Apple to announce new devices at event next month

Apple's upcoming devices are expected to hit the market on September 20
An undated image of Apple iPhone 15. — Apple
An undated image of Apple iPhone 15. — Apple

Apple is all geared up to release the newest hardware line-up, including the iPhone 16 series, Apple Watch Series 10, and the next generation of AirPods. However, fans are eagerly waiting for this launch as it is going to take place on September 10.

According to Bloomberg, Apple has already started the preparation for the launch event. Although not officially declared, sources close to Apple have reaffirmed that it would take place early next month.

What to Expect

The Apple iPhone 16 series is probably going to bring minor upgrades, which include a new capture button and marginally bigger screens on the Pro models. Other significant upgrades would include new camera features and artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, termed Apple Intelligence by the tech giant.

The Apple Watch Series 10 would have a thinner case and a new model of 49mm, which is going to replace the current 41mm model.

Moreover, at the same time, next-generation AirPods would feature active noise cancellation, a USB-C port, and two different models.

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Rumours also have it that Apple is testing four new Mac models powered by an M4 processor, intended for launching later this year.

These would be paired with 10-core CPUs, 10-core GPUs, and up to 32GB RAM. Also, the Cupertino-based tech giant may further refresh the AirPods Max with new features and design upgrades as well. All these devices are expected to hit the market on September 20.

Furthermore, the rumours suggest that Apple would be launching its upcoming innovative devices during a hardware event next month.

Starting with the soon-to-be-launched iPhone 16 series, Apple Watch Series 10, and AirPods 4, fans are much fascinated by the official announcement. Stay tuned with Gadinsider for recent updates regarding Apple's next-generation devices.