Apple's "It's Glowtime" Event: iPhone 16 and More Expected on September 9

iPhone 16 Event Announced For September 9th

Apple has officially announced its highly anticipated iPhone 16 September event, which is set to take place on September 9th. This event will showcase a range of new products, including the much-awaited iPhone 16 lineup, updates to the Apple Watch, and significant enhancements to the AirPods. Tech enthusiasts and Apple fans alike are eagerly looking forward to the unveiling of these new devices and the innovative features they will bring. The video below from AppleTrack gives us more details about what to expect. The star of the show will undoubtedly be the iPhone 16 lineup, which will consist of four new models: iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max. All models will feature shared AI capabilities, including an advanced Siri with ChatGPT integration and new image generation tools, taking the iPhone's intelligence to new heights. The introduction of the A18 and A18 Pro chips promises improved efficiency and exclusive AI features, further enhancing the user experience. In terms of design, the iPhone 16 lineup will see some notable changes, such as: Additionally, a new "Capture Button" will be introduced to enhance photo and video functionality, making it easier for users to capture their favorite moments. The Pro models will boast larger screens and batteries, along with improved battery technology and faster charging capabilities, ensuring users can stay connected and productive throughout the day. The Apple Watch Series 10 will also make its debut at the event, featuring larger displays, a thinner casing, and a faster chip for enhanced performance. For adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts, the Apple Watch Ultra 3 will be introduced in a new black titanium color, although the overall design changes are expected to be minimal. While the iPad Mini may not see significant design changes, it will receive a spec bump to support new Apple intelligence AI features, ensuring that users can take full advantage of the latest advancements in artificial intelligence. The updated design of AirPods 4 will combine the best features from AirPods 3 and AirPods Pro, offering users an enhanced audio experience. With active noise cancellation, improved audio quality, and extended battery life, the AirPods 4 will cater to the needs of music lovers and professionals alike. The enhanced case will feature USB-C connectivity, a built-in speaker, Find My functionality, and compatibility with Apple Watch chargers, making it more versatile and user-friendly. The September 9th event, with its intriguing tagline "It's glow time," hints at the groundbreaking AI advancements that Apple will showcase. The event will commence at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Standard Time and will be streamed online for global audiences. While the September event will focus on the iPhone, Apple Watch, iPad Mini, and AirPods, Apple is expected to hold another event later in the year to unveil updates to its Mac and iPad lineups, giving fans, even more, to look forward to in the coming months.

Apple announces iPhone event for Sept. 9

Apple iPhone 15 series devices on display at an Apple store in Los Angeles, on Sept. 22, 2023.Patrick T. Fallon / AFP via Getty Images file Apple announced it will hold a press event at its headquarters in Cupertino, California, on Monday, Sept. 9, where the company is expected to announce new iPhones and Apple Watch models. The launch event will be streamed on Apple's website and YouTube. Apple has launched products through pre-recorded videos since 2020. Apple typically releases new iPhones and Apple Watches at its fall launches ahead of the critical holiday shopping season. This year's iPhone models, which could be called the iPhone 16, could include bigger screens on the high-end devices, a redesigned camera bump, and a new color, according to analysts and Bloomberg. Apple's wearables are expected to get a new faster chip. Apple also typically announces the release data of the newest version of the iPhone software for all users alongside the new models. This year's version is called iOS 18, and will eventually include Apple Intelligence, a collection of AI features for daily usage like summarizing messages and generating cute images. However, Apple's recent developer preview signaled that Apple Intelligence features will likely launch shortly after Apple's hardware launch. This year's invites include the tagline "It's Glowtime," a reference to Apple's new redesign of its Siri interface.

Apple announces iPhone event for Sept. 9

Apple announced it will hold a press event at its headquarters in Cupertino, California, on Monday, Sept. 9, where the company is expected to announce new iPhones and Apple Watch models. The launch event will be streamed on Apple's website and YouTube. Apple has launched products through pre-recorded videos since 2020. Apple typically releases new iPhones and Apple Watches at its fall launches ahead of the critical holiday shopping season. This year's iPhone models, which could be called the iPhone 16, could include bigger screens on the high-end devices, a redesigned camera bump, and a new color, according to analysts and Bloomberg. Apple's wearables are expected to get a new faster chip. Apple also typically announces the release data of the newest version of the iPhone software for all users alongside the new models. This year's version is called iOS 18, and will eventually include Apple Intelligence, a collection of AI features for daily usage like summarizing messages and generating cute images. However, Apple's recent developer preview signaled that Apple Intelligence features will likely launch shortly after Apple's hardware launch. This year's invites include the tagline "It's Glowtime," a reference to Apple's new redesign of its Siri interface.

