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Here’s all about the upcoming Apple Event

Here’s all about the upcoming Apple Event

Apple has officially started sending out invitations for its next hardware announcement. On September 7th, a live broadcast from Apple Park will begin at 1 PM ET to reveal what the business has been working on for the past year. The phrase “Far out” appears on the invitation. Take what you will from that.

Four new iPhone models are anticipated to be unveiled by the firm at the event. The majority of reports in the run-up to today’s announcement indicated that the 2022 iPhone lineup would include a 6.1-inch iPhone 14, a 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Max, a 6.1-inch iPhone 14 Pro, and a 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Pro Max. Due to the iPhone 12 mini’s underwhelming sales, Apple is apparently not going to release a new “small” model this year. More RAM, longer-lasting batteries, and an improved selfie camera with autofocus are reportedly among the improvements made to the basic iPhone 14 models. The Pro versions, meanwhile, are anticipated to sport a fresh look that ditches Apple’s recognisable display notch in favour of a front camera cutout a la Samsung. The Pro versions will also reportedly have smaller display bezels and a new 48-megapixel primary camera. They’re also anticipated to be the sole variants to be equipped with Apple’s upcoming A16 processor.

img via (macrumors.com)

Apple is likely to update its whole wearable line in addition to releasing new iPhone models. The Apple Watch Series 8 will include a new “Pro” model with a larger screen than its siblings and a more robust titanium frame, according to rumours from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. Additionally, a larger battery is anticipated, which might enable the wearable to operate for many days without recharging. A new body temperature sensor that could alert you when you have a fever is also anticipated for the full Series 8 lineup. Finally, considering that the present AirPods Pro are almost three years old, purchasing a new pair is certainly a smart bet. On September 7th, Apple is not anticipated to make any Mac announcements. The firm is probably going to host a second event later this year, as it has recently. You can count on complete coverage from Engadget before, during, and after the event, no matter what Apple plans to announce on September 7th.

Here’s all about the upcoming Apple Event

Here’s all about the upcoming Apple Event

Apple has officially started sending out invitations for its next hardware announcement. On September 7th, a live broadcast from Apple Park will begin at 1 PM ET to reveal what the business has been working on for the past year. The phrase “Far out” appears on the invitation. Take what you will from that.

Four new iPhone models are anticipated to be unveiled by the firm at the event. The majority of reports in the run-up to today’s announcement indicated that the 2022 iPhone lineup would include a 6.1-inch iPhone 14, a 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Max, a 6.1-inch iPhone 14 Pro, and a 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Pro Max. Due to the iPhone 12 mini’s underwhelming sales, Apple is apparently not going to release a new “small” model this year. More RAM, longer-lasting batteries, and an improved selfie camera with autofocus are reportedly among the improvements made to the basic iPhone 14 models. The Pro versions, meanwhile, are anticipated to sport a fresh look that ditches Apple’s recognisable display notch in favour of a front camera cutout a la Samsung. The Pro versions will also reportedly have smaller display bezels and a new 48-megapixel primary camera. They’re also anticipated to be the sole variants to be equipped with Apple’s upcoming A16 processor.

img via (macrumors.com)

Apple is likely to update its whole wearable line in addition to releasing new iPhone models. The Apple Watch Series 8 will include a new “Pro” model with a larger screen than its siblings and a more robust titanium frame, according to rumours from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. Additionally, a larger battery is anticipated, which might enable the wearable to operate for many days without recharging. A new body temperature sensor that could alert you when you have a fever is also anticipated for the full Series 8 lineup. Finally, considering that the present AirPods Pro are almost three years old, purchasing a new pair is certainly a smart bet. On September 7th, Apple is not anticipated to make any Mac announcements. The firm is probably going to host a second event later this year, as it has recently. You can count on complete coverage from Engadget before, during, and after the event, no matter what Apple plans to announce on September 7th.