Apple’s iPhone event will take place on Sept. 14, the company confirmed today.
“California streaming,” reads the tagline for the gathering, which will once again be held virtually from Apple Park. Tune in at 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET that day on Apple.com.
The invitation doesn’t give much away, though the “streaming” bit suggests we’ll hear about Apple’s adventures in video streaming, which have taken off somewhat in recent months thanks to the success of Ted Lasso on Apple TV+. It could also be a nod to the fact that the continuing pandemic has required Apple to shelve in-person events for more than a year.
But what most Apple fans are waiting for are details about the next-gen iPhone, which will potentially bear the iPhone 13 moniker. We have a full rumor rundown on what you might see there, but it’s probably safe to assume that it’ll be faster, sleeker, and have some camera bells and whistles.
If history is any indication, a new Apple Watch will also be on the agenda. There could be updated AirPods, too, and maybe new iPads and Macs, though Apple might save the latter two or three for a separate October event. Whatever Cupertino has on its plate, we’ll be covering it all, so check back on Sept. 14 for all the details.
