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Apple before the keynote: Products and probabilities - Tim Cook could present these innovations

2020-11-10T09:56:49.484Z


Apple CEO Tim Cook will join the ring for the next keynote on Tuesday. The company announces “One more thing” to Apple legend Steve Jobs. So it is clear: It's about a very big thing.


Apple CEO Tim Cook will join the ring for the next keynote on Tuesday.

The company announces “One more thing” to Apple legend Steve Jobs.

So it is clear: It's about a very big thing.

  • Apple

    is already facing the third

    keynote

    this fall.

  • When invited to the virtual event, the Californians set the

    bar

    unusually high.

  • Now Apple fans are speculating what CEO

    Tim Cook

    might have in his luggage on Tuesday.

Munich -

Apple's

usual

*

product timetable

for autumn is actually very clear.

In September, the group presented the latest version of the iPhone in order to top it off with a smaller keynote in October - provided there are also new

iPads

or new

Macs

.

But in the

Corona

* year 2020, a lot will be different for the Californians.

As early as September, CEO

Tim Cook

* sent new iPads and the new

Apple Watch

to the start.

The

iPhone

* 12,

long awaited by many, followed in October,

and

Apple

now

wants

to go one better

in November

.

“One more thing”, promises the group in its invitation to

what will

probably be the last

Apple keynote of

the current year, reminding us of its legendary co-founder *

Steve Jobs

*.

On Tuesday (November 10th) from 7 p.m. German time, Tim Cook will take part in the next virtual

Apple keynote

.

And if everything is not wrong, it could be the biggest strategic decision since the introduction of the iPhone in 2007.

Apple Announces November 10 Event, Apple Silicon Macs Expected to Debut https://t.co/7zgOk8cMuc by @julipuli pic.twitter.com/g7BCeYJ0Hj

- MacRumors.com (@MacRumors) November 2, 2020

What the experts

expect

at the next

Apple Keynote

, how likely the individual products are - and what the company will save for later.

An overview:

Apple Keynote: Silicon Macs - 95 percent probability

Almost all

Apple

experts are practically certain that the group will present the first Macs with chips on Tuesday that no longer come from

Intel

, but from Apple itself. By 2022, all MacBooks and stationary iMacs should run entirely on in-house chips.

The new

Apple

platform is based on the architecture of the British specialist ARM.

The move is considered a milestone in the industry.

According to reports,

Apple

is likely

to upgrade its two most popular mobile computers

with the

MacBook Pro

and the

MacBook Air

.

The iMacs will follow later.

On the other hand, it remained open until the end whether the group would also drill the 16-inch brother of the MacBook Pro at the start on Tuesday.

The responsible

Apple

partner

Quanta Computer

is said to have had production problems recently, according to industry circles.

Therefore, the start could possibly be delayed, reported the Bloomberg news agency a few days ago.

In

2005,

Apple switched

its computers from the PowerPC architecture from

IBM

and

Motorola

to the significantly faster Intel chips.

With the radical cut,

Apple

boss Steve Jobs

wanted to

come back on par with the Windows competition in terms of computing power.

The bet worked.

According to an overview by market researcher

IDC

,

Apple

is

now number four worldwide with a market share of 8.5 percent.

Apple Keynote: Intel was obviously too slow for the Californians

But recently

Intel had lost

its nimbus as an innovation leader.

Apple

was increasingly dissatisfied with the pace of development of the world market leader, it was said from industry circles.

In addition, Intel had to struggle with massive problems when switching to the latest chip generation.

In June,

Apple

therefore pulled the rip cord.

In the future

, CEO Cook announced that the company

will use its own

ARM-

based chips

.

The company from

Cupertino

has years of experience

with the relevant semiconductors

, after all,

a chip from the ARM family was

already in the first

iPhone

.

For

Apple

users, this should bring two decisive advantages: First, all iPhone apps will run on all new Macs in the future, provided the new

macOS 11 Big Sur

operating

system is installed.

Second, the new system architecture promises significantly longer battery runtimes.

In the future, speculate

Apple-

Augurs, Macbooks could last 15 to 20 hours without recharging.

In addition, the new technology probably also allows flatter housings and a lower weight.

Apple Keynote: macOS 11 Big Sur - 95 percent probability

In addition to the new MacBooks with

Apple

Silicon, the group should also present its new operating system macOS 11 Big Sur on Tuesday.

It was only on Thursday that

Apple made

another beta version of the new operating system available to developers, Version 11.0.1.

The demands on the software are higher this time than usual, because in addition to the ARM platform, the new software must also be able to handle the widespread Intel architecture.

This is considered technically quite tricky.

Apple Keynote: AirTags - 50 percent probability

According to bloggers,

Apple

CEO Tim Cook

could

possibly

unpack

AirTags

on Tuesday

.

They are a kind of digital tag that is supposed to help you find lost keys or bags.

Apparently AirTags should send a broadband signal that can be located with the help of other iPhones.

Apple

applied for a patent to this

effect

last year.

The presentation of the new

Apple

search aids was originally

expected

for the

Apple

Keynote in October, but then did not take place.

Now Cook could open the cyber show on Tuesday with the AirTags.

With an estimated price of 25 to 30 euros, the AirTags could become the cheapest entry into the

Apple

world to

date

.

These patents of an #AirTags keychain that were filed a year ago now seem extremely likely. @ Jon_prosser previously announced that a leather carrying case would be sold separately.



Seems #Apple are cashing in on the accessory market with their new hardware releases pic.twitter.com/pFvq1H5bRA

- The Apple Bizz (@theapplebizz) November 1, 2020

Apple Keynote: AirPods Studio - 45 percent probability

Apple

could announce

the launch of a new line of headphones

on Tuesday with the

AirPods Studio

.

The AirPods Studio, located in the premium segment, are classic headphone headphones.

Technically, they should be based on the now widespread Bluetooth technology and thus be completely wireless.

Similar to the current

AirPods Pro

, the new premium headphones should also be equipped with Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) as standard.

Okay, how about "One More Thing"?



After this November ARM Mac event, the next Apple Event (currently a digital event) will happen on Tuesday, March 16, 2021 🗓



Event headliner will be AirPods Studio (B515) https://t.co/UxqQr6je1c pic.twitter.com / oCxVhg3owb

- Jon Prosser (@jon_prosser) October 16, 2020

They should also be able to be used during sports.

Bloggers speculate that the auricles and headband could be replaced depending on requirements.

In terms of price, the new high-end headphones could be between 350 and 600 dollars, depending on the features.

But the first reports about a possible entry of

Apple

into the market for headphone headphones have been around since 2018 - so far nothing has happened. 

* Merkur.de

is part of the nationwide Ippen Digital editorial network.

Source: merkur

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