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What to know about the new iPhone and iOS 18 launch dates
Apple to unveil AI-powered iPhone 16
Mark your calendars for September 9th at 10 a.m. pacific time, or “glowtime” as Apple calls it, when Apple is expected to announce the iPhone 16.
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Apple announced it will host a special event on Monday, Sept. 9, when the tech giant is expected to unveil the iPhone 16, along with its Pro and Pro Max models.
Here is all you need to know about the new iPhone 16.
When does the new iPhone come out? See the iPhone 16 release date
Though Apple has yet to confirm a release date, technology outlets like Forbes and CNET predict the iPhone 16, along with its Pro and Pro Max models. will hit shelves on Friday, Sept. 20.
Apple’s upcoming event, themed with the tagline “It’s Glowtime,” has tech enthusiasts buzzing. New iPhones typically become available shortly after such events, with experts predicting a release on the Friday of the following week.
What will the new iPhone look like?
Not much is known about the iPhone 16’s design, but Bloomberg has reported that the Pro models will feature larger screens and new camera functionality, including a dedicated photo button. It will also replace the blue color with something different and return the popular rose gold from a few years ago.
In addition to the highly anticipated iPhone reveal, Apple is set to roll out new artificial intelligence tools under the banner of Apple Intelligence. These tools were previewed at the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference in June.
When is iOS 18 coming out?
Accompanying the hardware launch will be iOS 18, Apple’s latest software update, which will be available for iPhone Xs and later models. Expected to launch around the same time as the iPhone 16, iOS 18 will introduce several new features, including customizable home screens and AI-generated “Genmojis.”
Other key features include the ability to schedule messages, a redesigned photos app, and tools to help users rewrite, proofread, or summarize text across various applications.
Where can I watch the upcoming Apple event?
Apple’s event will stream live at 1 p.m. EST on Sept. 9. It can be viewed on Apple’s website, the Apple TV app, or its YouTube channel.
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