We are one week away from WWDC this year 2016. If this year's developer conference would stand out for something, it's that rumors about Apple's new products have completely covered up the rumors about what we'll really see in a week, the new software for our Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and else.
We do not know if this second week of June we are going to have "an avalanche" of rumors about the different operating systems or not, but it certainly seems somewhat disturbing to us that today we have nothing. The good thing about this is that a first keynote full of surprises is expected -to continue like this clear- since everything is going to come to us again or at least almost everything. Well it is true that we know some things about Siri and Apple's health applications, but hardly anything.
Leaving aside the WWDC, which is giving us so much to talk about this year, today Sunday is a news review day, so we are going to do it so as not to lose our habit.
The first as it cannot be otherwise comes from the filtration of the chassis of the possible MacBook Pro of this year. The truth is that we find something interesting about Touch iD but it is strange that Apple adds a small OLED display on the function keys, but we'll see what happens.
Well known editor Mark Gurman, left this week what was his home for more than 6 years. Gurman, left 9to5mac to move to Blomberg Editors Team. The news surprised everyone but now we have him again located to see if he continues to launch his successful rumors about new Apple products and software.
An update of the Screenflow app for Mac it also came this week. The truth is that the new version add a lot of news that surely the users appreciate, so do not stop seeing it.
The following news comes to us by way of iTunes update. It is true that Apple's software is still somewhat "crude" for many users (including myself) but the company continues updating and improving its functions.
Finally we do not want to stop showing you the beautiful and for us "literally copied" Asus computer, the Asus Zenbook. It is true that it has some luxurious specifications and only a USB C port, but we still stick with Apple's 12-inch MacBook and you?
