Apple Reportedly Plans to Release These 14 Products by Early Next Year

Apple will be holding its next event on Wednesday, September 9 to unveil its latest iPhones and Apple Watches, but that is not all, according to a new report. Bloomberg ‘s Mark Gurman today shared a long list of products that he expects Apple to unveil between next week and early 2027. Our list below summarizes Gurman’s reporting and mixes in some other rumors.

IPhones iPhone 18 Pro: A20 Pro chip, a smaller Dynamic Island, a simplified Camera Control button, new Dark Cherry and Light Blue color options, improved vapor chambers to prevent overheating, and more. IPhone 18 Pro Max: The same features rumored for the iPhone 18 Pro, but the Pro Max model may be slightly thicker due to a larger battery and a variable aperture camera, which might be exclusive to the Pro Max model this year. IPhone Ultra: A foldable so-called "iPhone Ultra" with a 7.7-inch inner display and 5.3-inch outer display, two rear 48-megapixel Wide and Ultra Wide cameras, one front camera, a Touch ID power button instead of Face ID, an A20 Pro chip, and more.

The device’s crease should be less noticeable compared to many previous foldables. IOS 27 will have more landscape apps, side-by-side apps, and other multitasking features on the device. Expect to spend $2,000 or more.

We’re less than a week away from Apple announcing its first-ever foldable iPhone. A new supply chain report today says that Apple’s “extremely high quality control standards” have led to a much slower ramp for iPhone Ultra production so far.

Apple making just a few hundred iPhone Ultras per day, per report. Apple will launch six major new products next week, here’s what’s coming Ryan Christoffel Sep 3 2026.

TCL introduced the NxtPaper brand several years ago and since then the technology has continued to improve – and to become more central to the TCL experience. Today, the company debuts the first NxtPaper smartphone featuring an AMOLED display instead of an LCD like previous iterations.

The company is launching three closely related phones today – let’s have a closer look. TCL P80 Ultra As you can tell by the name, the TCL P80 Ultra is the “no effort spared” flagship of the series.

And we have to start with its display as it is its best and most unique feature. This is a 6.83” AMOLED…

The TCL P80 Ultra debuts the first OLED-based NxtPaper display, the P80 Pro has it too. The TCL P80 Ultra debuts the first OLED-based NxtPaper display, the P80 Pro has it too – com news ADVERTISEMENT The TCL P80 Ultra debuts the first OLED-based NxtPaper display, the P80 Pro has it too Post your comment Comments (29) Peter 03 September 2026 TCL Android Announcement IFA 2026 TCL introduced the NxtPaper brand several years ago and since then the technology has continued to improve – and to become more central to the TCL experience.

This is a 6.83” AMOLED display with NxtPaper technology, the first of its kind. It aims to deliver paper-like comfort and to maintain the paper-like look in any ambient light conditions.

The TCL P80 Ultra debuts the first NxtPaper display based on an AMOLED panel Typical OLEDs use linear polarization filters – however, TCL says that circular polarization is more natural and even though you can’t see the difference, you do feel it.

Apple Watches Apple Watch Series 12: A faster S11 chip or newer, longer battery life, and a ceramic case option. Fitness tracking improvements may include a continuous heart-rate sensor that can run the whole day, even outside of workouts.

Apple Watch Ultra 4: A faster S11 chip or newer, fitness tracking improvements such as the continuous heart-rate sensor, and additional satellite features for the Apple Watch Ultra 3 and newer, such as Apple Maps via satellite and the ability to send and receive photos with Messages via satellite. Touch ID was initially rumored for the next Apple Watches but has seemingly been ruled out.

IPads iPad mini: A19 Pro or A20 Pro chip, an OLED display, a vibration-based speaker system, and a water-resistant design. Macs iMac: M6 chip and new color options.