The rumored Apple March event could have a different schedule, according to Jon Prosser, a reliable leaker. Previously, he agreed to the claim of Kang, another accurate Apple analyst. Kang is the first one to release the rumor that Apple's next event would take place in Mar. 23.
"Kang (the most accurate source there is), plus L0vetodream also have mentioned the 23rd," said Jon Prosser via his official Twitter account.
"So I'm not exactly sure how we all have the same information with no invites today. Unless invites come tomorrow or something," added Prosser.
Apple event to take place in April?
Now, he took back his claim and said that the upcoming Apple event would take place in April instead of March. He even jokingly said that he will now have to shave off his eyebrows since he previously said he would do it if the tech giant's next big event won't happen this month.
As of the moment, his latest tweet was able to generate more than 1,700 likes, 70 quote tweets, and 160 retweets. Prosser added that the leaked info is rather unusual since Apple hasn't done an event in April previously. He added that it is not surprising if some fans are currently skeptical.
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On the other hand, Macworld UK reported that Apple is unlikely to conduct the event in Mar. 23 since the tech giant manufacturer usually sends an invitation a week before each event. Although Jon Prosser seems 100% sure that the new Apple event would happen in April, it is still important to remember that it is just speculation.
The final schedule would still depend on Apple's decision.
Possible Apple products to appear
CNET reported that the upcoming Apple event could unveil the long-rumored smart tracker tag, an iPad Pro update, and the new AirPods 3. However, Ming-Chi Kuo claimed that the upcoming AirPods models would not be available until Q3. You can click here to know more details.
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Written by: Giuliano de Leon