What to expect from Apple's September event: iPhone 16, Apple Watch 10, and more

Apple's big September event is fast approaching, bringing us all the latest gadget goodies from the multi-trillion dollar tech giant. Set to kick off on Sept. 9 with the tagline "It's Glowtime," Apple's event is expected to introduce the next generation of several popular devices. Anticipated announcements include the new iPhone 16, Apple Watch Series 10, Apple Watch Ultra 3, and Apple AirPods 4. It wouldn't be surprising if we got an update on AI platform Apple Intelligence either, particularly with artificial intelligence currently the hot trending topic in tech. Here's what to expect from Apple's September event. Unsurprisingly, the main attraction of Apple's event will be the launch of its new iPhone 16 series of smartphones. We've already heard a slew of rumours about the iPhone's next iteration, with reports suggesting that the iPhone 16 and 16 Plus will be the same size as their predecessors. However, the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max's displays will apparently grow by 0.2 inches, measuring 6.3 and 6.9 inches respectively. The next generation of iPhones will also reportedly have slimmed down bezels. Another reported change is the implementation of the Action Button across the entire iPhone 16 line. A customisable shortcut button on the side of the phone, the Action Button was previously only seen on Apple's higher-end iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max. The iPhone 15 line's camera-focused Capture Button will reportedly make its way into the iPhone 16 series as well. There's also some talk about the iPhone 16 Pro getting solid-state buttons, which offer haptic feedback instead of physically moving. It's unclear whether the Action Button will be one such solid-state button, but it wouldn't be surprising. Rumours are circulating about the iPhone 16's camera as well. Leaks suggest that the iPhone 16 series will move to a stacked design for its rear camera, which should improve its performance. Apple may also tackle lens flare and ghosting with an anti-reflective coating on its camera lenses. The 16 Pro series will apparently have 5X telephoto zoom, a feature previously only on the 15 Pro Max, while its ultrawide camera will reportedly get a significant resolution bump from the 15 Pro's 12MP to 48MP. Leaks further suggest that the 16 Pro series will be available with up to 2TB of storage, offering plenty of room for you to keep your 48MP photos. It may also come in a bronzed gold colour option called "Desert Titanium." Apple is also expected to announce its new Apple Watch series. Rumours from multiple sources claim that the Apple Watch Series 10 will get a screen size bump with 45mm and 49mm versions, making its larger size comparable to the Apple Watch Ultra 2. For comparison, the Series 9 comes in 41mm and 45mm sizes. There's also a chance that the Apple Watch 10 might be thinner than its predecessor. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports that Apple is working to make its devices notably thinner, with May's iPad Pro just the first of many slimmed down products. While we aren't expecting to see the iPhone impacted until next year, Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has said the Watch 10 will feature a thinner form factor. We may also see a new magnetic system for attaching Apple Watch bands, though Gurman notes it's unclear whether it will be ready for the Series 10 or arrive in a future generation. The Apple Watch Ultra 3 may be announced but isn't expected to get a major design change, still rocking the same look from 2022. Rumours suggest it may get more case colour options, as well as a new chip alongside the Series 10, but otherwise the next Apple Watch Ultra doesn't seem to be getting much of an upgrade. Apple has reportedly been working on introducing new health tools to both the Watch and Watch Ultra, including a blood pressure monitor, sleep apnea sensor, and glucose monitor. However, ongoing legal disputes have significantly hampered their implementation, leaving big questions regarding when we might see these features introduced. The fourth generation of Apple AirPods is expected to arrive in September as well. Rumours suggest that while an AirPod Pro refresh is unlikely to happen until 2025, Apple may replace the AirPods 3 and 2 with new mid-range and entry-level AirPods 4 options this September. Both these new AirPods will have updated designs, potentially new colours, and make the switch to USB-C charging. Apple's mid-range AirPods 4 will reportedly have active noise cancellation as well, a feature which the tech giant previously only offered on the AirPods Pro. Apple's event will kick off Sept. 9 at 10 a.m. PDT / 1 p.m. EDT. Fortunately for those of us unable to make it to Apple's headquarters in Cupertino, California, the keynote will be livestreamed. You'll be able to watch the event on Apple's official website, via the Apple TV app, and on YouTube (video embedded below):

