Last week, Apple announced its "Time Flies" event for Tuesday, September 15. While initial expectations focused on new iPhones, it's now believed the event will be all about the Apple Watch and iPad.
We know that Apple is hosting a virtual event on Tuesday, September 15. The company will probably unveil a new flagship smartwatch. But we may also see a more affordable option, too.
We are one week away from Apple announcing new products, with the company confirming a September 15 special event date.
Back in July, Apple's CEO Tim Cook confirmed the new iPhone lineup would see a slight delay. Today, the company confirmed a special event for September 15. But we may be waiting a bit longer to see new Apple-branded smartphones.
Despite the fact Apple confirmed a delay to the next iPhone lineup, expectations for a September event were high. And now it's official.
According to a prominent Apple leaker, who goes by the Twitter handle "L0vetodream," Apple will not launch nor announce its sixth-generation Apple Watch in September. Rather, fans of the wearable device should expect an official Apple Watch Series 6 announcement in October.
Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman ran a story this morning discussing Apple's fall product blitz which allegedly includes a new pair of Apple-branded headphones, upcoming Apple Watch Series 6 models, a redesigned iPad Air tablet and a smaller HomePod smart speaker.
Not too long from now, Apple is going to announce new devices. While the majority of the attention will be on the iPhone 12 lineup, there will probably be more to enjoy.
A new supply chain rumor alleges that the upcoming Apple Watch Series 6 will come with blood oxygen monitoring capabilities, a potentially game-changing feature.
We are still a ways away from Apple officially unveiling the next big changes for the Apple Watch and watchOS, but iOS 14 code is starting to paint a pretty clear picture anyway.
While there might not be evidence quite yet that Apple is (finally) going to allow third-party watch face support for the Apple Watch, that doesn't mean there aren't new watch faces coming down the pipe anyway.
At some point this year, Apple is probably going to launch a new Apple Watch, what would probably be called the Series 6, and now we know quite a bit about the unannounced smartwatch.