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Apple is hosting its big fall event on September 9th, 2025, to announce its latest iPhones and Apple Watches. We’re expecting Apple to unveil the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, and a brand-new thinner model called the iPhone Air. The big question: Do people want thinner phones? Will it sacrifice battery life? Also on deck: AirPods Pro 3 are possible, and we’ll likely see the Apple Watch Series 11, a new budget Apple Watch SE, and the Apple Watch Ultra 3.


We’ve got a crew on the ground in Cupertino reporting back with live updates and photos.
Tune in here for the latest:

We’re on the ground in Cupertino for the launch of Apple’s next phones and watches — and the big, long-awaited change from Lightning to USB-C.
Our team is out in Cupertino queueing up now.
We’ve got details on what to expect and how to watch below. Our live blog will kick off in about 30 minutes, so stay tuned.



Lightning cables will soon join the junk pile of dongles, adapters, and accessories that Apple has left behind over the years — for better or worse.


Exciting is overrated anyway.




Certified augmented reality enthusiast Tim Cook would like to remind you (in case our list of top stories allowed you to forget) that Apple will have an event later today, complete with a brief and conveniently loop-friendly musical interlude.
Just press play, and come back here at 10AM PT / 1PM ET for all the news from WWDC 2023.
Apple has a little AR teaser for WWDC (spotted by MacRumors). To see it, visit the Apple Events website using Safari on your iPhone or iPad and tap “AR Experience,” point your camera at a wall, and you’ll get a colorful animated logo with June 6th, 2023 — the WWDC keynote date — printed inside.
Apple’s mixed reality headset is expected to be the biggest announcement at this year’s WWDC.





















