GREAT EXPECTATIONS
It feels as if every time Apple announces a new event, there’s always a plague of disappointment when the company doesn’t produce the goods that the tech Twitterati has been rumoring for months beforehand. It’s as if we have this misguided illusion that Apple only makes products or services to suit what we want, and when we want it. And that’s exactly what happened at this year’s WWDC event. Instead of accepting that this event was primarily set up in mind to showcase new software developments to, well, developers, the general public was enraged when Apple chose to only reveal the latest version of iOS, iPadOS, macOS and watchOS, and not give us a sneak peak of some up–and–coming shiny new hardware. The thing is — Apple does the same…