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iPhone 13 & Co.: Apple plans second event

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
September 13, 2021 - 1:36 p.m. CEST
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There has been speculation for some time about whether Apple will host more than one event this fall. According to recent reports, Apple is planning another event in addition to tomorrow's "California streaming" event.

Apple will host its virtual "California Streaming" event on Tuesday evening. The iPhone 13 and Apple Watch Series 7 are expected to be unveiled. Some believe the AirPods 3 will also be part of the unveiling. However, there are rumors pointing to a second event. Yesterday, Mark Gurman announced in his weekly newsletter that new MacBook Pro models will be released in the coming weeks.

Apple Event: In October or November?

The statement caused some confusion, which is why Gurman has now tweeted it clarified According to this, there will be two fall events. The first, on Tuesday, will include the iPhone 13 and the Apple Watch Series 7, while the second event will focus on new MacBooks and iPad models. According to this, Gurman is now supporting previous speculations. However, he did not give any details regarding the time frame. Accordingly, the second event could be held in October or even November.

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