One of Apple's biggest event take place tomorrow, we will see a iPhone 14 and many new product.
Apple's iPhone is a signature event for Apple. They typically draw millions of simultaneous viewers on YouTube. This year’s event has the tagline “far out,” which could refer to features such as night-sky photography. It could mean a camera feature or something else.
Apple is expected to release four new iPhone models. If Apple’s current naming convention holds up, they will be called the iPhone 14. Sadly for many mini users, Apple will no longer make a mini iPhone as rumors say.
Since 2017, iPhones have included a space at the top of the phone’s display with space for Apple’s FaceID system, which includes several sensors and a camera. The Pro models could ditch Apple’s “notch” where it houses the FaceID camera for a slimmer, more streamlined “pill” or “cutout” approach with a smaller space that has to remain blank, leaving room for an even larger display.
The normal 14 and rumored 14 max will get the same A15 chip, but the iPhone 14 pro and pro max will get A16 chip.
Apple’s least-expensive iPhone 13 model is the $699 iPhone 13 Mini, which is expected to be discontinued. That would make Apple’s mainline device, which is currently the iPhone 13, the least-expensive new model at $829, if its price doesn’t change. Some analysts also expect Apple to increase the price of its Pro models.
Apple usually drops the price of older models when it releases new ones, giving more price-sensitive consumers an option.
New Apple watch is coming, but the biggest Apple Watch Series 8 announcement could be a new “Pro” model with a bigger screen and more durable finish. The new “Pro” model described by Bloomberg and Kuo could be one of the first high-end Apple Watches to gain additional features over its less-expensive siblings.
Also likely: A new updated version of the Apple Watch SE, its $329 entry-level Watch model.
IOS 16 will be released next to the iPhone, and maybe a new iPad 10gen or iPad Pro.
To watch the event head to Apple's Youtube or at Apple.com
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