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| Apple will hold its next event on September 14 |
Apple has announced that its next fall event will take place on Tuesday, September 14th
The event bears the California Streaming logo and is another virtual event taking place at the company's headquarters called Apple Park.
The company usually releases this year's new iPhone at fall events. This year's phone is expected to be called the iPhone 13.
The font size of the new phones appears to be the same as that of the iPhone 12, but the main feature of some models may be the high screen refresh rate.
It means bringing many of the technologies available on Android phones to the iPhone. The new phone is also said to have a smaller screen and an improved camera.
If the company announces its next-generation iPhone lineup as planned, the company will likely share the iOS 15 release date as well.
As we all know, SharePlay, one of the biggest features of the new OS, will not be in its first public release.
The company has several other projects under development which can also be showcased at this event.
The company's next smartwatch, supposedly called the Apple Watch Series 7, is said to have a new design with flat bezels and a larger screen measuring 41mm x 45mm, which is 1mm more than the Apple Watch Series 6.
Apple will hold its next event on September 14
The next AirPods could adopt a new design borrowed from AirPods Pro. Rumors have it that a new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro with the company's specially designed chipset and SD card slot will be available soon.
Apple just opened the event after a tough few weeks. After heavy criticism from data protection and security experts, the company has postponed its controversial role in child protection.
The company has announced some recent changes to the App Store policy. Even if this moderately solves the developers' concerns.
With legislative proposals in several countries, improved regulatory oversight, and upcoming rulings in the Epic Games lawsuit, we may be about to dramatically change the way this American giant operates.