Apple on Thursday sent out invitations to a September 12 event at which it is expected to unveil new additions to its money-making iPhone line-up.
Apple will probably unveil the new watch face as part of the S4 announcement. Stuff we expect will include new iPhones and the Apple Watch Series 4. The site did not offer any further details / prediction around pricing.
To recall, the leading tech company opened the Apple Park campus past year and unveiled its premium iPhone X handset as part of the tenth-anniversary celebration. Previous reports claim Apple will increase the display on both the 38mm and 42mm smartwatches without increasing the watch case itself. As for this leaked image where you can see both models in the embellished Gold colour option, does looking at the image make you want to upgrade to the latest iPhone iterations when they are officially launched?
Alongside the iPhone XS images, 9to5Mac also released leaked photos of what could be the Apple Watch Series 4.
The new watch face is likely Apple attempting to take advantage of the larger screen real estate, and it's more than possible that Apple has also designed a number of other new watch faces to do the same. This iPhone is also expected to only have a single rear camera.
Although the iPhone business is making more money than ever, the number of iPhones that Apple is selling isn't growing as fast as it did in the early days of the smartphone market. It's also worth noting that Apple has retired the weird red dot on the Digital Crown, though there appears to be a (much less weird) red ring in its place. Some of the new iPhones are expected to run at a cheaper price with fewer features, while others will boast the same expensive price tag as 2017's X model. It's rumored to come in new colors, too, but which colors those will be remains unknown.
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