New iMac, iPad Pro, Apple TV will launch on 21 May
Several sources, including hidden text in Apple s own press release, point to a 21 March release date.
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Anders Lundberg
| 11 hours ago
When Apple unveiled new products at its 20 April event, the company was in an uncharacteristically vague mood. It gave a precise release date for the AirTag and purple iPhone 12 (30 April, today), but would only say that the new iPad Pro, iMac and Apple TV 4K would be released in the second half of May .
Now 9to5Mac reports that several sources claim to have an exact date. Jon Prosser, who in the past has often been right about this type of information, is among several leakers who say that the launch will take place on 21 May.
Apple Breakfast: An explosion of new products
Spring Loaded is loaded with excitement, and hackers leak MacBook Pro details: all the Apple news you missed this week, in a handy bite-sized roundup.
Apple generates a lot of news, and it can be hard to keep up. If your mind was on other things this week, our roundup of Apple-related headlines will bring you up to date.
An explosion of new products
Demonstrating my theory that virtual announcements are best, Apple this week managed to cram a four- (in fact arguably six-) product event into a single hour. And what an hour it was.
Saw TV Series Reportedly in the Works Jigsaw, though there could be even more unsettling adventures for the franchise in the near future, as Lionsgate Television chairman Kevin Beggs recently confirmed that conversations are happening about potentially adapting the concept into a TV series. Given the inherent brutality of the franchise, it s hard to imagine such a series being developed for a standard network, with a premium cable provider or streamer seeming more likely as a home, though with Beggs confirming those ideas are just at the conversation stage, it s unknown if those plans could ever come to fruition. We’ve just wrapped up
Hacked drawings reveal new MacBook Pro
Leak believed to be the result of a cyber-attack on Apple partner Quanta Computer.
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Macworld staff
| 7 hours ago
Following an action-packed spring event where Apple unveiled a new iMac, iPad Pro and Apple TV, plus its AirTag object tracker, all eyes are now on the next big launch: the MacBook Pro. And we ve received a big - if seemingly illicitly acquired - clue about that device s details.
The site 9to5Mac has published leaked drawings that show that this year s models of MacBook Pro will be equipped with a wider variety of ports including a dedicated MagSafe charging port, something that has been rumoured for a long time.
Re: Rumour: Maruti Ertiga & XL6 to gain new features (including 6 airbags)
Let s hope this is not some sticker-spoiler special edition. Well it is high time they stop resting on their laurels and buckle up for providing us leading products. Its long overdue.
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Airbags have to be taken into consideration at the design stages of the vehicle. If the car indeed gets more airbags, it ll be the rarest of rare cases where more airbags are added midlife into the model s production cycle. Last was the Elite i20, but it was internationally already sold with 6 airbags so the car & parts were ready.In that case, maybe we will get 2 additional airbags only, fitted to the front seats like in base 5th gen City, as I could not find curtain airbags even in the Thailand model of Ciaz.