This year, Apple is widely expected to repeat that feat with a trio of totally new models based on the X design: No home button, nearly all screen, equipped with Face ID. Last year, it outdid itself with three new models, the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, and a few weeks later the radically redesigned iPhone X. And the company has offered two new models - the 'standard' 4.7-inch size and 'Plus' 5.5-inch version with a better camera - since 2014. Three new iPhonesĪpple has faithfully announced new iPhones every September since 2012, when it debuted the iPhone 5. With that caveat in place, read on for the lowdown on what we're hearing about new Apple products in the pipeline and when we might see them. Just note that nothing here has been explicitly confirmed unless otherwise indicated - Apple almost never comments on forthcoming product announcements.

With so many new Apple products on deck, we've collected all of the reports and rumors herein. Bloomberg has previously reported that Apple will also use the event to introduce a redesigned Apple Watch and new iPad Pros as well as a refresh of the Mac line - though it's unclear if new products like a rumored MacBook Air replacement will also be announced on Wednesday or at a separate event later this year.

12 event at the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino, California. These new details come with just two days to go until Apple's Sept. Furthermore, Gurman notes that the 6.1-inch phone may be available in limited quantities to start. While that makes sense as a $50 premium over the 5.5-inch iPhone 8 Plus - and it's less than the current $999 5.8-inch iPhone X - it may well disappoint shoppers looking for an alternative to the $699 iPhone 8. That lines up with previous rumors, but Gurman notes that the 'entry-level' 6.1-inch phone could have a starting price as high as $849.

And the company will introduce a (relatively) less expensive third version, which may be called the 'iPhone XR,' with a 6.1-inch LCD screen. A plus-sized version, the iPhone XS Max, will have a 6.5-inch display - by far the largest screen Apple has used for a phone to date. According to Mark Gurman, who has a good track record on these things, the next generation flagship will be called the iPhone XS and will feature an upgraded processor and cameras, and come in gold, gray and silver. On Monday, a report from Bloomberg adds new specifics to some well-established iPhone rumors already in circulation.

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