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Apple does not typically do major hardware refreshes before the end of a fiscal quarter. They are almost always right after the start of a new quarter. The 3rd quarter starts June 28th I believe. If they do announce anything you won't be able to order till Probably July 2nd. I personally would not expect new hardware announcement until about the first week of July.
 
He's since tweeted, maybe he's just speculating?

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The original tweet was not a firm prediction. It basically said he was thinking it may be too early.

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我感觉14寸和16寸应该还没那么快

I feel that 14-inch and 16-inch should not be so fast
It was a different tone from his real leak tweets.

BTW, even if it is "too early" for right now, the other possibility is that it could get announced and then won't ship for a few weeks. I'm just guessing though of course. We'll know for sure in a few hours. I do find it curious that there will be a separate Apple Music event, but I guess that makes sense since Apple Music doesn't have as much to do with WWDC.
 
The original tweet was not a firm prediction. It basically said he was thinking it may be too early.

我感觉14寸和16寸应该还没那么快

I feel that 14-inch and 16-inch should not be so fast

It was a different tone from his real leak tweets.
yup.. That makes sense, Also you usually do not sere regulatory filings for a product unless it is very close to a release
 
Because it’s a developer event, I expect a chip roadmap discussion.

The risk for Apple as an all-in-one chip and device company now is spelling out the roadmap will cause even more reluctance for people to buy an M1 machine with its limitations.
 
It was pretty obvious apple wouldn’t announce macs at this. Lots of laughs at those thinking otherwise.
 
yup.. That makes sense, Also you usually do not sere regulatory filings for a product unless it is very close to a release
Just to play the devil's avocado...

IIRC, some of the iPads got European regulatory filings something like 6 months in advance.
 
You'd think showing off the potential of M1X equipped hardware would be just the thing to get developers excited. :rolleyes:
 
Might be an unpopular opinion but I’m happy if this is true. I want there to be enough software changes to take up the usual 2 hours without any hardware stuff. Software changes should be big enough to support their own event.
 
New UI probably for Apple Watch... (even if I hope for iPadOS)
tvOS is getting stale too… let‘s hope it‘s not one of the filler OS (I consider watchOS and tvOS to be filler / padding OS that helps pad out WWDC keynotes… when was the last time something big was announced for these 2 at a WWDC? Most big stuff needs hardware on watchOS).
 
Let’s see John Prosser scramble to save his own a** again. This platform needs to stop making his leaks relevant since he’s mostly always wrong
 
If true I will have to change my M1 MBA 8/256 for 16/512. I was expecting pros so went with cheapest Air to minimize loss.
 
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Personally not surprised. The iMac was launched just a few weeks ago, there are ample collection of M1 Macs sufficient for devs to pick and choose to do development work on. The people looking for M2 hardware are The Verge, because they need something to write about, MBKHD because he needs something to unbox and iJustine because she needs something to say OMG! about.

Devs used a developer kit with A12z for Steve Jobs to port their apps to Apple silicon. The M1 is more than enough. When the M2 is ready this fall, you will get it. Give the M1 a year to simmer for crying out loud!
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The Verge: something to passively-aggressively moan about to come across as tough, independent and intellectual
MKBHD: something to criticise its bezels because that’s exactly what 99% of people care about
iJustine: personally I find her a joy to watch and very talented. I would hate to see her become a cynical nit-picker like the rest.
 
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not if you’re a developer, which was/is the focus of WWDC

Perhaps the rest of the event. But the presentation is aimed at media. The seats are full of bloggers/media. Not devs. No one but devs care about the developers sessions.
 
Let’s see John Prosser scramble to save his own a** again. This platform needs to stop making his leaks relevant since he’s mostly always wrong
I’m guessing he’s gotten to the point now where being “right” isn’t even important. Once you’ve got a fan base like that, the prevailing psychology of today means they feel they must stick with him to protect him from all the people that want to hold him accountable to some arbitrary idea of being actually right about rumors.

“Look,” they exclaim, “That was his OPINION that Apple would release a Windows compatible toenail clipper and OBVIOUSLY a joke! Now pardon me while I go send another few dollars because last time he SAID MY USERNAME ON STREAM!!”
 
I’m guessing he’s gotten to the point now where being “right” isn’t even important. Once you’ve got a fan base like that, the prevailing psychology of today means they feel they must stick with him to protect him from all the people that want to hold him accountable to some arbitrary idea of being actually right about rumors.

“Look,” they exclaim, “That was his OPINION that Apple would release a Windows compatible toenail clipper and OBVIOUSLY a joke! Now pardon me while I go send another few dollars because last time he SAID MY USERNAME ON STREAM!!”
You are going to make the Prosserites mad. :p
 
The seats are full of bloggers/media. Not devs. No one but devs care about the developers sessions.
I believe if you ask developers they’ll say that while there were media sections, the broader seating space was for developers, the ones that paid their money to attend (prior to COVID).
 
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