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On September 7, Apple will hold a launch event that will be livestreamed via authorised outlets. The Cupertino corporation has avoided going into any specifics regarding what we might anticipate from this occasion known as "Far Out." The eagerly anticipated iPhone 14 series, however, is probably going to be unveiled during this presentation. According to rumours surrounding this impending event, new iPad tablets and Watch Series 8 models may also be unveiled there. At the event, the company may also unveil watchOS 9 and iOS 16, their next operating system updates for compatible Apple Watch and iPhone devices.
On Wednesday, Apple sent out invitations for its "Far Out" event on September 7. On September 7 at 10 a.m. PT, the company intends to stream the event live from the Steve Jobs Theatre at Apple Park in Cupertino, California (10:30pm IST).
What to anticipate from Apple's September 7 announcement event
The release of the iPhone 14 series is anticipated to be the event's high point. On September 7, Apple is expected to introduce the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 small, iPhone 14 Pro, and iPhone 14 Pro Max. According to rumours, Apple may forgo the 5.4-inch small form factor in favour of the larger iPhone 14 Max with a 6.7-inch display. Additionally, the new Apple A16 Bionic chip is rumoured to be included with the Pro variants. The current-generation A15 Bionic chips may power the non-pro versions in the meantime. The business may also unveil iOS 16, the most recent version of its iPhone operating system, at the event.
Along with new iPhone models, the Cupertino business frequently introduces other items, and this year's event is anticipated to follow this pattern. The iPad 10.2 (10th generation), iPad Pro 12.9 (6th generation), and iPad Pro 11 (4th generation) are expected to be unveiled by Apple during this event. The entry-level iPad device might have a USB Type-C port and an Apple A14 processor. The iPad Pro versions, on the other hand, are thought to be run by M2 processors.
There are also reportedly plans for three additional Apple Watch Series 8 variants. A body temperature sensor and new functions for women's health are probably included in the standard model. This model is anticipated to look a lot like the Watch Series 7. According to rumours, a professional model may be created with sports fans in mind. Another possibility is the release of a low-cost Apple Watch SE variant. During the event, the Cupertino business is anticipated to unveil watchOS 9, which will work with the company's most recent Apple Watch models.
