Apple’s “Awe Dropping” event focuses on hardware amid AI delays, with new iPhones, Apple Watches, AirPods, and AirTag updates expected, according to Fortune. The products aim to drive upgrades and revenue while Apple integrates AI across its ecosystem, with major software AI advancements now planned for 2026. They write:
Apple’s “Awe Dropping” event is kicking off today at 1 p.m. ET, and yes, it will be livestreamed: You can watch it on Apple’s official YouTube channel, the Apple TV app, and Apple’s Events website […]
iPhone 17 Air: The return of an ultra-thin design
Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman reports that Apple will unveil the iPhone 17 Air, representing the company’s most dramatic iPhone redesign in years. The device is expected to measure approximately 5.5mm thick compared to the iPhone 16’s 7.8mm profile. Achieving this ultra-thin form factor will likely require significant engineering trade-offs, including a single 48-megapixel rear camera system and reduced battery capacity, according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. […]
Apple Watch Series 11: Enhanced health-monitoring rumored
According to Bloomberg, the Apple Watch Series 11 is expected to add blood-pressure trend tracking, which would monitor patterns over time rather than providing precise medical readings. The feature could detect trends that might indicate hypertension and prompt users to consult healthcare professionals. An updated S11 chip is anticipated to enable better performance and potentially improved battery life. […]
Apple Watch Ultra 3: Satellite connectivity expected
Industry reports suggest the Apple Watch Ultra 3 could become Apple’s first standalone satellite-enabled wearable, offering emergency SOS functionality and potentially text messaging in areas without cellular coverage. The feature would extend capabilities introduced on iPhone 14 and later models to Apple’s wearable lineup. […]
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