Keynote: no less than three events for September?

Since WWDC 2021 has passed, all eyes have been on the conference that Apple usually holds during the fall. It is in fact during this event that the iPhone 13 should be announced with great fanfare, but also highly anticipated accessories for music and health (Watch Series 7). The date of the event, however, remains completely unknown at the moment, butDigiTimesbelieves he knows more.

Indeed, according to the now famous Asian media, Apple has indeed planned its presentation for the month of September. What's more, there would not be just one but rather three over this period. A very different situation from 2020, therefore, since the brand at the time preferred to invite the public over a quarter. It was then necessary to also be there in October and November.

Half a dozen products on the way

In addition to its flagship smartphone, Apple is also expected to announcea sixth generation iPad mini. This would then feature a proprietary processor as well as a USB-C port for charging. Its screen would also be enlarged with more than eight inches diagonally, thanks to the abandonment of the home button allowing narrower borders. All this of course remains to be confirmed by the manufacturer itself.

Beyond the tablet, this could also lift the veil on wireless headphones. The third generation AirPods would then adopt a design closer to that of their Pro version,with production from Chinese factories. The fate of the original edition of the duo, released at the end of 2016, remains uncertain. It is therefore possible that the manufacturer considers that the pair has had its day, and removes it from the shelves.

Two or more Macs

With multiple keynotes, it's more than likely that one of them will be entirely dedicated to computers running macOS. According to multiple analysts, it would start witha small MacBook Pro, but whose screen would nevertheless be enlarged with this time fourteen inches compared to thirteen currently. To this would also be added an improved version of the large sixteen-inch model, powered by an in-house chip. Mark your calendars!