At the end of June, Apple launched a bunch of new and exciting products, only to say that they would be available to order later this month. As the end of the month draws closer, it looks like Apple is updating its store, presumably to make some of those tasty tidbits of carved-out-of- aluminum goodness available for ordering.
We are expecting something. Most of the announcements weren't relevant to the hardware side of things. This cavalcade of stupidity was also included. That's quite a bit.
Here’s everything Apple just announced at the WWDC 2022 keynote
Here are a few of the announcements that we expect to show up available to order.
Once the store is back and we have figured out what has changed, we will update this article.
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