Apple CEO Tim Cook hinted at new products coming in 2021, which could be anything from M1 chip-powered Macs to AirTags to the long-awaited AirPower.
Apple fans can expect ‘new things’ in 2021, according to Apple CEO Tim Cook, who teased upcoming announcements during the company’s Q1 2021 earnings report. “We have new things that we aren’t going to talk about that we think will contribute to the company, » Cook said in response to a question in the earnings call’s Q&A segment. In his usual way, he avoided specifics, leaving a lot up to speculation. Naturally, Cook didn’t elaborate on what Apple has planned for 2021. That will have to wait for the next Apple event. But we can infer what his comment suggests. Here are three things Apple may be planning that fit into the ‘new things’ category. Apple saw Mac growth in its latest earnings, and that trend should continue as it broadens its computers with the more in-house processors like the M1 chip. Apple is rumored to be readying a redesigned MacBook Pro in 14-inch and MacBook Pro 16-inch sizes powered with their own M-level processor. Both are expected to remove the divisive Touch Bar and reintroduce the SD card slot and a new version of MagSafe charging. A MacBook Air 2021 is also said to be in the works for a later time. Late last year, the MacBook Air M1 debuted and, after thorough testing, it instantly reached the top of TechRadar best laptops list (beating the Dell XPS 13 that reigned for years).
