The legendary "One More Thing..." awaits us at the Apple keynote next week

Apple keynotes - especially during Steve Jobs' lifetime - were often characterized by the "One More Thing..." part, where the company always presented something extra. Although One More Thing is not an integral part of every Apple conference, many insiders agree that we will see it at this year's. What surprise does Apple have in store for us?

A user came up with the theory about One More Thing on his Twitter account Coinx. But there was nothing concrete - apart from quoting Jobs' iconic "but there's one more thing" - in his post. However, this particular user's Twitter predictions have proven true several times in the past. He managed to predict, for example, the arrival of the iPhone XS, the removal of the headphone jack from the iPad Pro in 2018, or perhaps the update of the iPad mini and iPad Air. For this year, CoinX again predicts "Pro" models of iPhones.

The theory that, in addition to the expected news, there could be some surprises at this year's Keynote is also hinted at by the sentence "By Innovation Only" on the invitation.

And what could that "One More Thing" be? For example, there is speculation about a new sixteen-inch MacBook Pro with minimal bezels and a new type of scissor keyboard. But the date of the keynote does not correspond to this - Apple is not usually in the habit of introducing new computers together with the iPhone and Apple Watch.

Other options could be special iPhone functions or new premium over-ear headphones. None of these things, on the other hand, are typical products that Apple would dedicate a special section to at Keynote. There are also glasses for augmented reality in the game - for those it is almost 13% certain that Apple will introduce them - the question is whether it will be already this year. It is not yet clear whether it will be a separate headset with its own operating system or an addition to an already existing product. A recently discovered hint in the code of the iOS XNUMX operating system testifies to the fact that Apple's AR glasses will not make us wait that long.

Source: iDropNews