Judging by the previous one, the iPhone 14 will launch on a Tuesday in September, and a leaker has now given us a clever idea of the Tuesday we mark on our calendars.
According to the Apple-focused iDropNews site, according to data from its own sources, Apple’s September 2022 event will take place on September 13, that is, in the middle of the month, necessarily when we expected it.
Take this date cautiously for now, because well in advance, it’s possible that this date is just a placeholder for Apple. The company may simply postpone the date for a variety of reasons if it is mandatory, and the landlord may simply just be wrong.
The landlord says Apple will host an event on the 13th, and it may not be the launch of the iPhone 14, but since Apple has a tendency to hold its iPhone launches on Tuesdays in September, the schedules are aligning.
The landlord reported that many more devices will be coming besides the iPhone 14, there is nothing discussed that we have not heard before. Apparently, there will be 4 iPhone 14s (the popular style would come with a Max, Pro and Pro Max version), the Apple Watch 8 along with an “Extreme Edition” for more outdoor activities, the cheaper Apple Watch SE 2, the AirPods Pro 2 and the new iPad (2022).
With all those new products, it’s possible for the company to hold two launch events like it did in 2020, so we saw new iPads and Apple Watches before the iPhones of the year. If that were to happen, September 13 would probably only be for non-iPhone devices, as happened in 2020, with the iPhone 14 family arriving later.
Given that Apple announces its launch events a week before they happen, we’ll most likely have to wait until September 6 to see if anything happens on the 13th, though leaks could tell us what to expect first.
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