If the rumors are to be believed, Apple will be presenting new iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch devices very soon. Now a report has been published that sheds more light on the matter.
Well-known Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman has published a new report covering upcoming Apple products. Gurman’s Information on According to reports, Apple will present the iPad Air 4 and new Apple Watch models in addition to the iPhone 12. The new Apple Watch generation will include a successor to the Series 5 and Series 3. This means that in addition to the normal model, a much cheaper version in the design of the Series 3 is expected. This will have the old casing and a faster chip as well as fall detection. The much more expensive high-end version, on the other hand, will be based on the Series 5 and will be able to measure the oxygen content in the blood. Accordingly, Apple wants to appeal to a wider audience with the Apple Watch in the future.
iPad Air 4 & iPhone 12
The topic of the iPad was also touched upon later on. According to Gurman, the iPad Air 4 is planned, which will be presented in the design of the iPad Pro. He did not give any concrete details. However, previous leaks indicate that the device will have Touch ID in the standby switch and will use USB-C. In addition, rumors that Apple wants to introduce the iPhone 12 series in stages were again supported. This means that the slightly cheaper iPhone 12 models are due to appear in October, while the high-end variants will debut in November. Gurman emphasized that the stainless steel frame will only be reserved for the Pro versions this year.
Apple TV 6, HomePod Mini & AirPods Studio
Finally, Bloomberg stated that work on a new Apple TV is not completely finished. Accordingly, the device could possibly only be released next year. Regarding a cheaper HomePod, Gurman repeated his statement that the device should be released this year. The long-awaited AirPods Studio are planned for the Christmas season. AirPods Pro on special offer at Amazon – now available for 205 euros. (Image: Apple)
