Oct 08, 2016 10:31 AM EDT By Shunie Pearl C. Dela Cruz, UniversityHerald Reporter

Apple has reported to move to the October event to a later date after the conflict in the schedules of the company's activity. Because of this, it is highly anticipated for them to push for another launching date and the possibility of the early launching of iPhone 8 - a very wild guess.

Apple's Announcement on Fourth Quarter Earnings

For the second time, Apple rescheduled its calls for fourth quarter earnings that affect the activities lining up for October according to Apple Insider. For this matter, the rumored October event was moved to a later date.

Several product upgrades are speculated to debut in the presumed October Apple event. The most highlighted one is the 2016 version of MacBook Pro where a major feature overhaul is expected.

However, when the calls for fourth quarter earnings was moved to October 25, it signifies that no more event that will transpire by the end of October. Thus, speculations about a MacBook Pro 2016 release date in November has started to circulate in the online community.

MacBook Pro 2016 November Release

If the November launching date is happening, then the original plan of Apple has been followed. This statement was supported by Mac Rumors when they reported about the original launching date of MacBook Pro 2016.  

Aside from the conflict in schedule, one rumored reason cited for the November release date is the possible launching of the presumed iPhone 8. Google has seen mocking Apple these days upon the released of Pixel phones and this could be the reason why rumongers has intently spreading rumors about iPhone 8 early launching date.

Apple has not issued any statement regarding the final date of the launching event. Apple is still negotiating with Sharp regarding the iPhone 8 OLED panels and BGR said that the production is likely to start in 2018.

To reminisce on the Apple event last September, please watch the video below. 

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