Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference 2022 (WWDC22) on June 6, 2022 was packed with announcements from new features to exciting new products.
Examples of Apple’s “new things” include the completely redesigned MacBook Air and the updated 13-inch MacBook Pro, which both use the M2 chip to enhance performance. There are also new features in iOS 16, such as a new, more customizable iPhone lock screen, and a new version of CarPlay.
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Analysts estimate that Between the fall of 2022, or about September, and the first half of 2023, about a year from now, Apple will launch a number of interesting new products that Apple fans may not follow. wai
The new products will include four upcoming iPhone 14 models, three Apple Watch models, several M2 and M3-based Macs, the company’s first mixed reality headset, an accessible and high-end iPad, and to Apple TV and Homepod
iPhone 14 new functions and specs
One of the models of the iPhone that has been released is the iPhone 14 Pro, which will have a special function. It will be able to display widgets that provide weather, calendar, stocks, events and other information while keeping the screen bright and low framerate. And there will be a setting that prevents sensitive information from appearing on the lock screen for others to see.
Other new iPhone 14 Pro features include a much improved front-facing camera. The new rear camera system includes a 48-megapixel sensor, a slimmer bezel, a faster A16 chip, and a redesigned notch with cutouts for the lens to scan faces. and another hole for inserting the front camera
While the regular non-Pro iPhone 14 will have minor features, it will use the same A15 chip as the iPhone 13.
All the new iPhones that will be released during the year are expected to continue using Lightning cables, possibly switching to USB-C charging cables in 2023.
iPad with M2 chip support
As for the iPad, it is expected this fall. A new compact iPad will be released, which will use the A14 chip and support 5G internet.
and that many people should be waiting for is at the end of this year Apple is launching new 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPads based on the M2 chip, which will work with the “Stage Manager” function in iPadOS 16, a feature that allows iPad users to overlap application windows. many apps So that people who use iPad can do many things at the same time without having to switch screens.
clan Mac with M2 and M3 chips
As for the Mac family of devices, it is reported that later products will use the M2 chip as the core of the development for the most part. To enhance the capabilities of Mac models, it was introduced first in the MacBook Air (Redesigned Model) and MacBook Pro 13-inch (Redesigned Model) announced at WWDC22.
In addition to the two Macs, it is reported that Macs that will use the M2 chip include:
- M2 Mac mini
- M2 Pro Mac mini
- 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro, M2 Pro and M2 Max
- M2 Ultra and M2 Extreme Mac Pro
It’s also been said that the M2 chip won’t just be on the Mac, it will be used in the headset. Mixed-Reality too
Foreign media have been informed that Inside, the headset uses an M2 chip as the core, along with 16 gigabytes of RAM.
In addition to the M2 chip, Apple is also developing the M3 chip, which of course the specification and performance should be superior to the previous generation chip.
Apple plans to use the chip early next year for the updated MacBook Air 13, 15-inch MacBook Air, new iMacs, and possibly even 12-inch laptops. is in development as well
Apple Watch Series 8 rumored to use the same chip
Another device that many people are following may be the Apple Watch Series 8, which is expected to be launched this fall for sure, which is expected to debut in 3 models: the standard Series 8, the Series 8 SE. The price has come down, and the Series 8 is tough for extreme sports.
Those hoping for a faster chip in the new Apple Watch might be disappointed. Because there are rumors that the Series 8 (and possibly the Series 8 SE) will use the same S8 chip as the Series 7 and Series 6. However, there are rumors that the Apple Watch models coming in 2023 will receive all the new processors.
As for the Apple Watch operating system, there will be changes to the fitness tracking system. It’s the biggest improvement in watchOS, with the ability to track multisport workouts.
So Apple Watch should be able to track swims, bikes and runs, as well as track elevation. All of these features seem to be associated with being a watch dedicated to extreme sports.
Apple TV and HomePod upgrade too.
In addition to major products like the iPhone, iPad, Mac or Apple Watch, Apple TV and HomePod will also receive upgrades.
The new Apple TV is in development. Rumored to be powered by the A14 chip from the original A12 chip, and with an additional gigabyte of RAM, these specs should be in line with the gaming capabilities of the newly released tvOS 16 operating system.
Expected to arrive next year, the new HomePod will use the same S8 chip used in the Apple Watch and will be closer to the original HomePod in terms of size and sound performance. and there will be an update screen on top And there are also rumors about multi-touch functionality.
Compiled from Bloomberg
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