The CultCast #430 - Apple’s prepping an all-new 14” MacBook Pro AND iMac
This week: Apple is prepping a new 14.1” MacBook Pro with an all-new mini-LED display, plus a new iMac and iMac mini! We’ll tell you what you need to know. And in the wake of Corona virus, will Apple need to cancel WWDC? We discuss. And stay tuned for the best ways to disinfect your iPhone, iPad, keyboard, and more.
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This week's stories
Apple preps 14.1-inch MacBook Pro with mini-LED display
- Apple plans to make an aggressive push adding mini-LED displays to its products in 2020, according to one of the most reliable Apple analysts in the game.
What to expect from this month’s new iMac
- This week, serial rumor-tweeter CoinX predicted the imminent release of a new iMac and a new Mac mini. But what does that mean exactly? A giant, 30-inch iMac that looks like the Pro Display XDR? Apple’s first ARM-based Mac? Probably not. So what changes can we expect?
Apple’s biggest manufacturer says production will return to normal by end of March
- Apple manufacturer Foxconn hopes to resume regular production in China by the end of March.
COVID-19 virus means tough decisions about WWDC and rumored Apple keynote
- Apple faces mounting pressure to decide whether to cancel, delay or change the format of its annual Worldwide Developers Conference, typically held in June. The same holds true, although to a lesser extent, for Apple’s rumored March product keynote.
How to disinfect your Mac, iPhone, mouse, trackpad, keyboard and cases