He's since tweeted, maybe he's just speculating?
Could be tactical from Apple to reduce people up in arms about something that was only a rumour anyway.Honestly, why leak it now? Might as well let people enjoy the build up!
I've always assumed the shut down is suspense building theatre - they don't actually need to shut down the website just to update itIt shut down before every Apple events, and Apple never make a product avaible to order immediately after the event. I presume the shut down is needed to update the website and other things… We’ll see!
He tried to predict the release date of AirTags like 3 or 4 times before he randomly managed to get it right. I wouldn’t count that.It's actually still quite good, but everyone ignores all the times when he's right. Oh, well.
Or iOS Max? 😜Let’s hope they at least make iPadOS more than iOS XL
It’s all about reliability. What’s the reason of writing about rumors which are almost never true?So, you mean 'MacRumors, stop reporting rumors?"
I don’t remember the 2020 WWDC, but I know he incorrectly predicted the AirTags event 3 times in a row, and finally “got it right” the 4th time.If true, and, with the store not going down as of yet, it's looking like it is, it will be fun seeing Prosser scramble to save this one.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't he botch something at the 2020 WWDC as well?
Eh, you're quick to take away the credit on the iMac colors. The argument could be made that the paler, lighter colors of the green/blue/red iMacs are similar to the iPad Air colors he claimed they would match. I believe he leaked Android 12 and the Pixel 6 before anyone, which moreso just adds credibility to him being someone who gets valid information even though it's not an Apple leak.Really? I'd like to know the last time he was the breaking leaker and it was actually 100% accurate.
* He claimed colors for the iMac, but was completely wrong about _which_ colors.
* He claimed the ATV 4K shipping on May 21, but only after other had pegged that date for shipping of the other products announced that day with similar timeframes.
He's claimed and doubled down on wrong dates and details multiple, multiple times over the last several years. He's giving more information than other "leakers", likely to get more hits and attention, but the vast majority of it is wrong. If I were a journalist and wrong as many times as he has been, I would be re-evaluating my "reliable" sources, and fast.
Well, when Apple announced the new iMacs they weren't immediately on sale. Lots of the most recent products have been announced before you could even pre-order them.Predictable, the Apple Store hasn't closed.
He's wrong 21.9% of the time. Get a grip.It’s all about reliability. What’s the reason of writing about rumors which are almost never true?
Yep, it totally is. I'm sure it grinds their IT departments gears that the marketing team makes them do this all of the time (makes them look inept with their peers) - but, often, you just have to suck it up and let marketing have their way.I've always assumed the shut down is suspense building theatre - they don't actually need to shut down the website just to update it
It's a 50/50 split over the last ten years.Not surprised at all, WWDC typically (not always) is focused strictly on software.
I think it was more of a 'they're ready to go - they could be announced' sort of thing, which was eventually proven right when they started shipping and all those 2019 copyright labels were found on the boxes. I'm not saying he's perfect by any means but statistically he is more often right than wrong.He tried to predict the release date of AirTags like 3 or 4 times before he randomly managed to get it right. I wouldn’t count that.
He did, but then he also send out a flurry of tweets saying, correctly, what changes would be included in the new watches.. So I don't know if it was a joke tweet or what.If I remember Loveto dream incorrectly stated there wouldn't be an Apple Watch at September so he's not always correct.
Not at all. WWDC is going to be very exciting. Maybe your interests are just too narrow. If so, that's your problem, not WWDC's.expected this, John Prosser may be good, but the timing is off. more than likely a dull WWDC this year folks!
Many people is niche. If you read Macrumors yes, but the vast majority of consumers don’t know or care about what’s on the inside. I went to check out an apartment for rent, the person currently living there has a 13 in MacBook Pro hooked up to what looks like a 32 inch curved screen.And many, many people who want a new machine but don't want a 13" screen or to buy something at this point with an intel processor.
He will just make something up saying that isn't what he meant like he always does. Dude is a clown.If true, and, with the store not going down as of yet, it's looking like it is, it will be fun seeing Prosser scramble to save this one.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't he botch something at the 2020 WWDC as well?
I get it, I mean, it's a developer conference, it's not supposed to be *for* hardware announcements...
... but until we see one the use of Apple Silicon in high-end Macs is starting to look... a bit vaporous.