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Sure, but a simple maintenance at this time of year, when they usually release something, would be quite strange.

I agree, but it's still a definite possibility.


Lol. Now, you know that won't happen. Apple is going to milk that cow until it's dry. If anything, we may see the end of the MacBook Air and they make the 12-inch MacBook their entry level (with a price cut).

I can hope. I'm planning for a ****** change, praying for a good one.
 
TB3 Kaby Lake MacBook? I wonder if that could drive a 5K. If so, I think I'd be down to replace my MBP already.

The Touch Bar is meh for someone who uses an external keyboard most of the time. (Though TouchID is really nice.)
 
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So, we're likely to see updates that justify the store going down for a few hours, but not enough to justify a keynote event. Based on past experiences, that means either chip updates in MacBooks (unlikely), storage increases in iDevices (a higher storage iPhone SE is rumoured) or small feature tweaks to iDevices to being them in line with each other (again, consistent with some iPad Pro rumours).

Unfortunately, it also can mean a few price rises across the store.

You forgot to mention new AW wrist straps.
 
TB3 Kaby Lake MacBook? I wonder if that could drive a 5K. If so, I think I'd be down to replace my MBP already.

The Touch Bar is meh for someone who uses an external keyboard most of the time. (Though TouchID is really nice.)

wireless keyboard with touch bar maybe?
 
My guess:
* new watch bands
* new iphone color (unlikely)
* new ipads (9 and 12 inch with new cpu and same features for the 12 inch version (truetone etc.)
* macbook air gone
* macbook 12 update (new cpu etc.)
* macbook pro with current cpus (unlikely, but would be my favorite) + price drops
* desktop mac updates (no design, only internals -highly unlikely)
 
they should seriously change so that the "Apple store is down" sign only appear when there's actually an update/something new. Not for invisible maintenance. No point hyping regular maintenance with "we go something special in store for you"
 
Tim opened his pipeline to blow you off your socks - but there was nothing in it...
(but in the future, the AppleStore will run on Filemaker Pro, to allow for live updates)

Thank you Tim. But apple.com on my browser still unchanged, after clearing cache.
 
If you go to applestore.com you see the message, if you go to apple.com you don't.

Yea because it's the store that is down not the actual Apple site, that's why people are thinking there will be new product updates.
 
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