Apple Event Set for September 14 at 10am.

As we all know, It is that time of year again when apple will be releasing the newest gadgets and tech. This event has been long awaited and it is finally here. Last year, September was not the month iPhones were released due to delays so we are not entirely sure if this is the event for iPhones either.

But rumors have been highly active and suspect new iPhones at this event. Let me breakdown the newest rumors.

iPhone 13

-Will be available in 4 sizes (5.4 inch iPhone 13 mini, 6.1 inch iPhone 13, 6.1 inch iPhone 13 pro, and 6.7 inch iPhone 13 Pro Max

- could be a little thicker than the iPhone 12 lineup

-New colors like darker graphite gray shade and bronze

- Side buttons may have a lower profile

- Pro series will have a bigger camera hump than iPhone 13 mini and iPhone 13

- iPhone 13 mini and iPhone 13 will have cameras arranged diagonally

Front Side

- Expecting smaller Face ID notch with speaker moving to the top edge of display

- Possibly getting a new 120Hz "ProMotion" display which will make the screen feel a lot smoother, a new low power LTPO backplane technology will allow this to happen and it may also allow for an always-on display

- iPhone 13 lineup will have a 5-nanometer A15 chip, which like always, bring faster performance and will boost battery life

- New 5G chips will allow for faster 5G connection speeds and better 5G coverage and expected to bring mmWave Technology and connectivity to more countries.

- iPhone 13 lineup may support the latest wifi generation, WIFI 6E

-bigger batteries and faster charging with the possibility of reverse wireless charging

-iPhone 13 Pro Cameras to be on par with iPhone 13 Pro Max Cameras with better telephoto lens

- iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max may be getting sensors with larger pixels to improve photos in low-light conditions, and the Ultra Wide camera on these models will feature autofocus and an improved f/1.8 aperture for low-light picture improvements

- iPhone 12 Pro Max's Sensor shift stabilization Technology will be expected to come to the entire iPhone 13 lineup with the Pro models getting this feature on two cameras Telephoto and Ultra Wide

- New cinematic video will work like Portrait Mode but for video and will bring ProRes to the Pro models for videos which is like ProRAW for photos

-built in cameras filters will be improved and will be used on objects and people more precisely

-Night mode to feature better colors and new features for recognizing the night s

- New storage options up to 1TB which is a lot

Apple Watch Series 7

- Not expecting any new health features

- New redesign to now have Flat edges like the iPhones

- New watch sizes of 41mm and 45mm with thinner bezels and new lamination technique that brings the display closer to the watch's surface

- possible new colors include green and this could replace the blue from Apple Watch Series 6

- New S7 chip to be smaller and possibly more powerful and this leads to bigger battery and new wireless connectivity and a new version of U1 Ultra Wideband Chip

