Am I right in assuming there will be another during October?
They had one in 2014 to show off THE iPad Air 2, iPad Mini 3 and the 5k iMacDon't they normally have one though?
Ah that's a shame.They had one in 2014 to show off THE iPad Air 2, iPad Mini 3 and the 5k iMac
in 2013 it was for the iPads.
I don't believe they had one in 2012.
Since they used September to show off the iPad pro and the new iPad mini, I don't think they'll have a specific event for the iPads.
Probably never, considering the Apple Watch doesnt run iOSMmm, what about iOS 2 for Apple Watch? When it I'll come out ?
Probably never, considering the Apple Watch doesnt run iOS
They won't hold a special event for watch OS2, they already showed off some of the features in WWDC. They were going to release it w/o any further fanfare the other day but then pulled it for a bug. I think having any further special attention to it will only highlight that it was pulled.Mmm, what about iOS 2 for Apple Watch? When it I'll come out ?
Unless more Skylake chipsets are released in the next week or so, then I don't think we'll see any apple event in October for Macs.Unless they have some big surprises for the Mac I wouldn't expect anything out of apple in October.
I'm saying what about events period?
As I've clearly said, I already know they don't do Mac-only events anymore.
So is that it for Events in 2015? Is the next Apple Event WWDC16?
Like the poster above, I wouldn't be surprised if there was an event Spring 2016 for new MacBooks, MBPs, maybe iMacs and Mac Pros too.I'm saying what about events period?
As I've clearly said, I already know they don't do Mac-only events anymore.
So is that it for Events in 2015? Is the next Apple Event WWDC16?
What will apple show off on that media event? I mean Intel hasn't released the skylake processors that Apple could use (aside from the low power versions).Crossing my appendages, they'll have one in October for the Macs
What will apple show off on that media event? I mean Intel hasn't released the skylake processors that Apple could use (aside from the low power versions).