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Apple is about to launch a series of new products. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, several new devices will be unveiled in the coming weeks. The first announcement is expected today, February 12, 2025. It could be the iPad 11 with Apple Intelligence. The new iPhone SE 4 is expected the following week. There are also possible updates to the Apple Vision Pro and the upcoming M4 MacBook Air.
Apple fans are eagerly awaiting new announcements from the company. The next few weeks should bring some interesting new products. In addition to the iPhone SE, which is an important part of Apple's strategy in the entry-level segment, there could be news for the Vision Pro. In addition, a new MacBook Air with an M4 processor is on the horizon. Aside from these major hardware releases, Apple has already introduced the second generation of the Powerbeats Pro through its subsidiary Beats. But the most important announcements are still to come.
Update from February 12th
Possible announcements and product details
iPad 11 with Apple Intelligence
Apple is expected to unveil a new version of the iPad on February 12. This could be the iPad 11, which will be the first to feature "Apple Intelligence." This AI feature could be closely linked to an improved version of Siri that will be integrated into iOS 18.4. It is conceivable that Apple will further improve Siri through machine learning and offer additional features for productivity and creativity. If Apple does indeed integrate this technology into the iPad 11, it would be a significant step for the company towards AI-powered devices.
iPhone SE 2025 – launch expected next week
The new iPhone SE is apparently close to being officially announced. Apple is expected to present it next week when product briefings for journalists take place – according to GurmanThe iPhone SE is considered a cheap alternative to the flagship models of the iPhone series. In terms of performance, Apple will probably use a current chip, probably the A18 Bionic. This would keep the iPhone SE at the cutting edge of technology without increasing the costs too much.
Apple Vision Pro – possible software updates
Apple could make an announcement about the Vision Pro this week. Although the device has only been on the market for a year, there are rumors of a software upgrade that will integrate Apple Intelligence into the headset. The biggest criticism of the Vision Pro is the high price and weight of the device. A hardware upgrade is not expected, however. The Vision Pro currently runs on an M2 chip - it is unlikely that Apple will release a version with an M5 chip yet. If Apple does indeed bring Apple Intelligence to the Vision Pro, this could significantly expand the possible uses. AI-supported applications for mixed reality could enable deeper integration into the Apple product universe.
M4 MacBook Air – Release in a few weeks
Mark Gurman expects Apple to launch the new MacBook Air with M4 chip in the next few weeks. The MacBook Air is one of Apple's best-selling laptops and switching to the next generation of Apple Silicon would be a logical step.
Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 – already introduced
In addition to the big Apple announcements, Beats, a subsidiary of Apple, has already released the second generation of Powerbeats Pro published. These wireless sports headphones are an evolution of the popular Powerbeats Pro and are said to offer better battery life and optimized sound. While this isn't a major Apple release, it shows that the company continues to improve its audio products. For users looking for sports headphones with a good fit, the new generation could be interesting.
New Apple Products: Outlook for the Next Weeks
Apple will be introducing several new products in the coming days and weeks. The first announcement will supposedly be made today, February 12th, possibly with the iPad 11. The iPhone SE is expected to follow next week. There could also be new information about the Vision Pro and the MacBook Air with M4 chip. So the whole thing should remain pretty exciting! (Image: Apple)
