And we are back with all of you one more Sunday sharing the most outstanding news of the week in soy de Mac. In this case, a key week for the Cupertino company that announced that employees could return to work during the first week of June, in offices and within Apple Park. This is undoubtedly very good news for the firm and even more so considering that the WWDC it is, as they say, just around the corner. Logically, those who want to continue working from home electronically could continue to do so without problem, but the return to the offices is closer.
And we begin precisely with the news of the return to the offices of Apple employees. The company's stores are opening in some countries with the corresponding security measures and now the engineers and the rest of office workers around the world could go back to work during the first week of June.
The following featured news in soy de Mac This week is about the new teams that are added to the vintage and obsolete list from Apple. In this case it is the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro of specific dates.
On the other hand we have the news about the increase of payments via Apple Pay (along with other contactless payment services) for the coronavirus pandemic affecting the world. In this case the increase in use is considerable and this is good for users who they don't have to touch anything with their hands to pay in shops and others.
To finish the news about the rumored apple augmented reality glasses. This news would increase the wait for the glasses themselves for up to two years, so it seems that we will not see some AR glasses from Apple soon.
