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The iPad mini 7 seems like a good guess for September, considering the iPad mini 6 was announced alongside the iPhone 13 two years ago. New iPads are reportedly in the works as well. If these devices aren't announced at WWDC or rolled out over the summer, we could see them in September.

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There are other product categories that are, arguably, due for refreshes.Īpple doesn't typically announce new Macs alongside the iPhone, but rumors have ramped up around the new MacBook Pro 14-inch 2023, MacBook Pro 16-inch 2023, and a 15-inch MacBook Air featuring the M2 chip.

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What else will be announced at the Apple September event?Ĭhances are, the iPhone 15 and Apple Watch Series 9 won't be the only new products announced at the next Apple September event.

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But anyone who already owns a pair of third-gen AirPods or second-gen AirPods Pro needn't upgrade if the rumors are correct, since this would be the only alteration to how the earbuds function. This makes sense given what Apple's rumored to be doing with the iPhone 15 and iPhone 14's ports.

But Apple may be swapping out the Lightning connectors on their charging cases for USB-C.

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We're not expecting a new full generation of either the standard AirPods or AirPods Pro. Apple September event: Apple Watch Series 9 Supposedly Apple's aiming to use more eco-friendly materials for its cases and other peripherals going forward. It's also rumored that there may not be any silicone accessories offered by Apple for its new phones. But there could be a delay for the Pro Max's retail launch unfortunately. We'd expect the iPhone 15 models to all go on sale with a week or two of their debut, in a variety of colors (possibly including orange for the basic models and dark blue and Titan Gray for the Pros). You can read more about that in our dedicated iOS 17 guide, which includes details about the iOS 17 public beta. The devices will also all ship with iOS 17, the newest version of the iPhone's software. On a more positive note, 15W wireless charging could be made available to any Qi2 compatible charger, rather than just Apple MagSafe-certified models. This new button will replace the mute switch and offer users a choice of functions instead of just whether your notifications chime or not.Īll iPhone 15 models are believed to be making the switch to USB-C, ditching the longstanding Lightning port and potentially upping the charging speed to 35W - though we have reason to believe Apple could spoil this transition by limiting cables that it hasn't personally certified and keeping power and data transfer speeds on the slow side. A recent specs leak could also detail everything we should expect from the phones. The iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max (supposedly not the iPhone 15 Ultra as previously rumored) will also apparently feature a titanium design and Action Button (seemingly backed up in iOS 17's code), too. Meanwhile, the iPhone 15 Pro is expected to upgrade to the A17 Bionic chip (apparently much more powerful than the previous-gen Apple chips), and may or may not upgrade the device to 8GB of RAM, resulting in an unfortunate price hike (which keeps getting backed up by more and more sources) but hopefully faster performance overall. Current rumors suggest that the iPhone 15 will inherit several features from the iPhone 14 Pro, including a 48MP camera and Dynamic Island (though the Pros will get slimmer display bezels too). This year, we're anticipating the launch of iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro handsets. The Apple September event's headliner is the iPhone.