Apple Event on September 14th. Here's what to expect.
Apple Just announced that their next event will be streamed online on September 14th at 10 a.m PDT and this is what we could be seeing then.
iPhone 13
It’s iPhone season! This means we are expecting the newest and greatest from Apple in terms of their most popular device, the iPhone.
And this year we are expecting it to be named the iPhone 13
The iPhone 13 is rumored to feature four phones — the iPhone 13, maybe an iPhone 13 Mini, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Max — according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. Although there hasn’t been any official word on the iPhone 13’s release date, we speculate Apple’s new iPhone could be coming in September with a new design, upgraded cameras, battery, and specs.
Apple Watch 7
Apple’s next-generation wearable could include some new key features like a sleek, flat-edged redesign, improvements in battery life, and a possible blood glucose monitoring sensor. The Apple Watch 7 will come with WatchOS 8, which was unveiled at WWDC.
AirPods 3
Apple’s AirPods could be getting an update sometime this year, according to an earlier report from Bloomberg. Rumors suggest the AirPods 3 will have similar features to the AirPods Pro like spatial audio support, a shorter stem, interchangeable tips and a smaller charging case.
iPad Mini 6
Other Apple tablets, including the iPad, iPad Air and iPad Pro have already seen updates this year, so that just leaves the iPad Mini. According to Gurman, a redesign for the iPad Mini “should be a go” for fall 2021.
Ninth-generation iPad
We could see an upgrade to Apple’s iPad this fall with a new ninth-generation model. According to Gurman, the tech giant’s next tablet could feature a slimmer design and an improved processor.
Maybe New MacBook Pros, Mac Pros, Mac Mini, iMac, and Apple Display
Last year, Apple announced that it would be producing its own chip, known as the M1, to power its Mac. Since then, there has been speculation that Apple may soon announce a new version of its processor for the new MacBook Pro or Mac Pro.
Apple also previously announced a new iMac powered by the M1 processor, but it was only the smaller 24-inch model. Bloomberg has reported that Apple is working on processor updates for both the Mac Mini and 27-inch iMac.
Apple may also be working on a more affordable version of its Pro Display XDR that was originally released in 2019. Bloomberg reported in January that Apple was in “early development” of a cheaper monitor.
