The main novelty is the support for transmissions in 4K, with the presentation of next week already confirmed to be recorded in high resolution. This should be the first time that Apple broadcasts one of its events in Ultra HD, considering that other conferences were limited to Full HD.
Another highlight is the possible closure of the Events application. Upon accessing it, a message sends users to Apple TV, indicating that the company must now broadcast its events directly via Apple TV. This is the first of the news planned for the coming months, as indicated by leaks published in recent days.
Apple should surprise everyone and rename iOS to iPhoneOS, in a movement similar to that seen with iPadOS. In addition, the Podcasts app should be redesigned, gaining features such as a “For You” tab and support for bonus content by producers.
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Apple may also launch iOS 14, being the biggest system update in years. Most exciting, however, should be the announcement of the first MacBook with an ARM processor, with architecture similar to that seen on the company’s smartphones and tablets, which should bring performance comparable to Intel solutions.