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Apple introduces thinner iPhone 17 Air and upgraded Pro models with enhanced cameras and battery life; new smartwatches add satellite connectivity to compete with Garmin, Fitbit, and Samsung.
- Today, Apple held its biggest product launch from Cupertino, California, unveiling the iPhone 17 family and AirPods Pro 3.
- Aiming to meet consumer demand, Apple staged the event to launch products before the holiday season, focusing on camera upgrades, battery life, and expanded fitness features.
- Hardware highlights include Super Retina XDR panels peaking at 3,000 nits with 120Hz ProMotion and 48-megapixel cameras on iPhone 17 Pro models.
- Models will be available to preorder this Friday and arrive in stores on Sept. 19, with initial fan reaction mixed over the raised 'plateau' camera housing and design choices.
- Apple deferred its Siri overhaul until next year, with analysts noting only brief AI mentions and critics saying Apple's AI research team departures hinder its agentic AI progress.
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machash.comiPhone 17 is just the start, Apple's busiest upgrade wave in years has just begun
The rumor mill always claims Apple events like the iPhone 17 launch will see updates to almost everything, and that's never been the case. Here's what's coming next from the company through the end of 2025 and into 2026.The next wave of Apple products in the coming monthsThe iPhone 17 and Apple Watch Series 11 may be Apple's marquee fall releases. But they're only the start of a crowded pipeline, with updates planned across nearly every product …
Apple unveiled on Tuesday the iPhone’s first major redesign in years by confirming the launch of a thinner new model, the iPhone Air. CEO Tim Cook called it “the biggest leap in iPhone history.” This was one of several product releases during Apple’s annual hardware event at its headquarters in Cupertino, California, which also included enhancements for Apple Watch and AirPods Pro. The company had generated expectation with the phrase “Awe-dropp…
By Clare Duffy, CNN Apple on Tuesday unveiled the first major iPhone redesign in years, confirming the launch of a new, thinner model, the iPhone Air. CEO Tim Cook called it “the biggest leap forward in the history of iPhone.” It was one of several product launches during Apple’s annual hardware event at its headquarters in Cupertino, California, that also included improvements to the Apple Watch and AirPods Pro. The company had been building an…
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