Subj : Apple WWDC 2023 is official: here's what we expect to see at Appl
To   : All
From : TechnologyDaily
Date : Wed Mar 29 2023 19:00:03

Apple WWDC 2023 is official: here's what we expect to see at Apple's 
developer event

Date:
Wed, 29 Mar 2023 17:49:59 +0000

Description:
Apple announced WWDC 2023 this week, and the event will officially kick off 
on June 5. Here's what we know and what we expect/

FULL STORY
======================================================================

Apple WWDC 2023 is official, with the start date for the weeklong event set 
for June 5, 2023. 

Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference is the company's major industry event, 
normally chock full of panels and tech demos for Apple software developers to 
learn about new changes to OS features and the underlying programming 
languages, but occassionally we do get product announcements during the 
event. 

Last year, Apple unveiled the Apple M2 chip , along with the new MacBook Air 
and MacBook Pro 13-inch . 

In 2019, Apple debuted a new Mac Pro as well, and it's very possible that a 
new Mac Pro with M2 Ultra chip might be shown off. 

There are any number of products that Apple might show off at the event, and 
these are some of the most likely in our opinion. Mac Pro (2023) 

Last year, hopes were high for a new Mac Pro at WWDC 2022, which is 
traditionally a industry conference more than a consumer product event. A Mac 
Pro, which is an industry-grade workstation costing a gajillion dollars (ok, 
not literally), is prefectly suited for a debut before all the developers who 
might reasonably be working on one or at least developing with that 
workstation in mind. 

It's also the last major Apple product that hasn't switched over to Apple's 
in-house silicon, so it makes sense to finally cut ties with Intel and put 
out a new workstation PC. This story is developing...



======================================================================
Link to news story:
https://www.techradar.com/news/apple-wwdc-2023


--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A47 (Linux/64)
 * Origin: tqwNet Technology News (1337:1/100)

.