This is certainly one of those weeks that all Mac lovers were waiting for it to come. This week the event in which the Cupertino guys will present the new Macs has finally been confirmed and among them a MacBook Pro that if the rumors come true, it will be spectacular. The truth is that this week began with rumors about the date on which Apple would hold its event for computers and in the end it has been confirmed with the launch of invitations to the media "Hello again" a clear nod to the Mac.
But we have not only seen the official arrival of the invitations, this penultimate week of the month of October has much more than this long-awaited presentation that will take place next Thursday, and that is why we are going to see the most notable ones in soy de Mac.
Let's start with the Titan project. If the Apple car that, as we discussed in the Actualidad iPhone podcast, was created by the media themselves, they developed it and now it seems that they have killed him until next year. Apple has never officially commented that it has the project of a car, but it is evident that there is something when everyone talks about it, now the project seems to stop momentarily.
Siri is still the protagonist among users' questions and it is that it offers us a wide range of options since its arrival in macOS Sierra. Here we leave you others several options that you can ask the assistant that I do for you. If you look on the web you will find many more.
MacOS Sierra beta 5 it is already in the hands of developers and users who are in the public beta program. These beta versions don't seem to add big changes other than performance improvements and troubleshooting, but they keep releasing updates and correcting details which is always good for the user.
And finally we can not forget the name that a company that "is not Apple" has supposedly registered for a touch OLED bar that will almost certainly mount the new MacBook Pro that will be presented on October 27. The Magic Toolbar it could be the name they use to define this function bar on new Apple computers.