Apple schedules 'It's Glowtime' event for September 9: All you need to know

Apple has officially announced that it will host its iPhone 16 launch event, titled "It's Glowtime," on September 9. Invites have been sent for the in-person event at Apple Park, California, US. The event will commence at 10 AM PT (10:30 PM IST) and will be livestreamed on Apple's website for a global audience. The iPhone 16 series is expected to be the main highlight, showcasing Apple's advancements in artificial intelligence. In addition to the new iPhones, Apple is anticipated to unveil other ecosystem devices, including the fourth-generation AirPods and Apple Watch Series 10, both of which are expected to significantly impact their respective lineups.

Apple Is Going Big This Year At 'It's Glowtime' Event - Here Are All The Products The Company Could Announce Next Month

Apple has officially announced that it will be holding its special iPhone 16 launch event on September 9, where it will also see fit to announce a slew of additional products, such as the Apple Watch and much more. As excited as we are, the company could also announce a slew of other product upgrades next month with new internals and possibly some design changes. Check out what you can expect from the event below and see if the company has any other surprises for users. The iPhone 16 launch event will be live-streamed across various platforms, including YouTube, Apple TV, and its dedicated website at 10:00 AM on September 9. If you are not familiar with what devices you should expect, here's what to expect from the company. iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus The first thing the company could announce is the new iPhone 16 and the iPhone 16 Plus, both of which will feature a redesigned back with a vertical camera layout instead of a diagonal. The duo will also launch with a new Action Button which was previously exclusive for the 'Pro' models. Capture Button could also make a cut on the standard models as the company aims to bring it to the entire lineup. Much like every year, Apple will upgrade the new iPhone 16 models with better internals to bolster its upcoming Apple Intelligence features. iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max Other than the standard models, the iPhone 16 Pro models will potentially be the highlight of Apple's upcoming 'It's Glowtime' event with their new size and form factor. The smaller 'Pro' will feature a 6.3-inch display, while the bigger 'Pro Max' will come with a 6.9-inch display, making them one of the biggest iPhones the company has launched since the device's debut. The camera hardware will be upgraded on both models, but the general design language will remain the same. The 'Pro' models could also host a bevy of dedicated Apple Intelligence features. Apple Watch Series 10, Ultra 3, And SE 3 In the Apple Watch category, Apple will potentially redesign the Series 10 with a bigger display and a slightly slimmer body. The company could launch the new design as part of its 10th anniversary of the Apple Watch. Other than this, the Ultra 3 will also be upgraded with the latest internals but with little to no design changes. Lastly, the Apple Watch SE 3 could come in a plastic body to attract the younger audience and parents. We will see the entire lineup upgrade to the latest processors with brighter displays, but note that the final word rests with Apple. AirPods 4 Variants Apple is finally upgrading its base AirPods lineup, introducing two new models that will cater to the lower-end and mid-range categories. Both AirPods models will come with their own share of new audio features, along with a potential redesign for the base models, with the design looking similar to the 'Pro' models, but we do not have confirmation at this point. The company is basically aiming to make the devices available with dedicated features for all types of target audiences. Apple Intelligence Apple's AI focus could stretch from the WWDC to its September event with dedicated Apple Intelligence features for the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro models. It was reported earlier that Apple Intelligence will play a key role in the announcement of the new devices, and we are waiting to see what different features the company has planned for the new devices, which did not see daylight in June at the company's WWDC event. iOS 18 and Other Software Updates Soon after the event, Apple will seed release candidate builds of iOS 18, iPadOS 18, macOS 15, watchOS 11, tvOS 18, and visionOS 2 to developers as part of its final wave of beta testing. The updates will be released soon after when the devices hit the shelves before September 20. The new software updates will boast all the features the company announced earlier this year, including various AI features that Apple announced at its WWDC event. iPad mini 7 and Entry-Level iPad It has been a long time since the iPad mini 6 was announced with the A16 Bionic chip, and despite its new design, the device is due for an upgrade. We expect the company to announce the iPad mini 7 and iPad 10 at its 'It's Glowtime' event alongside the new iPhone 16 models. Note that the external design of the devices will remain the same, but the company could prepare the devices for Apple Intelligence features. This means that the iPad mini 7 could at least feature the A17 Pro or the A18 Pro chip for better performance. The entry-level iPad could also come with upgraded internals and possibly new features. However, details on the subject are scarce at this stage, so take the new one with a grain of salt. These are all the devices we are expecting from Apple at the 'It's Glowtime' event on September 9. We will be covering the event in extensive detail, so be sure to stick around for more details.

