Apple’s March 8 event

The next Apple event is Tuesday, March 8th. This will be a virtual event that can also be viewed from Apple’s website or Apple TV and YouTube. Today I gonna share with you some rumors expectations for this coming event.

Peek performance. March 8th. See you there. #AppleEvent pic.twitter.com/cEKMq7BuBh

— Greg Joswiak (@gregjoz) March 2, 2022

New iPhone SE

Every few years, Apple releases a low-priced iPhone with the latest components in its old body, and this year is no exception. Apple plans to launch a third iPhone SE for $ 399, with the same iPhone 6-like design as before, but with 5G support, an improved camera, and an A15 Bionic processor.

iPad air 5

New year, new iPad. The iPad will be equipped with an A15 chip, two additional speakers (four in total), and a 5G connection. The camera may also be improved.

Mac mini

Apple plans to announce a number of Macs this year, with at least one likely to be seen at the March 8 event. The catchphrase “Peak Performance”; and the direction is that Apple usually won’t launch high-performance mobile products until the fall.

Rumor has it that the “Mac Mini Pro” with M1 Max and M1 Pro chips is now being pointed out. After all, it doesn’t make sense for Apple laptops to be stronger than desktop products for a long time. This Mac Mini is expected to offer a slimmer and more sophisticated design.

Mac mini is back – in collaboration with @jon_prosser pic.twitter.com/Gn02Jc2asX

— ian (@ianzelbo) May 25, 2021

New MacBook with M2

Apple’s M1 chip was announced in 2020. That is, you are trying to get an update. Rumor has it that the new MacBook Pro with an entry-level M2 chip should be better than the previous M1 MacBook Pro, but it doesn’t quite match the M1 Pro or Max.

To keep costs relatively low, the new MacBook Pro doesn’t have a flashy 120Hz display or Mini LED panel. The benefit of inferior screen technology is that it can avoid the dreaded notch, perhaps.

It’s also very likely that Apple will announce a redesigned MacBook Air with an M2 chip later this year, but it’s not sure.

iOS 15.4

On the software side, we are planning a release date for iOS 15.4. This is primarily a mid-cycle update and primarily includes Face ID support while wearing a mask. It also includes over 30 new emojis, non-binary Siri voice, and support for multi-device interaction with Universal Control. But most of the software might come at WWDC later this year.

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