Vratislav Holub After a long time, we finally got it - just a few days away from this year's first Keynote. Earlier, several verified sources claimed that we can count on the introduction of the first products in the first half of this year, i.e. in April. And as it looks for now, this information was revealed by the voice assistant Siri. When we say a phrase to her “Apple Event," so he tells us that we will see a special event on Tuesday, April 20. The entire Keynote should classically take place in Cupertino's Apple Park.
We can consider Siri a fairly solid resource in this regard. In any case, it remains interesting that Apple normally sends out digital invitations a week before the event for Keynotes. Since today is exactly one week, we can easily count on an additional confirmation of the date. In addition, Apple's voice assistant uses data directly from Apple, so it is quite unlikely that this conference will not take place in the final. The most diverse sources stand behind a simple explanation - Apple probably uploaded data to its servers that should not have been (for now) available to the public, which it failed to do.
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And what will the new keynote actually bring? For example, we should expect a new generation of iPad Pro (with a Mini-LED display in the case of the 12,9″ version) and the highly anticipated AirTags localization pendant. Due to the global pandemic, the entire conference will most likely be re-recorded and subsequently broadcast. We will inform you immediately about any news.
When I click on the link that gives Siri, the pages with the Apple Event are loaded, but from 2020 and with the history of past Events.
This is a data leak and not an official announcement. It is logical that the first Keynote of the year does not appear on the Apple Event website when it has not yet been officially announced.