Despite all the turmoil and confusion that is going on in the world right now, the tech industry does not intend to stop. And in light of recent events, the extremely good news is that just the other day, Apple Corporation sent out official invitations to its upcoming, first event in 2022. But what is also equally important is that it will take place already on March 8 at 10:00 am Pacific time.
Be that as it may, it should also be mentioned that the freshly sent out invitation, which usually offers you and me very subtle hints about what we can expect from the event, this time contains the words “Peek performance”, which is a play on words meaning both “Look at performance” and “Peak performance”. Be that as it may, citing numerous leaks and rumors, the company is expected to introduce its new iPhone SE as early as March 8, as well as the next generation iPad Air, along with new Mac computers.
Well, if we refer to the official report of an authoritative publication represented by Bloomberg, then the M2 chip, which everyone has been talking about lately, can similarly appear at the event. And if we take into account, first of all, the fact that the last iPhone SE at the moment was released already in 2020, it seems that the next updated model is already on the way. Plus, Apple’s relatively compact smartphone, which costs less than $400, is one of the last remaining Apple devices to still have a home button.
And yes, the next iPhone SE model, if you keep referring to the leaks, will still have a single rear camera and will most likely resemble the company’s five-year-old phones in appearance. But it should also be mentioned that this year’s model may still have Face ID support along with 5G. And if this is the case, then the design of the device will still lean more towards the 2018 iPhone XR. By the way, Apple also released updated MacBook Pros last October, and they were equipped with the then new M1 Pro and M1 Max processors. However, apparently, the company is already ready to provide us with the first devices based on the M2 processor. This is most strongly hinted at by the database of the Eurasian Economic Commission, which has already highlighted new applications for several Mac computers at once.
