Apple announced today that it will hold a special event on Wednesday, September 7th at 10am Pacific Time (1am Beijing time on September 8th). The event will be held at the Steve Jobs Theater on the Apple Park campus in Cupertino, California, and like the last launch, there will be an in-person segment at the headquarters and members of the media will be invited to the event. 's park.
html The September event will focus on iPhone 14 models, with 6.1-inch iPhone 14, 6.7-inch iPhone Max, 6.1-inch iPhone 14 Pro and 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Pro Max expected. There will be no 5.4-inch iPhone "mini" this year, with Apple opting to offer larger devices across the board.
Although the standard iPhone 14 model has not changed much, the iPhone 14 Pro model will replace the notch above the display with a pill + round hole shape, a built-in A16 chip, a new 48-megapixel camera, and other improvements.
iPhone 14 models will still use the A15 chip and will not provide Pro-level camera quality, but are expected to bring new colors, updated wide-angle lens , support faster 5G specifications, and WiFi 6E.
To coincide with the new iPhone models, Apple will also release a new generation of Apple Watch. The eighth-generation product may have an updated low-power mode, longer battery life, body temperature sensing, S8 chip, and other possible features such as automotive Collision detection.
Apple will also launch a higher-end "Apple Watch Pro" that will feature a new design, a larger size, and a more durable display and structure. The Pro version of the Apple Watch is aimed at athletes and people who rely on body sensors more than the average user.
Of course, second-generation AirPods Pro, new 10th-generation iPad, updated iPad Pro, Apple Silicon Mac Pro, etc. are also likely to be released, but apart from iPhone 14 models and Apple Watch, we will probably see the first one in October. These other devices were seen at secondary events.
Apple will broadcast its fall event live on its website, YouTube, and on Apple TV through the Apple TV app.
