All articles tagged with #september launch
Bloomberg reports Sonos is gearing up for a September reveal that could pair a sequel to the Ace Ultra with a new Beam‑style soundbar (codename Gambit/S56). An FCC filing hints at a second‑generation Beam design, while CEO Tom Conrad has signaled AI will play a big role in future products; exact specs (HDMI passthrough, up‑firing drivers) remain unclear.
9to5Mac reports that Apple’s foldable iPhone Ultra is expected to debut in September with a very limited initial stock—potentially as few as the first batch of around 10 million units—likely spanning more than the US but still supply‑constrained, and rumors suggest the ‘Ultra’ name may be saved for a 20th‑anniversary model rather than the foldable.
A rumor claims Apple will raise prices by $100 across all iPhone models, including the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro/Max/Ultra, with a September 8 launch event reportedly planned; the move would come amid higher component costs and prior price changes affecting other Apple products.
Supply-chain sources say the iPhone Ultra is on track for a September release with no major delays, though initial stock may be limited and demand could outpace early supply; the foldable iPhone is also progressing toward a September launch.
Apple’s foldable iPhone Ultra is reportedly in mass production with the design locked and no delay in sight, and a September debut remains likely as Foxconn ramps up hiring; the device is expected to feature a 7.8-inch inner display and a 5.5-inch outer screen, an A20 chip, a C2 modem in some markets, and a Touch ID power button, with a starting price around $2,000–$2,500 and initial shipments potentially smaller as Apple targets about 10 million units this year.
Apple’s iPhone Ultra is reportedly entering mass production in late July, with a September unveiling alongside the iPhone 18 Pro/Max. After hinge issues were resolved and key specs finalized, Foxconn will produce the initial batch, with first-round trial production already completed in April; a simultaneous launch at the September event remains likely, though exact timing for the Ultra relative to the Pro models is still unclear.
Reports indicate Apple’s iPhone Ultra 3D-printed hinge problems have been resolved after extensive durability testing, with the hinge suppliers moving the foldable into test production. If all goes smoothly, mass production could begin ahead of a September unveiling and quick sale, easing previous concerns about delays.
A leaked photo via Ice Universe on Weibo suggests Apple's inaugural foldable will adopt a wide-style design rather than a book-style, with unfolded dimensions around 120.6 mm tall by 167.6 mm wide, and a folded thickness of about 9.23 mm (13 mm including the camera island). It will be shown in Silver and Navy Blue, reportedly uses two camera modules with no third camera, is expected to launch in September, and may carry a $2,000 price with limited supply at launch.
A leaker claims the iPhone Ultra will include a vapor chamber cooling system to improve sustained performance, with mass production on track for a September release and rumors of a foldable design.
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports Apple plans to unveil its first foldable iPhone in September, potentially named iPhone Ultra, promising the iPhone’s most significant redesign with a book-style inner display (about 7.7 inches) and an outer display (about 5.3 inches), iOS 27 optimized for multitasking, a dual-rear-camera setup, a front camera, and a Touch ID power button, with speculation of a starting price around $1,999 and timing aligned with the iPhone 18 Pro lineup.
Apple’s foldable iPhone is on schedule, with mass production set to begin in July and a September launch alongside the iPhone 18 Pro/Max lineup; Samsung will supply the displays, and the timing may allow a fall release despite potential platform‑level teething, with Galaxy Z Wide Fold as a competing timeline reference.
The Apple Watch Ultra 3 is set to launch in September, featuring a larger display, satellite connectivity, 5G support, a brighter OLED display, and a faster S10 chip, with rumors of blood pressure monitoring but no hardware upgrades since 2023.
Apple is expected to announce the iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Pro around September 9 or 10, with a likely release on September 18, coinciding with its annual September keynote, which is typically held in the first half of the month. The launch date is inferred based on past patterns and scheduling considerations.