What will Apple Release in 2020? Apple holds three or more events in an average year. That is the company usually holds spring events in March, the Worldwide Development Conference is in the hold, September event that is normally focused on iPhone and Apple Watch, and most times an October event if there happen to be iPads to Macs expected in the fall.
In this article, I will state out What will Apple release in 2020. In order words, we will be keeping track of the Apple events that are on the horizon. And also, what to be expecting in each of them. So, let’s dive in to learn more about the events. What will Apple Release in 2020?
No Early Event for 2020
The first event of the Apple company usually happens in the spring, around March. Being an almost regular thing, we were expecting an event, but due to the health crisis, the event was delayed and was no longer held in Spring.
WWDC
According to Macrumors.com; “Apple held the 2020 WWDC event in a digital-only capacity and unveiled iOS 14, iPadOS 14, macOS Big Sur, tvOS 14 and watchOS 7, but no new hardware was announced”. It also said, “Apple did, however, share its plans for Arm-based Macs and the first machine is expected to launch in late 2020”.
September Event
On September 15, Apple held an event unveiling the new Apple Watch Series 6, Apple Watch SE, iPad Air, and then the eight-generation iPad. The new line of iPhone for 2020 was not unveiled and may instead come out at an event that is set to be held later in the year.
October 2020
During falls, Apple always brings out new phones and we believe this year is not going to be an exception. Four new iPhone modes in 5.4-, 6.1, and 6.7 inches of size. All of which is rumored to feature OLED displays and 5G connective which is a new network made available.
One of the 6.1 inch and 6.7-inch iPhone modes are expected to be “Pro” models. And they are priced higher than the 5.4-inch model and the other 6.1-inch model. These are expected to be more affordable alternatives to iPhone 11.
In July 2020, Apple confirmed that the iPhones of this year are going to be a little delayed. Instead of launching in September, the new iPhones are expected to become available for purchase a few weeks later in October. Amidst rumors, are the fact that Apple might be expecting an October iPhone event.
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AirTags
These are new tiles that we should be expecting. According to Macrumors; “Apple if working on an AirTag that will compete with products like Tile, offering up Bluetooth tracking for items like keys, wallets, cameras and more”.
These AirTags will integrate into the Find My App and will take advantage of offline tracking capabilities. Amidst new rumors is that AirTags might be introduced alongside new iPhones.
AirPods Studio
There are rumors that Apple is working on high-end over-ear Bluetooth headphones with an all-new design and a great sound quality. And they might be called AirPod Studio.
According to my reading on Macrumor.com, “There may be two versions in development, a premium model with leather-like fabrics and a fitness focus mode with lighter, breathable materials”.
Some detachable ear cups and headband padding may be included, which would allow the components to be swapped out. Macrumors also said, “The headphones are expected to feature Active Noise Cancellation like the AirPods Pro”. The launch date according to Apple, is within 2020.
Late Products in 2020
The Apple Company is working on Arm-based Macs that make use of its own Apple Silicon chips. They also said the first machine equipped with Apple Silicon will be released before the year comes to an end.
Other Apple Products in the Works
Accord MacRumors, “there are several other products that have been rumored, but we don’t know exactly when to expect them”. Some here’s a list of some of the rumored products in the work;
- Cheaper Home Pod
- Small Wireless Charging Mat
- Low-cost iPad
- New Apple TV
- New 16-inch MacBook Pro
- 12-inch MacBook
- Refreshed iMac
- Apple TV
There is more to list. The source of my findings is Macrumors.com
