People have been waiting very eagerly for the iPhone 16 series, and it seems that soon this new series is going to be seen in the hands of all those people. As Apple has officially announced the "It's Glowtime" event for the debut of the iPhone 16 series. It is not that only iPhone 16 will be seen in this event, but we will also get to see some new launches with it, so it is necessary to be ready, in this blog we are covering all those information and bringing it to you, so stay tuned all Apple fans because in this blog post we will reveal all those information to you.
Apple fans, mark the calendar because on September 9, the much-awaited iPhone 16 series will debut at the "It's Glowtime" event, which will be held at the iconic Steve Jobs Theater at Apple Park in Cupertino. The event will begin at 10 am PT / 1 pm ET / 10:30 pm IST, and you can expect to see a lot more than just the new iPhones. I mean, apart from the superstar of the show, the iPhone 16, Apple will also unveil the Apple Watch Series 10, available in larger sizes of 45mm and 49mm. That would be fine, but the interesting part is that new AirPods (but not the Pro version) will also be seen. Apple is reportedly launching two variants of the entry-level AirPods, which now feature noise cancellation for the first time.
Along with all this, the Watch Series 10 and AirPods 4th Generation are expected to be announced. Apple is also rumoured to reveal the release dates for iOS 18 and macOS 15 Sequoia. If you're waiting for a new MacBook or Mac mini, you might have to wait until October. Apple is reportedly testing the M4 chip device, with three Mac models having 10-core CPU/GPU, and a budget version with 8 CPU cores. The new MacBook Air is expected to arrive by 2025, while Pro desktops will come later.
Well, while we are talking about Apple, let me share the inside story with you, the iPhone 16 will be launched in September, but along with this, fans and Apple users are also waiting for Apple Intelligence, which will be a feature of this, but according to many leaks, we can see this feature in October or later with the update of iOS 18.1. Despite this, Apple is sticking to its usual September release schedule, and the new iPhones will probably come to the market by September 20.
By the way, prototypes of the iPhone 16 have arrived, which further increases the curiosity of this phone. In that prototype, you will also get to see the action button which was first seen in the iPhone 15 Pro. If we talk about the phone's storage, then this year the iPhone 16 Pro models can start with 256GB of base storage, which means that the 128GB option may become history, meaning 128GB may not be seen in this new Apple phone this time.
At the same time, its focus will be on its camera, which will also get a 48MP ultra-wide camera with video capabilities for 4K at 120fps and at least 5x optical zoom with a periscope ultra-long telephoto combination for possible 8K video Pro Max model.
Inside things, that is, the specs of the phone are sure to be great just by hearing the name Apple, so let's talk straight about the color, leaks are circulating about the colors of the iPhone 16 Pro, in which a new "Desert Titanium" finish is in the lead role. Described as a “dark gold” or “bronze” colour, it’s a refreshing change from the iPhone 14 Pro’s Deep Purple and could replace the Blue Titanium seen on the iPhone 15 models. The shiny titanium finish could offer a more polished, scratch-resistant look than previous brushed aluminium designs. Meanwhile, for the standard iPhone 16 models, we can expect more familiar colour options, although specific details are yet to be confirmed.
In another notable news that may not be that important but will be a matter of pride for an Indian, for the first time, Apple is planning to manufacture the iPhone 16 Pro models in India, as the company looks to diversify its production away from China. Initially, these models will be imported, but Apple aims to begin local assembly in Tamil Nadu soon after the global launch. This is in line with Apple’s broader strategy to sell the iPhone 15 models manufactured in India at launch last year.
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