After we heard that Apple will not hold a product launch event in OctoberMark Gorman of Bloomberg showed up to say that Apple will be taking part in a high-profile event this month — it’s just not what we expected.
Instead of the regular Apple Typster Gorman chirp (Opens in a new tab) That Apple CEOs Craig Federighi and Greg Joswiak will speak at the Wall Street Journal’s Tech Live event on October 25, and they will have “a lot to discuss.”
Gorman did not shed any light on what could be discussed by two Apple executives, but Mac rumors (Opens in a new tab) suggest it iPadOS 16 And the macOS Ventura They are likely to be the main focus points. Those operating systems are already closed for release this month, so it would make sense for Federighi and Joswiak to support Cupertino’s latest software effort.
Slip under the radar, but @gregjoz and Craig Federighi speak on October 25 at the WSJ Conference in Laguna Beach. Something tells me they will have a lot to discuss.October 13, 2022
So this event won’t be a big show of Apple products similar to the launch of the iPhone 14, Apple Watch 8, Apple Watch Ultra and AirPods Pro 2 in September. But we can glean some interesting tidbits about iPadOS and macOS, like where Cupertino might take operating systems next.
Aside from Apple’s usual live stream, there’s a good chance the executive couple will discuss the new Apple devices due to launch this month. .
As for product launches, we still expect to see For the first time on the new Mac and iPad. But instead of being part of the show, Apple is currently expected to announce such new devices through a press release.
Our current forecast is 10.2 inches iPad (2022) This month will start, at least one iPad Pro (2022) and MacBook Pro powered by a rumored M2 Pro chip, along with new tablet and desktop operating systems. With that in mind, read on to find out what Apple products we expect to see before the October-November transition.
Apple’s October releases rumored: the new iPads
We could see up to three new iPads from Apple in October, with a heavy emphasis on the high-end iPad Pro. The iPad Pro comes in two screen sizesiPad Pro 12.9-inch and iPad Pro 11-inch. Australian customers They are even able to pre-order the 11-inch (4th generation) tablet From retailer Optus for a while, so it seems very likely that a new 11-inch iPad Pro will come soon.
There have been some rumors of design changes for the next generation iPad Pro, including a glass back for wireless charging, but other than that it’s expected to be a pretty frequent update.
The changes rumored to be the 2022 iPad are more substantial, as Apple tends to remove the headphone jack, add a camera island with flash, and possibly even get rid of the lightning port for USB-C input.
However, without the major performance upgrades, customers may have trouble finding a reason to upgrade to their new iPad. Especially since the device is proposed to work on the A14 Bionic chip instead of the A15 Bionic chip on the iPad mini And the M1 chipset in iPad Air (2022) And the iPad Pro (2021).
MacBook Pro M2 Pros rumored for October
We expect Apple to update MacBook Pro 14 inch And the MacBook Pro 16 inch With what could be the M2 Pro and M2 Max chipsets; Basically the M2 versions of the M1 Pro and M1 Max chips we saw last year.
Apart from that, these laptops are not expected to be significantly different from their predecessors. So for those debating whether or not to wait to buy a MacBook, unless you need superior performance or want to really future proof your laptop, you can probably take advantage of Best MacBook Deals At any stage.
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