Apple event – live: iPhone 13, new watch and AirPods 3 will be revealed as Apple devices hit a big deal

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Apple is about to launch a bunch of new products at its latest live-streamed virtual event.

It’s hard to find official hints about what might be about to launch: the invite only included a nature scene and the phrase “California Streaming.”

But rumors indicate that the company is preparing to launch the iPhone 13, Apple Watch Series 7 and new AirPods. Full details of what to expect in this new iPhone can be found here.

It has always been rumored that updates are preparing for iPad and Mac fonts as well, but they may be held until another event next month.

The event begins at 10am local Pacific time, or 6pm in the UK, and will be available to stream online – as well as being covered, as it happens, below.

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As usual, the Apple Store went ahead of the event. Visitors are asked to come back later:

(An apple)

Apple always does this before launching an important new product, so it doesn’t tell us anything. (It just means that something is coming…)

He will likely be back online once the event is over, perhaps with new details about the iPhone and everything else.

Andrew Griffin Sep 14, 2021 15:04

1631623863 Rumored that a cheaper iPad will arrive today

There are only a few hours left before we actually find out, but rumors still come fast. The latest is that the cheaper iPad will get an update today as well.

This is according to the Weibo account @PandaIsBald, which has accurately leaked Apple information in the past, and was reported by Macrumors.

None of the changes are likely to be particularly dramatic: you’ll likely get a speed bump and other small improvements, while keeping its current design, which is rounded off with a TouchID button, unlike the rest of the iPad.

The update and timing would make sense since the event comes as people go back to school, and the model has traditionally been focused on students and others keen on a relatively low-cost entry into the iPad range.

Andrew Griffin September 14, 2021 13:51

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Just hours before the event began, Apple released an urgent security update for all of its devices. The patch fixes a flaw that could allow the iPhone, iPad, or Mac to be taken over – without the user needing to do anything.

Andrew Griffin Sep 14, 2021 10:36

you are very welcome …

… for live coverage of Apple’s latest event – which will likely see the launch of the iPhone 13, Apple Watch Series 7 and the new AirPods.

Andrew Griffin September 14, 2021 10:22

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