Apple will hold the WWDC 2022 Global Developers Conference on June 6, when iOS 16, iPadOS 16, macOS 13, watchOS 9, etc. will be released. It was previously rumored that Apple will also come up with new hardware at the Worldwide Developers Conference. And in recent months, it has been said that Apple is preparing to release a new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac Pro, and a 27-inch Micro-LED display.
Now a new report suggests that Apple could unveil its redesigned M2 MacBook Air at WWDC 2022, but the rumored AR headset seems unlikely.
Mark Gurman has hinted that this redesigned MacBook Air, one of Apple’s most likely announcements at WWDC 2022, will feature an M2 chip. And for previous rumors that Apple’s AR headset will also be unveiled at the event, Gurman believes that is unlikely, despite the fact that signs of “realityOS” were found in Apple’s source code earlier this year.
On the new hardware side… While Apple’s upcoming Mixed Reality headset is going full steam ahead – even Apple recently showed off the device at the company’s board of directors – I’m still very excited about the “next week Apple offers developers and consumers alike” Comprehensive demo” is cautious.
The redesigned M2 MacBook Air is one of the most anticipated products this year. Gurman said Apple initially planned to unveil the new MacBook Air at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), but current supply chain issues complicate the timing.
If there’s a hardware product at WWDC, it’s probably a Mac. The company has been planning to launch the next-generation MacBook Air with the M2 chip at WWDC. But recently the issue has been compounded by the impact of the coronavirus outbreak in China, with developers saying that more and more Apple employees are starting to use the next-generation MacBook air and apps. It’s a sign that a new Mac is on the way.
The highlight of this WWDC will be Apple’s upcoming iOS 16, iPadOS 16 and other software service updates. It was recently reported that iOS 16 will support the iPhone 14 Pro’s Always-On display feature, as well as “social network-like functionality in Messages.” So, the software side is also worth looking forward to.