It would be great if Apple released everything that everyone is predicting for WWDC 2021, but it never does, and 2021 is no exception. Here’s what Apple will absolutely debut, what might see the light of day, and won’t make an appearance.
There are always wild rumors and predictions ahead of any WWDC keynote. Since it comes exactly half way through Apple’s two-year transition to Apple Silicon, there is of course an expectation that Apple will talk about that and roll out everything that’s missing from the Mac product line.
It’s just that if you listen to everyone, there are also expectations about every single thing Apple could possibly do. New MacBooks Pro, a successor to the M1 processor, and a 27-inch iMac, are all various hinted, promised, or even somehow “confirmed.”
Only this much is certain — Apple will reveal new versions of its operating systems. That is the purpose of WWDC and it’s the sole thing that is guaranteed to happen every year.
You can be pretty sure that Apple will also unveil, or even discuss, a lot less than rumors predict. It always does. Apple is very smart on choosing its moments and maximizing the impact of any announcement.
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