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Recent reports point to September launch for Apple's foldable iPhone Ultra

Apple is set to unveil its first foldable phone, the iPhone Ultra, alongside the iPhone 18 Pro line at next week's event. While earlier rumors suggested a delay into late 2026 or even 2027, the most recent supply chain reports from Weibo leaker Fixed Focus Digital and Cailian News Agency indicate the device remains on track for a September release, though with very constrained initial stock.

Apple reportedly readying AirPods 5 for Sept. 9 launch, minus cameras

Reports suggest Apple will unveil AirPods 5 at its September 9 event alongside new iPhones and Apple Watch models. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says the lineup will include two variants—one with Active Noise Cancellation and one without—continuing the standard earbuds line last updated in 2024. Camera-equipped AirPods, previously rumored for this cycle, are now expected to wait until 2027.

iPhone 18 Pro rumored to get major camera overhaul and A20 Pro chip on 2nm process

Ahead of Apple's September 9 unveiling, leaks point to significant changes for the iPhone 18 Pro, including a redesigned Main camera with variable aperture and a wider-aperture Telephoto lens for better low-light shots. The device is also expected to house the new A20 Pro chip, built on the same 2-nanometer process as Apple's recently announced M6 chip.

Apple Breaks Pattern, Refreshes Mac Mini and Mac Studio Ahead of Sept. 9 iPhone Event

Apple unexpectedly updated its Mac Mini and Mac Studio desktops this week, timing the release alongside the teaser for its September 9 iPhone event themed 'Surprise and Shine.' The move deviates from Apple's usual September pattern, coinciding with John Ternus taking over as CEO. Separately, Walmart began accepting Apple Pay across US stores, marking another win for Apple this week.

Apple's iPhone 18 Pro seen keeping edges over pricier iPhone Ultra foldable

Leaks suggest Apple's upcoming iPhone 18 Pro will retain several advantages over the more expensive iPhone Ultra, including a variable aperture main camera, longer battery life on the Pro Max variant, and continued support for Face ID. The Ultra's ultra-thin foldable design reportedly forces trade-offs, such as dropping Face ID for Touch ID and using a smaller battery than the Pro Max.

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