-New watch faces

AirPods 3

-New shorter stem design

- possibly could remove silicone ear-tips

-Shorter case but similar to the AirPods Pro case

- New internal hardware possibly with an updated wireless chip

-better range and battery life

-No Noise Cancellation

New Software will be Released

iOS 15

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SharePlay - With SharePlay, you can watch together, listen together, and share your screen right inside FaceTime. FaceTime calls also sound and feels more natural. And Messages makes it even easier to find and enjoy the great content shared by friends and family. The creates a giant viewing party from the comfort of your home. - Stream movies and TV shows while on a FaceTime call with friends. With synced playback and controls, you’ll see everyone laugh, jump, and react to the same moments at the same time. And the volume automatically adjusts, so you can keep talking while you watch. - Get together and listen to an album with friends. The whole group can see what’s next and add songs to a shared queue with synced playback and easy-to-use controls. - Share your screen with everyone in your FaceTime call. Browse apartment listings, swipe through a photo album or plan your next vacation as a group, all while seeing and talking to one another. - Individual voices sound like they’re coming from the direction in which each person is positioned on your screen, helping conversations flow more naturally. FaceTime - iOS 15 brings portrait mode to FaceTime making backgrounds beautifully blurred - New way to view people in a group FaceTime - Better mic modes- Voice Isolation minimizes background noise and puts your voice front and center. When the music or sounds around you are as important as what you have to say, Wide Spectrum leaves the ambient sound unfiltered. - you can now schedule and share FaceTime calls with a web link - With weblink, Now you can send friends and family a link to connect on FaceTime — even if they’re using Windows or Android. And it’s still end-to-end encrypted, so your call is as private and secure as any other FaceTime call. Messages and Memoji - iOS 15 easily shows you in other apps photos/links that were in sent in messages and who sent them - New Memoji options - Multiple photos in Messages now appear as a collage or an elegant stack of images that you can swipe through. Tap to view them all as a grid or add a quick Tapback. And save them to your library with just a few taps. New Focus Feature - Focus helps you stay in the moment when you need to concentrate or step away. Choose a Focus that allows only the notifications you want — you can get work done while you’re in the zone or enjoy a distraction‑free dinner. Pick from a list of suggested Focus options or create your own. - Stepping away is easier if others know you’re busy. So when you're using Focus, your status will be automatically displayed in Messages. And for truly urgent messages, there’s still a way for people to notify you. Notifications - Notifications have a new look, including contact photos and larger app icons to make them easier to identify. - Quickly catch up with a helpful collection of your notifications delivered daily, based on a schedule you set. The summary is intelligently ordered by priority, with the most relevant notifications at the top. Maps - Explore cities with unprecedented detail for roads, neighborhoods, trees, buildings, and more. Visit amazing 3D landmarks like the Golden Gate Bridge in both the day and dark mode maps. This is a brand new map experience. - New driving features- Maps now offers drivers incredible road details like turn lanes, crosswalks, and bike lanes; street-level perspectives as you approach complex interchanges; and a new dedicated driving map that helps you see current incidents and traffic conditions at a glance. - New AR walking directions like Google Maps- Get where you’re going with step-by-step directions you can view in augmented reality. - Public transit integration shows nearby stations and transit times and lets you pin favorite routes to the top. Safari - New tab design- Reimagined for the way we browse today, the new tab bar maximizes your screen space and stays out of the way as you scroll and explore. It’s easily reachable at the bottom, so you can navigate and jump between tabs with just your thumb. - a new design to view your open tabs in safari - Safari extensions like one the Mac are coming to iOS and iPadOS devices Wallet App - Add your driver’s license or state ID to Wallet for use when you travel and, in the future, at retailers and venues. Fewer things to carry and securely protected in the secure element on iPhone. - Now your iPhone can also unlock your home, your garage, your hotel room, and even your workplace all from Wallet. Making it easier to access these things and fewer things to worry about. Live Text - Live Text intelligently unlocks rich and useful information in images, so you can make a call, send an email, or look up directions with just a tap on the highlighted text in a photo. Just select the feature and highlight the word in a picture. And then you can choose from one of the options on what to do with the highlighted text. - Live Text also works in the Camera app, so you can point your iPhone camera at text on the go and quickly take action on useful information. - Live Text understands seven different languages: English, Chinese, French, Italian, German, Portuguese, and Spanish. And with system-wide translation, you can simply tap and translate. Visual Lookup - Discover more in photos, Learn more about the objects in your photos. Visual Look Up highlights objects and scenes it recognizes so you can get more information about them. - With Visual Look Up, you can quickly learn more about art, landmarks, nature, books, and pets simply by tapping a photo on your device or on the web. Spotlight - Spotlight shows you more information at a glance with new rich search results for artists, entertainers, TV shows, and movies, as well as your contacts. And you can now search your photos in Spotlight and even search based on text in your photos by using Live Text. Photos - Photos are changing the way memory movies are made. Memories introduces a new interactive, immersive interface, along with new Memory mixes that let you personalize the look and feel of your story with a song and vibe to match. - Apple Music comes to photos. Expertly curated song sets combine your music tastes and listening history with photo and video content to create recommendations just for you. Or if you have the perfect jam in mind, you can choose your own song. Health - Updates to the Health app give you new ways to share data with your loved ones and healthcare team, a metric to assess your risk of falling, and trend analysis to help you understand changes in your health. - Share your health data with others or others can share their data with you so you can keep an eye on their health. - Whether it’s with a family member or a caregiver, health sharing lets you share any information stored in the Health app. So it’s easy for them to see things like mobility, activity data, and trends. - You can receive important notifications about your loved ones’ health and view things like their activity, mobility data, heart rate data, and trends in the Sharing tab. - When you share your information, you have complete control over what you share and the people and institutions you share with. And you can make changes at any time. - To help you have more meaningful discussions with your healthcare team, now you can share health data including activity data, heart data, cycle tracking data, heart health notifications, and falls. - Using their own health records system, your healthcare team can review the data that you share. Access to this information can help doctors have a more holistic view of your health. - Highlights uses machine learning to serve up what matters most to you, like your steps, sleep, or vitals. - New advanced trend analysis lets you see how health metrics like blood glucose, heart rate, and respiratory rate change over time. And you can get notifications when new trends are detected. - Prioritize your sleep by managing your sleep schedule, creating a bedtime routine, and seeing how consistently you’re meeting your sleep goals. - With an Apple Watch, you can track metrics from your sleep like blood oxygen levels, heart rate, time asleep, and now sleeping respiratory rate. - The Health app can incorporate data from tens of thousands of third-party apps that are designed to promote healthier habits — everything from nutrition to meditation to fitness. - The sensors in your Apple Watch and iPhone capture data that reveals mobility metrics like walking asymmetry to give you a better overall view of your health. - Walking Steadiness is a metric that assesses your balance, strength, and gait. Now you can get notifications if your walking steadiness is low or very low and you’re at an increased risk of falling. - Cycle Tracking lets you log your period, record symptoms like cramps, and track cycle factors like lactation. It can also help predict when your next period or fertility window will begin. - View a timeline of your health history that includes lab results, immunizations, and medications, even if the data is from different health institutions. - To help you understand and manage your lab results, you can receive highlights, get context for results, and pin labs that matter most to you. - Institutions will be able to issue verifiable lab results and immunization records, including COVID-19 test results and vaccinations, that can be downloaded and stored in the Health app. - This is your data and you have complete control over it. Privacy - You will now get an app privacy report and you can see how apps are using the permissions you’ve granted them, which third-party domains they contact, and how recently they made contact. - Mail Privacy Protection hides your IP address, so senders can’t link it to your other online activity or determine your location. And it prevents senders from seeing if and when you’ve opened their email. - Siri adds on-device speech recognition, so the audio of your requests is processed on your iPhone or iPad by default. And on-device processing also means Siri can perform many tasks without an internet connection. iCloud plus - iCloud has always kept your important information — like photos, documents, and notes — safe, up to date, and accessible across all your devices. Now iCloud+ takes that experience a step further, with an all-new subscription that will replace today’s storage plans. - Get everything you already love about iCloud — and new features including iCloud Private Relay, Hide My Email, and expanded HomeKit Secure Video support. -iCloud Private Relay is a service that lets you connect to virtually any network and browse with Safari in an even more secure and private way. It ensures that the traffic leaving your device is encrypted and uses two separate internet relays so no one can use your IP address, location, and browsing activity to create a detailed profile about you. - Hide my Email instantly generates unique, random email addresses that forward to your personal inbox — so you don’t have to share your real email address when filling out a form on the web or signing up for a newsletter. Hide My Email is built into Mail, Safari, and iCloud Settings. New way to access Apple ID - Account Recovery Contacts makes resetting your password and maintaining access to your account easier than ever. And a new Digital Legacy program lets you designate people as Legacy Contacts so they can access your account in the event of your death. Extras - AirPods join the Find My Network so you find lost AirPods easier and can basically play a game of hot or cold until you find your missing AirPods - New accessibility features. Customize display and text size settings for each app. Bold or enlarge text, increase contrast, invert colors, and more for only the apps you want. Explore people, objects, text, and tables within images in more detail with VoiceOver. Navigate receipts and nutrition label values in logical order. And move your finger over a photo to discover a person’s position relative to other objects in the image. - Weather app update. A fresh new look includes graphical displays of weather data and beautifully redesigned animated backgrounds — along with precipitation, air quality, and temperature maps — that make Weather more engaging and powerful than ever. - Productivity updates in Notes enable you to organize with tags and collaborate in new ways with mentions and an Activity view. - System-wide translation lets you translate text anywhere on your device. In the app, Auto Translate and face-to-face view improve conversation flow and make it easier to follow along. - See your family and friends’ locations with continuous streaming updates. Locate your devices using the Find My network even if they’re powered off or erased. - You can now ask Siri to share items onscreen like photos, web pages, news, and more. If the item can’t be shared, Siri will offer to send a screenshot instead. - and new widgets from multiple apps like Find My

