Apple’s iPhone 14 event will reportedly take place in early September

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According to Mark Gurman, Apple is planning a September 7th event. The company usually hosts a big event in the first part of September, and now we have a very good chance of seeing it. Gurman reports that the event will be streamed online, similar to the other events that have taken place.

The base iPhone 14, a new big-screened iPhone 14, an iPhone 14 Pro, and an iPhone 14 Pro Max are expected to be announced at the show, according to rumors. The Pro phones are rumored to lose the notch in favor of a pill-shaped hole-punch cutout, have the next- generation A-series processor, and have an always-on display. Gurman reported that store workers have been asked to prepare for a launch of some kind on September 16th, so if you want to upgrade, you might want to get your wallet ready.

A new higher-end rugged model and a revised Apple Watch SE are rumored to be announced by Apple at the event. There are many products Apple could reveal at the upcoming event, including the next generation of the AirPods Pro, a new entry-level iPad, and more.

A request for comment was not responded to by Apple.