update to alerts and new health monitoring features.” Gurman also said there may be a new multitasking interface for the iPadOS, along with upgrades to activity and health monitoring for the Apple Watch. That said, the Bloomberg reporter does not believe that Apple will be completely silent either in terms of material. Gurman has doubled his bet that we will not see Apple’s upcoming VR / AR headset at WWDC, but is expecting some new Macs from the tech giant in the coming months. “Apple is preparing to release some new Macs in the coming months,” Gurman said. “I’m told there are two new Macs coming in the middle of the year or early in the second half. “One of them is probably the new MacBook Air.” Last month, Gurman reported that Apple had delayed the release of the redesigned MacBook Air. The MacBook Air refresh is rumored to carry Apple’s next-generation M2 chip and is available in a variety of different colors. “Other models under construction include an updated Mac mini and a 24-inch iMac, as well as a low-quality MacBook Pro to replace the old 13-inch model. “And let ‘s not forget that new Mac Pro and iMac Pro models are in development.” As for Apple’s efforts in the field of augmented reality, Gurman believes that we will see a product announcement during the iOS 16 cycle – just not at WWDC. Gurman said that “the beta versions of iOS 16 – codenamed Sydney – are full of references to headphones and their interactions with the iPhone”, so we can take a sneak peek at Apple’s coded Operating System, codenamed name “Oak”. at the event.