We expect April and May to be pretty slow months for Apple releases. There is no new hardware expected in either month, according to the latest rumors, and the major updates to the iOS 18 and macOS 15 cycle seem to be more or less done—Apple is shifting focus to iOS 19, which will be introduced at WWDC in June.
So, while there may be relatively minor software releases and new content added to services like Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade, we don’t really expect any big releases until WWDC.
Read more at Macworld.com