Spring is here, filled with chirping birds, blooming cherry blossoms and, soon, new iPads too. Apple’s first big event of 2021 is scheduled for April 20, …
Spring is here, filled with chirping birds, blooming cherry blossoms and, soon, new iPads too. Apple’s first big event of 2021 is scheduled for April 20, when the tech giant is expected to offer a series of conservative tablet updates alongside major software upgrades for its iPads and iPhones. The company is also rumored to show off new iMac computers, powered by some variant of the company’s new in-house M1 chips. And we might even see the long-rumored AirTags tracking accessories. The event is being streamed through Apple’s website as part of its all-digital announcement strategy amid the coronavirus pandemic, which has spurred waves of lockdowns around the world. The virtual announcement presentations have allowed Apple to stick to its schedule of holding events in the spring, summer and fall. In 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic took hold, Apple made its Worldwide Developers Conference online-only, with slickly edited videos adding to the typical stage presentation format for its June event.
