This year, Apple is holding its event on Sept 14, also giving the firm a prime opportunity to unveil the latest major updates to its operating systems, starting with macOS Monterey and iOS 15, which will roll out shortly afterwards.
The iPhone 13 will no doubt be the star of the show at Apple’s upcoming event. As with the iPhone 12, this new handset should once again land in four different versions (mini, classic, Pro and Pro Max).
But apart from the camera, nothing particularly revolutionary is on the cards this year. New generations of iPad, Apple Watch, AirPods and even MacBook Pro are also expected.
The most anticipated announcement is no doubt the MacBook Pro, but it’s not clear whether Apple will use this keynote to talk about the product, or stage a separate event later in the fall.
One year after the launch of the first MacBook Pro with an M1 processor, Apple could present new computers with an even more powerful chip, and available in 33cm and 38cm versions.
Finally, CEO Tim Cook and his teams have been talking up the possibilities of augmented reality for years, and rumours of AR glasses or headsets have been swelling ever since.
Could this be the year that Apple takes everyone by surprise by finally unveiling a first model, compatible with the iPhone 13?
To find out, follow the keynote live, September 14 from 10am PDT on the Apple website or via the Apple TV app.