“In March of 2011, Steve Jobs took to the keynote stage to introduce the iPad 2 and to tell us technology alone was not enough,” Rene Ritchie writes for iMore. “That was the beginning of the modern Apple spring event.”
“In 2012, it saw the introduction of the Retina iPad (iPad 3) and the 1080p version of the Apple TV. Then, in 2013… nothing. In 2014… nothing again. It wasn’t until 2015 that Apple held another March event, and that year brought the final Apple Watch introduction and the all-new MacBook,” Ritchie writes. “In 2016 we got iPhone SE and the 9.7-inch iPad Pro. Then, 2017, nothing again.”
“Apple hasn’t sent out any invitations for a March 2018 event yet, and there’s always the chance the company will skip this year like it did last. But it’s also possible those invitations are coming, and new products are coming with them!” Ritchie writes. Rumors include “updated iPads, a new iPhone SE, new colors for iPhone X, new Apple Watch bands, AirPower, and more!”
Read more in the full article here.
MacDailyNews Take: We could see any or all of those, but we expect the perfect place to roll out the Mac Pro beast will be in June at WWDC.
If iPad Pro gets Face ID and lose the Home button, it’ll be time for us to upgrade our iPad pro units, that’s for sure! And, with all of these iPhone X units and Apple Watches around here, adding some AirPower mats will also be a no-brainer!
Waaay too many ads on this page. Could barely read…
WHAT ads? Heh. (Got my ad deflector shields on at maximum Cap’n.)
I hear ya. I have to switch over to Brave browser to get through all debris of visual pollution.
Macs have a “READER VIEW” option at top of menu show you can read WITHOUT advertisements…
MDN doesn’t care how the ads have become so obtrusive. They are only interested in maximizing revenue/profits.
Oh gee, that sounds like every for profit firm in the world.
If you don’t like it get your news direct from the publishers, after all MDN’s contribution is just that of a summarized aggregator.
Agree re ads. Diabolical on the mobile site.
Month three of 2018 and nothing from Apple on the Mac Pro. I gotta tell my clients something. Not happy.