One day of getting together to record a new episode of the All Apple podcast, the Cupertino-based company's website was updated to revamp the 13-inch MacBook Pro range, a renovation that doesn't make much sense if the intention of the company is to launch a new 14-inch model to replace this model in the coming months.
It wouldn't make any sense for him to do it, but as we discussed on the podcast, he already did it last year, a move that certainly it would not be funny to those users who bought the renewal of the 15-inch model so that a few months later they would see how it was discontinued.
On June 22, Apple will hold WWDC 2020, the conference for developers that, due to the coronavirus, would be held online, as Tim Cook's company had announced months ago. In this episodes, we have commented a little above, which is what What to expect from new versions of macOS, iOS, tvOS, and watchOS.
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