Marcus Moore
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If you look back to last year, you’ll see some articles from Larry Jordan, Scott Simmons, Philip Hodgets, and others about sit-downs they had with Apple- talking about where the software is at, and some roadmap previews. Expect something similar. I don’t have any other details I can share.
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The one they’re having, from what I’ve been told. Press only.
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I’m personally not betting on this being an issue until next year. I think we’ll continue along the 10.0.X update path for a little while longer.
That said, under the current appStore rules there’s only 2 options for a “10.1”.
1. another free update to exiting users (basically the status quo)
2. Released as a new app at the full price. 10.0.X disappears as a purchase option for new users. But remains for existing users who don’t upgrade as a path to updates or reinstalling the software down the road.
I think we’ll have a clearer picture about the update based on what gets revealed at the NAB press event.
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Speculation.
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“What’s New” & “In Action” pages have both been updated as well.
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Not rumoured.
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Looks like no 10.1!
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At first glance, mostly a maintenance release. Interesting…
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I think it will be a feature release, just not 10.1.
From a PR perspective, does it make more sense to release an update next week BEFORE NAB, so that the new features are out there to be talked about. Or will Apple hold press briefings like they did last year about features that will be updated either during or shortly after NAB.
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I’d be insanely surprised to see hardware at NAB. I think the release date for that is going to be totally based on what processor is inside the thing. If it’s the new Xeons with TB and USB3 support, forget it until this fall. If they’ve come up with a solution that works with the current processors, then… but Apple has typically waited for on-chip support.
As for FCPX… an update, yes. But I’d bet against 10.1 for a bunch of reasons covered before.