According to BuzzFeed, Apple plans to hold its first media event in 2019 at the Steve Jobs Theatre in Apple Park on March 25th. The center of the event is said to be the long-rumored News Subscription service, in which the company calls it as Apple New Magazine, and sadly, Apple is unlikely to unveil the iPad mini 5, AirPods 2, and AirPower wireless charging mat at the March event.
The service, Apple News Magazine, which you pay $10 a month to read a large number of magazines and newspapers. However, a report from the Wall Street Journal claims that Apple is struggling to ink deals with well-known publishers like The New York Times and The Washington Post, because Apple doesn't want to provide credit card information and email addresses to these publishers.
Well, apparently, next month's event will only be focused on the media subscription, meaning we are unlikely to see Apple unveils the new-generation of iPad mini and iPad, AirPods 2, and AirPower wireless charging mat, Apple may still have a chance to release them all together at WWDC this year, since they have done similar thing before, or perhaps launch these products via a press release.
The service, Apple News Magazine, which you pay $10 a month to read a large number of magazines and newspapers. However, a report from the Wall Street Journal claims that Apple is struggling to ink deals with well-known publishers like The New York Times and The Washington Post, because Apple doesn't want to provide credit card information and email addresses to these publishers.
Well, apparently, next month's event will only be focused on the media subscription, meaning we are unlikely to see Apple unveils the new-generation of iPad mini and iPad, AirPods 2, and AirPower wireless charging mat, Apple may still have a chance to release them all together at WWDC this year, since they have done similar thing before, or perhaps launch these products via a press release.