Apple september event 2022

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Further Reading But those aspects aside, we don't believe this will be an especially unusual event. Apple always uses the September event to announce new iPhone and Apple Watch models, which is exactly what we expect on September 7. Here are the announcements we think we'll see during the event—and a few we think you should temper your expectations on, too. iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro The iPhone 14 Pro will get some exciting new features this year, including two that have been requested for a long time. Those big changes are the introduction of Other possible improvements include a faster A16 system-on-a-chip (SoC), a Advertisement Further Reading Unfortunately for those who like to use their phones, Apple is expected to drop the relatively Instead, the company will offer an iPhone 14 with a 6.1-inch display, and a new iPhone 14 Max with a 6.7-inch screen—the exact sizes seen on the Pro side. Apple Watch Series 8 and SE—and more We haven't heard much about big changes coming to the Apple Watch Series 8 or its cheaper cousin, the Apple Watch SE. But some kind of spec bump and minor improvements are likely for both. If that doesn't excite you much, the addition of a third Apple Watch model might: There have been myriad reports from all sorts of sources that Apple has been working on a rugged " The Apple Watch Pro might not have a bunch of new features, but it could come with a more durable titanium casing, a potentially larger and more damage-resistant screen, and a steeper ...

It took Apple more than an hour and a half to introduce all of the new devices during its "Far Out" event, but we've recapped everything in a quick 11 minute video for our readers who want a short but thorough overview of everything that's new. We've also rounded up all of our event coverage, so make sure to check out our articles to avoid missing any details about Apple's new product lineup. iPhone 14 • • • • • • • • • • iPhone 14 Pro • • • • • Apple Watch Series 8 • • • Apple Watch Ultra • • • • • • • Apple Watch SE • AirPods Pro 2 • • • • • Software • • • • • • • Other Announcements • • • • • • • • The ‌Apple Watch Series 8‌, ‌Apple Watch SE‌, and ‌Apple Watch Ultra‌ can be preordered starting today. Apple will accept preorders for the ‌iPhone 14‌, ‌iPhone 14 Pro‌, and ‌AirPods Pro‌ 2 on Friday, September 9 at 5:00 a.m. Pacific Time. the keynote sucked. Did anyone like it? Stale, sterile, fake, and stupid. Why did they talk to us like we are babies who don’t in stand technology or tech terms. Why rehash features that have been in products for generations? And why did everything seem to lack soul? The island is dope though, but the older keynotes were actually watchable start to finish. These just feel like ads Every single year Apple holds these types of events, and every single year there's always some debate (usually complaining) about the lack of new features in some of these products, and generally I usually see at least one or two things that I can look at and say ...

Apple just finished holding its annual iPhone event and that of course meant new iPhones. There were plenty of surprised with a larger iPhone 14 Plus replacing last year's mini model and a pair of extremely well equipped iPhone Pro models. Though, the biggest surprise was perhaps the Apple Watch Ultra, which is basically Apple's wearable on steroids with a bigger screen and an extremely rugged build. In case you missed it we've rounded up every major product announcement you need to know about Apple kicked off the show with its latest wearable, the For cycle tracking the Series 8 samples will check your wrist temp every half second and observe nightly shifts in baseline temp. Cyclical patterns can reveal the biphasic shift, which can indicate ovulation. Apple promises all cycle data is encrypted end-to-end on the device and the iCloud and it’s only accessible with a passcode or biometric ID, so even Apple can't read it. Beyond that Series 8 also features a new gyroscope and an accelerometer, the latter of which samples motion 4 times faster than the previous sensor. With these new sensors, the Apple Watch can now detect car crashes and will call emergency services. The Apple Watch Series 8 also features 18-hour battery life for all day use. Also activating the low-power mode extends battery life to 36-hours. The Apple Watch Series 8 retails for $399 with GPS while cellular models run for $499. Both models come with three months of Fitness+ and they’re available to order to...

