Recently, the date of the Apple Event leaked in a somewhat unusual way, but the event may not bring anything too groundbreaking, according to an insider. The presentation, which is usually the stage for announcements by the Cupertino giant, happens next Tuesday (20/04). Despite this, according to a report by Bloomberg, no major news is expected.

Leaker Mark Gurman gave an interview to the site and said that the Apple Event should not bring anything “particularly innovative” or “extraordinary”. Gurman is one of the main sources of information related to Apple, having revealed details about several of the company's products.

In the interview, he explains that the highlight of the presentation should be the two new iPad Pros, which will replace the current 11-inch and 12,9-inch Pro models. The models should receive a much faster processor than the previous versions, doing justice to the change that was made to the Macs.

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O Apple The event may also include the unveiling of the new iMac, which is expected to have a major redesign, with a larger and more colorful screen, reminiscent of the classic models in the line. But Gurman is not very confident that this new version will be presented now.

The giant is also expected to showcase mini-LED screens, an innovative technology with better brightness and contrast compared to LCD monitors. The technology is expected to be in one of the new versions of the new iPad Pro, the possible new iMac and the iPhones to be revealed later this year.

O Apple Event can be the stage for Airtags reveal, the company's Bluetooth trackers, which today, cannot be considered something innovative. There have been rumors about the company's wireless trackers for some time now. Apple are emerging and they should finally be made official.

In conclusion, since we are talking about a software event, the new iOS 15 should be shown. Apple It should also further expand its new privacy policy, which requires apps to ask for permission before tracking user browsing, thus better preserving their privacy.

Through which channels you reach those people, classic and out of the box. Bloomberg