We already know the date of WWDC 2020. It will be June 22 And we also know that it will be totally online due to the coronavirus and that it will probably not be like past editions, because it will lose its essence of public wrapping each presentation. However we have to be very attentive because Apple could present on that date new products apart from the expected new software versions. New iMac and new generation of AirPods.
Apple could present a few devices at WWDC 2020 on June 22. We told you yesterday, that we could see the launch of a new model from HomePod and even the presentation of the AirTag.
The rumors that are gaining more relevance in recent hours is that the company could also present a new iMac model. Probably also those that will be the third generation of AirPods. The iMac was a while, too long for some, without renewal until 2019. Now we know that Apple is cooking a new model and this year's WWDC may be a good time to present it.
So, at least Jon Prosser thinks. One of the most credible Apple analysts in this world. Through his Twitter account, he has mentioned that almost certainly we will see an update of the two devices. However, he does not know which model of headphones we will be talking about in a month and a half. Third generation, second of the Pro or the new Lite.
https://twitter.com/jon_prosser/status/1258004593784623106?s=20
I can get a little wet, not too much and say that it will be the AirPods, without last names. No Lite or Pro. New generation, the third of AirPods We have already told you about and we have told you a little about what its new features could be.
As for the new iMac, it could be the 23 inch one, how much has been talked about him, in terms of headphones. A computer that might not be too different but that could change the landscape as we know it until now.
Indeed, WWDC 2020 may not be an event like the old ones, but new devices will be launched for sure and that makes it pay a little more attention. Something had to do apple so as not to disappoint so many expectant users.