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iPadOS has almost the same features as iOS 15 but there are some new iPad features. Multitasking - The large iPad screen is great for working with multiple apps, taking your productivity to a whole new level. And now with iPadOS 15, multitasking is easier to discover, easier to use, and even more powerful. - New Multitasking menu Tap to reveal a new Multitasking menu that lets you create a full screen, Slide Over, Split View, and in some instances, a center window, so you can work on multiple apps at once. - Choose an app When you choose a multitasking layout, you get access to your Home Screen, where you can select from your apps, and choose which ones you want to work with at the same time. - Split view Your apps appear side by side. Swipe down from the top of the app you want to replace, then choose a new one from the Home Screen. -When in split view, the Center window Touch and hold to bring a note or message to the center of the screen without leaving your current view. The Multitasking menu appears here, too. Making what you are typing/doing centered and focused. - The new shelf View all the open windows for an app and quickly switch between them with the new shelf. You can even add and close windows. - App Switcher Now you can create Split View spaces in one screen with the App Switcher. Create a Split View by dragging one app over another. - New keyboard shortcuts - Place widgets on the screen against the apps like on iPhone and a app library like iPhone - Jot down information over any app or screen. Start a Quick Note with a keyboard shortcut, from Control Center, or with a swipe up from the corner using your finger or Apple Pencil. Yoou can put picture and links in these notes. - Highlight text in Safari or add a link from an app, and you’ll see a Quick Note thumbnail next time you visit the site, taking you right to what you were viewing before. And if you make a Quick Note on your iPad, it will be on your iPhone and Mac, too. - A single keyboard and mouse or trackpad now work seamlessly between your Mac and iPad — they’ll even connect to more than one of the same device. Move your cursor from your Mac, right to your iPad, type on your Mac and it shows up on your iPad.