Apple Moves iPhone 16 Rollout Up One Day

Apple has sent out invitations for its September event showcasing devices like the iPhone 16. As Bloomberg News reported Monday (Aug. 26), the company will host this event at the Steve Jobs Theater at Apple Park in Cupertino, California, home to Apple's headquarters. The theme: "It's Glowtime," an apparent reference to the interface employed by the digital assistant Siri on the Apple's newest devices. According to that report, sources said Apple had planned the launch for Sept. 10, but has moved it up one day. Sept. 10, that report noted, is the also the day that presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are due to debate. The iPhone 16 is set to go on sale Sept. 20. While it will feature larger screens on the Pro models and new camera features such as a dedicated button for taking photos, perhaps the phone's most high-profile selling point is the inclusion of the new Apple Intelligence artificial intelligence (AI) tools. Earlier this month, Apple released earnings showing that its quarterly hardware sales crept up to $61.6 billion, with iPhone and wearables sales declining but Mac sales gathering 2.9% to $7 billion. iPad sales jumped 24% in the quarter, to $7.2 billion, bolstered by new launches including the iPad Pro. During the earnings call, management pointed out the potential for AI to help the company's efforts to build out its ecosystem. "It will transform how users interact with technology, from writing tools to help you express yourself to image playground -- which gives you the ability to create fun images and communicate in new ways -- to powerful tools to summarize and prioritizing notifications," Apple CEO Tim Cook said. In other recent Apple product development news, this month also brought reports that the company is working on a device that combines an iPad-like display with a robotic arm, allowing it to perform tasks like adjusting to face the user during a video call. "Apple envisions the device as a tool for tasks related to smart home management, videoconferencing and home security," PYMNTS wrote, adding that the company "expects it to be controlled by the Siri digital assistant and Apple Intelligence AI offering; and aims to release it by 2026 or 2027 for around $1,000."

Apple confirms iPhone 16 event date

MusaKhel: Armed men kill 23 travellers from Punjab in Balochistan, says SP Apple will host its fall event on Sept. 9 at its headquarters in Cupertino, California, according to an invite on Monday, where it will likely unveil a series of new iPhones and updates to other devices and apps. The upcoming launches are crucial for Apple as it looks to reverse a global sales slowdown, particularly in China, and lay out its artificial intelligence (AI) roadmap. At its developers conference in June, Apple announced a slew of AI features under the umbrella "Apple Intelligence", including a revamped Siri and an integration with ChatGPT. However, these features will be available only on the latest Apple devices and will be rolled out gradually starting later this year. Apple faces increasing pressure from competitors such as Samsung and Alphabet's Google who have recently announced AI functionality alongside their new Galaxy and Pixel smartphones, respectively. While Apple's event invite teases "It's Glowtime," no further details have been provided. The company typically announces new iPhones and watches at the fall event, its biggest product showcase every year. In recent years, iPhone sales have slowed due to a lack of significant upgrades in newer models and competition from Android-based smartphone brands offering high-end specifications at lower prices. Apple has said its third-quarter sales were better than expected on the back of iPhone 15, its latest series, which is set to receive the new AI features. Overall sales in China dropped more than expected at 6.5%, pressured by Chinese smartphone brands, chiefly Huawei. The iPhone 16 series is rumoured to bring several upgrades, particularly to the Pro models, which may feature larger screens and advanced camera functionalities, including a dedicated button for photography. In a bid to stay ahead in the AI race, Apple is also expected to introduce a new suite of AI tools, tentatively named Apple Intelligence. Alongside the new iPhones, Apple is likely to reveal the Apple Watch Series 10, which could sport a sleeker design and larger display. The AirPods lineup is also set for a refresh, with new models expected at both the low-end and mid-tier price points. For the first time, noise cancellation might be included in the mid-range AirPods, and the entry-level model could see its first significant update since 2019. In addition to these products, Apple is planning to transition its Mac lineup to the new M4 processors. Updates to the Mac range are anticipated about a month after the iPhone 16 launch, signalling a busy and potentially lucrative fall season for the company.