Sareena is a senior editor for CNET covering the mobile beat including device reviews. She is a seasoned multimedia journalist with more than a decade's worth of experience producing stories for television and digital publications across Asia's financial capitals including Singapore, Hong Kong, and Mumbai. Prior to CNET, Sareena worked at CNN as a news writer and Reuters as a producer. This advertising widget is powered by Navi and contains advertisements that Navi may be paid for in different ways. You will not be charged for engaging with this advertisement. While we strive to provide a wide range of offers, this advertising widget does not include information about every product or service that may be available to you. We make reasonable efforts to ensure that information in the featured advertisements is up to date, each advertiser featured in this widget is responsible for the accuracy and availability of its offer details. It is possible that your actual offer terms from an advertiser may be different than the offer terms in this advertising widget and the advertised offers may be subject to additional terms and conditions of the advertiser which will be presented to you prior to making a purchase. All information is presented without any warranty or guarantee to you. Even with the announcement of EU ruling mandating USB-C charging on phones sold within Europe, might mean a number of departures from Apple's traditional design. Will the iPhone 15 have a USB-C port? Wi...

Apple just finished holding its annual iPhone event and that of course meant new iPhones. There were plenty of surprised with a larger iPhone 14 Plus replacing last year's mini model and a pair of extremely well equipped iPhone Pro models. Though, the biggest surprise was perhaps the Apple Watch Ultra, which is basically Apple's wearable on steroids with a bigger screen and an extremely rugged build. In case you missed it we've rounded up every major product announcement you need to know about Apple kicked off the show with its latest wearable, the For cycle tracking the Series 8 samples will check your wrist temp every half second and observe nightly shifts in baseline temp. Cyclical patterns can reveal the biphasic shift, which can indicate ovulation. Apple promises all cycle data is encrypted end-to-end on the device and the iCloud and it’s only accessible with a passcode or biometric ID, so even Apple can't read it. Beyond that Series 8 also features a new gyroscope and an accelerometer, the latter of which samples motion 4 times faster than the previous sensor. With these new sensors, the Apple Watch can now detect car crashes and will call emergency services. The Apple Watch Series 8 also features 18-hour battery life for all day use. Also activating the low-power mode extends battery life to 36-hours. The Apple Watch Series 8 retails for $399 with GPS while cellular models run for $499. Both models come with three months of Fitness+ and they’re available to order to...

Tim Cook will take to the stage of the Steve Jobs Theater tomorrow (September 7) to lead off the now-annual Apple is a big company, one with lots of different products receiving fairly regular updates. And as a maker of consumer electronics, Apple likes to get as many of those products onto retail shelves in time for holiday shopping. That means a lot of product announcements — more than can fit into any one event. And so, we've become accustomed to a fall with multiple product events from Apple and not just the lone September announcement. What Apple events to we already know about? As we've noted, there's already one Apple event on the schedule, and it's happening in less than a day's time. Apple's Far Out event begins at 1 p.m. ET/10 a.m. PT on Wednesday, September 7 with Apple's first in-person event in quite some time. Don't worry if you didn't get an invite — Apple's going to live stream the announcement, and you can follow our guide on (Image credit: Apple) When you do tune in, expect new iPhones to lead the charge of product announcements. Specifically, Apple is likely to show off the We're expecting more than just phones on Wednesday. Apple could also show off the latest Apple Watch models, led by the Whether Apple shows off any accessories is anyone's guess, but the Apple tends to block out an hour for its product events, and four new phones, three new watches and a pair of updated wireless earbuds seems like it would fill that time. Are any other Apple products ...

Further Reading But those aspects aside, we don't believe this will be an especially unusual event. Apple always uses the September event to announce new iPhone and Apple Watch models, which is exactly what we expect on September 7. Here are the announcements we think we'll see during the event—and a few we think you should temper your expectations on, too. iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro The iPhone 14 Pro will get some exciting new features this year, including two that have been requested for a long time. Those big changes are the introduction of Other possible improvements include a faster A16 system-on-a-chip (SoC), a Advertisement Further Reading Unfortunately for those who like to use their phones, Apple is expected to drop the relatively Instead, the company will offer an iPhone 14 with a 6.1-inch display, and a new iPhone 14 Max with a 6.7-inch screen—the exact sizes seen on the Pro side. Apple Watch Series 8 and SE—and more We haven't heard much about big changes coming to the Apple Watch Series 8 or its cheaper cousin, the Apple Watch SE. But some kind of spec bump and minor improvements are likely for both. If that doesn't excite you much, the addition of a third Apple Watch model might: There have been myriad reports from all sorts of sources that Apple has been working on a rugged " The Apple Watch Pro might not have a bunch of new features, but it could come with a more durable titanium casing, a potentially larger and more damage-resistant screen, and a steeper ...

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