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watchOS 8 Photos - Put your favorite photos of friends and family front and center. Featuring a dynamic, multilayered effect, this new watch face uses Portrait mode photos from your iPhone to give the people you care about a starring role. - Photo highlights from your Memories and Featured Photos now automatically sync to your watch, serving up something new every day.

- The photo collection from your Memories is displayed in a unique mosaic grid, giving you a richer view of your library.

- With a few taps, now you can share photos via Messages and Mail. Home - When one of your smart devices is activated, watchOS 8 can automatically make suggestions for others nearby. For instance, if someone rings your connected doorbell, you might see options like unlocking the door or turning on the entry lights.

- Access all your security cameras in the new Camera room. A variety of aspect ratios are supported, as is two‑way audio on cameras that offer it. To see a full‑screen view, just tap. - Now you can access your scenes more quickly. watchOS 8 knows which ones you’re most likely to use based on the time of day — then serves them up intuitively.

- The current status of all your devices is now conveniently displayed at the top of the Home app screen. Instantly see if your lights or cameras are on, whether your batteries are charged, or if your software needs updating. Same wallet features as iOS Messages: - Spice up your messages by entering a word or phrase to select from a huge library of GIFs. - Share songs, albums, and playlists through Messages and Mail with the redesigned Music app. Focus features set on iPhone apply to all devices Breathe app - The Breathe feature has been refreshed with new visualizations and tips that help you focus, center, and connect as you breathe.

- Breathe and Reflect sessions end with a summary of total Mindful Minutes you’ve achieved, along with your average heart rate — to reinforce your mind-body connection. Sleep - By calculating your breaths per minute as you slumber — also known as sleeping respiratory rate — you gain greater insight into your overall wellness. - Track your trends, See all your Sleep data and trends over time in the Health app on iOS. Along with Sleep, you can now track trends for even more health metrics to better see changes in your health over time. Workout - Introducing Pilates. Develop greater core strength, posture, balance, and flexibility with this series of controlled, progressive exercises — while tracking important metrics.

- Clear your mind and reduce stress with Tai Chi, a 2000‑year‑old practice that’s like meditation in motion. Then see all the metrics for your session, à la 2021.

- Celebrity trainer Jeanette Jenkins is coming to Apple Fitness+ as a special guest. And Artist Spotlight features workout playlists with music from a single artist, including Lady Gaga, Keith Urban, Alicia Keys, and Jennifer Lopez.

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macOS Monterey - Basically the same new features as before ut some new features - Airplay comes to Mac and can use it as a speaker - New safari design - Universal control so what you are doing on an iPad can be transferred to a Mac. You can connect multiple devices and can transfer things through the devices. You can control the iPad and other Macs with one mouse or trackpad.

That is it for this event. We are expecting another event sometime in October or November where new MacBook's, Mac Mini's, iPad 9th generation, and iPad mini 6 will be announced Again, These are just rumors and we won't know what is true until the event. Lots of new things are coming and the vent is less than two days a away from posting. There will most likely be delays due to the Pandemic. Make sure to watch the event Live at 10am PST on Tuesday 9/14. Thank you!