AirPods Studio Production Allegedly Facing 'Major Hiccup', AirTags Purportedly Set to Arrive Next Month
Posted October 15, 2020 at 2:58am by iClarified
Apple has allegedly encountered a major hiccup with production of its rumored AirPods Studio headphones that could delay their release says leaker Jon Prosser.
Major hiccup in AirPods Studio production Grimacing face. A few key features have now been cut. Seems they still need to work some things out before we have final units. Looking like they won’t be ready to ship until December AT BEST.
Additionally, Prosser now says AirTags could launch with iOS 14.3 next month. This is significant change from his prediction last week of March 2021.
With AirPods Studio now being pushed back, it now looks like Apple is going to launch AirTags after all. Currently, they’re on schedule to be released with iOS 14.3 (iOS 14.3 will contain features enabled for AirTags) and iOS 14.3 is supposed to be next month..
Apple is expected to hold another event next month at which it will likely unveil the first Apple Silicon Mac. It could use this event to also unveil AirTags or AirPods Studio. You can download the iClarified app or follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and RSS for updates.
Major hiccup in AirPods Studio production Grimacing face. A few key features have now been cut. Seems they still need to work some things out before we have final units. Looking like they won’t be ready to ship until December AT BEST.
Additionally, Prosser now says AirTags could launch with iOS 14.3 next month. This is significant change from his prediction last week of March 2021.
With AirPods Studio now being pushed back, it now looks like Apple is going to launch AirTags after all. Currently, they’re on schedule to be released with iOS 14.3 (iOS 14.3 will contain features enabled for AirTags) and iOS 14.3 is supposed to be next month..
Apple is expected to hold another event next month at which it will likely unveil the first Apple Silicon Mac. It could use this event to also unveil AirTags or AirPods Studio. You can download the iClarified app or follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and RSS for updates.