The big day for Apple has arrived as today will be the unveiling of its new products at its headquarters in Cupertino.
While the company has not given any indication of what it will announce, a large number of credible reports and leaks have made its mark. Of course, everyone notes that there is still plenty of room for surprises.
But to rule out a reversal, when Tim Cook comes out on stage on Wednesday, we will probably see three new iPhones, a refreshed Apple Watch and maybe some new iPads.
The flagship of the presentation will be the phones as usual.
Both models will be equipped with OLED screens, one the same size as the iPhone X (5,8 inches) while the other, Apple's largest phone to date, will be 6,5 inches.
A third model, which is expected to cost around $ 725, will have an LED display and will come in multiple colors.
The high-tech models will most likely carry an A12 processor designed by Apple and running 10% faster than its predecessor. Some leaks suggest that these phones could have a better battery life than last year's models, but will still have the same camera hardware as the iPhone X. The phones will still have a Lightning charging port.
Since this is year S, reports suggest that the top phones will be called iPhone XS, while the 6,5-inch model will be the iPhone XS Max. Some estimate that the most economical model will be called iPhone 9, but Bloomberg reports that it could be called the iPhone XR.
In terms of availability, last year Apple announced the iPhone X in September, but the device was not released until early November. Analysts expect that this year's iPhones will be available much earlier after their debut.
This year's Apple Watch will include some minor exterior changes along with some key new features as well as a larger screen.
Apple introduced the AirPods, its wireless headphones, in 2016. Now we are waiting for Apple to make the debut of the second version of the wireless headphones. Details are still limited but they talk about improving battery life, a better wireless chip and "Hey Siri" support for handsfree questions.
Source: Lifo.gr