Mac Studio and its SSD, the end of the Apple Watch Series 3 and much more. The best of the week in I’m from Mac



We arrive again one more Sunday of the month of March and we are about to end this third month of the year 2022 with several important news in the Apple world. This week has been key to discovering several things about the new and spectacular Mac Studio desktop computer and other Apple products, but we are not going to advance anything, let’s see some of this week’s top stories on i’m from mac.

At the end of last week we saw the news that the new Apple Mac Studio computer had the option on its motherboard to increase the capacity of the SSD. This was finally completely disproved at the end of the week with this news.

Studio Display Boot Camp

Boot Camp was updated this week to be done compatible with the new Windows Studio Display monitors but not 100%. The new version 6.1.17 makes all possible technical elements compatible. Although, as we said, we must bear in mind that functions such as the central stage, Spatial Audio and the voice command “Hey, Siri” only work with if we have macOS.



A new rumor about the Apple Watch Series 3 indicates that this Apple device that has been with us for several years could stop selling this 2022. Everything indicates that The Cupertino company will give permanent rest to one of the oldest Apple Watch in the store from Cupertino. At the moment there is nothing confirmed but the rumors indicate it.

macbook air box

To finish, we want to share with you the other rumor that is sounding on the net is that the Cupertino company plans to launch a new 15-inch MacBook Air next year 2023. This rumor has also been appearing for quite some time but now it seems that it would be the time chosen by Apple to make it happen. We will see what happens in the following months and we will be attentive to it.



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