Apple just concluded its fall marathon of new product launches. The
coronavirus pandemic forced it to hold only virtual press conferences
this year, and Apple spaced out its online keynotes roughly a month
apart. Apple started with the Apple Watch 6 and new iPad Air in
mid-September, moved to the iPhone 12 series in mid-October, and then
launched the M1 Macs a few weeks ago. Earlier this year, Apple introduced
new iPad Pros, refreshed the Intel-based MacBook lines, and launched the
iPhone SE handset. At WWDC, Apple unveiled its new software innovations,
including iOS 14 and macOS Big Sur that are now available to users. All
in all, Apple has had quite the regular year in terms of new product
launches, and thatÂ’s despite the numerous challenges the health crisis
brought over. 2021 is also expected to bring a variety of new Apple
products, and an Apple insider says the company is working on several
redesigns for a few key devices. …
