It’s September and that means one thing: no, not that the kids are finally back at school but Apple’s announcing its latest tech.
Apple’s annual September product event is undeniably the tech powerhouse’s largest event of the year and is said to be its biggest revenue driver.
Speculation has suggested that the iPhone 17 (which might be available in black, white, steel gray, green, purple and light blue and will hit shelves as early as next week) and a new Apple Watch will be announced today in what Apple has promised to be ‘awe dropping’.
There could be some mention of the company’s future AI plans, which Apple’s CEO Tim Cook said they will be ’embedding’ into devices.
“Taking a step back, we see AI as one of the most profound technologies of our lifetime,” Cook said back in July, per CNN.
“We are embedding it across our devices and platforms and across the company. We are also significantly growing our investments,” he added.
And now it has officially announced the Apple Air — Apple’s thinnest iPhone yet which measures just 5.6mm thick.
“Our intention was to make an iPhone that feels like a piece of the future, powerful, yet so thin and light it seems to disappear in your hands,” the company said of the new device.
Supposedly the device is Apple’s most durable iPhone yet, despite being it’s thinnest.
It boasts a ceramic shield that encloses a titanium frame on both sides, The Verge reports.
