Apple said to launch 14 devices soon: iPhone 18 Pro, iPad 12, MacBook Ultra and more
Apple is reportedly preparing one of its biggest product lineups in years, with leaks pointing to as many as 14 new devices, including the iPhone 18 Pro, a foldable iPhone Ultra, upgraded iPads, Macs and smart home products. The launches are expected to build on Apple's next-generation AI-powered Siri experience.
Apple is likely gearing up for one of its biggest product waves in recent years. After finally rolling out its more advanced and personal version of Siri in beta, the company is now expected to unveil a long list of new devices that were reportedly delayed until the AI-powered assistant was ready. Apart from the annual iPhone and Apple Watch launches expected later this year, Apple is also said to be preparing updates across its iPad, Mac and smart home lineup. If the rumours turn out to be accurate, the company could introduce as many as 14 new products over the coming months, with some devices arriving in early 2027. You are likely to see the launch of the iPhone 18 Pro series in September this year as new iPhones come around the same time every year. And the exciting news is that September is just a month away, so Apple fans can start rejoicing.
Apple likely to launch iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone Ultra soon
Apple's next flagship phones are expected to bring several hardware upgrades. The iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are tipped to feature the new A20 Pro chip, which is said to be built using TSMC's 2nm process for better performance and improved power efficiency.
The Pro models are also rumoured to get a smaller Dynamic Island, thanks to Face ID components moving under the display. Camera upgrades could include a variable aperture on the main 48-megapixel sensor, giving users greater control over depth-of-field effects while taking photos.
Apple is also expected to introduce its third-generation in-house C2 modem, which could support 5G connectivity via satellite for web browsing in areas without regular cellular coverage. Other leaked features include a simplified Camera Control button, a new Dark Cherry colour option and redesigned rear Ceramic Shield styling. The larger iPhone 18 Pro Max may also get a bigger battery and a slightly thicker body.
One of the biggest surprises could be Apple's first foldable smartphone, reportedly called the iPhone Ultra. The device is expected to feature a 7.7-inch foldable inner display and a 5.3-inch outer screen. It is also tipped to replace Face ID with a Touch ID-enabled power button. Reports suggest iOS 27 will include new multitasking features designed specifically for the foldable form factor.
Apple is said to launch 12 more devices this year: Full list
Apple is also expected to refresh several Mac models. Reports suggest a new entry-level 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M6 chip could arrive later this year. The Mac Studio, Mac mini and iMac are also tipped to receive M5-series processors.
Looking further ahead, Apple is believed to be working on a completely redesigned premium laptop, reportedly called the MacBook Ultra. Expected in late 2026 or early 2027, the device could feature an OLED display, touchscreen support, a thinner design and a Dynamic Island-inspired interface.
The iPad lineup may also see notable upgrades. The standard iPad 12 is expected to move from the A16 chip to either the A18 or A19 processor, bringing support for Apple Intelligence. The next iPad mini is rumoured to feature a faster chip, an OLED display, improved speakers and better water resistance.
Apple's wearable lineup is also likely to expand with the Apple Watch Series 12 and Apple Watch Ultra 4. While details remain limited, rumours point to faster processors and possible additions such as Touch ID or more advanced health sensors.
On the smart home front, Apple is expected to introduce an all-new Home Hub featuring a 6-inch to 7-inch display, an A18 chip and the revamped Siri experience. Updated versions of the Apple TV, HomePod and HomePod mini are also said to be in development, with support for the new Siri, Wi-Fi 7 and better overall performance.
While Apple has not confirmed any of these products, the growing number of leaks suggests the company could have one of its busiest launch schedules in years, spanning smartphones, tablets, computers, wearables and smart home devices. If you are waiting for next-gen Apple products, you can stay tuned to India Today Tech for all the updates.
Apple is likely gearing up for one of its biggest product waves in recent years. After finally rolling out its more advanced and personal version of Siri in beta, the company is now expected to unveil a long list of new devices that were reportedly delayed until the AI-powered assistant was ready. Apart from the annual iPhone and Apple Watch launches expected later this year, Apple is also said to be preparing updates across its iPad, Mac and smart home lineup. If the rumours turn out to be accurate, the company could introduce as many as 14 new products over the coming months, with some devices arriving in early 2027. You are likely to see the launch of the iPhone 18 Pro series in September this year as new iPhones come around the same time every year. And the exciting news is that September is just a month away, so Apple fans can start rejoicing.
Apple likely to launch iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone Ultra soon
Apple's next flagship phones are expected to bring several hardware upgrades. The iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are tipped to feature the new A20 Pro chip, which is said to be built using TSMC's 2nm process for better performance and improved power efficiency.
The Pro models are also rumoured to get a smaller Dynamic Island, thanks to Face ID components moving under the display. Camera upgrades could include a variable aperture on the main 48-megapixel sensor, giving users greater control over depth-of-field effects while taking photos.
Apple is also expected to introduce its third-generation in-house C2 modem, which could support 5G connectivity via satellite for web browsing in areas without regular cellular coverage. Other leaked features include a simplified Camera Control button, a new Dark Cherry colour option and redesigned rear Ceramic Shield styling. The larger iPhone 18 Pro Max may also get a bigger battery and a slightly thicker body.
One of the biggest surprises could be Apple's first foldable smartphone, reportedly called the iPhone Ultra. The device is expected to feature a 7.7-inch foldable inner display and a 5.3-inch outer screen. It is also tipped to replace Face ID with a Touch ID-enabled power button. Reports suggest iOS 27 will include new multitasking features designed specifically for the foldable form factor.
Apple is said to launch 12 more devices this year: Full list
Apple is also expected to refresh several Mac models. Reports suggest a new entry-level 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M6 chip could arrive later this year. The Mac Studio, Mac mini and iMac are also tipped to receive M5-series processors.
Looking further ahead, Apple is believed to be working on a completely redesigned premium laptop, reportedly called the MacBook Ultra. Expected in late 2026 or early 2027, the device could feature an OLED display, touchscreen support, a thinner design and a Dynamic Island-inspired interface.
The iPad lineup may also see notable upgrades. The standard iPad 12 is expected to move from the A16 chip to either the A18 or A19 processor, bringing support for Apple Intelligence. The next iPad mini is rumoured to feature a faster chip, an OLED display, improved speakers and better water resistance.
Apple's wearable lineup is also likely to expand with the Apple Watch Series 12 and Apple Watch Ultra 4. While details remain limited, rumours point to faster processors and possible additions such as Touch ID or more advanced health sensors.
On the smart home front, Apple is expected to introduce an all-new Home Hub featuring a 6-inch to 7-inch display, an A18 chip and the revamped Siri experience. Updated versions of the Apple TV, HomePod and HomePod mini are also said to be in development, with support for the new Siri, Wi-Fi 7 and better overall performance.
While Apple has not confirmed any of these products, the growing number of leaks suggests the company could have one of its busiest launch schedules in years, spanning smartphones, tablets, computers, wearables and smart home devices. If you are waiting for next-gen Apple products, you can stay tuned to India Today Tech for all the updates.
Apple is likely gearing up for one of its biggest product waves in recent years. After finally rolling out its more advanced and personal version of Siri in beta, the company is now expected to unveil a long list of new devices that were reportedly delayed until the AI-powered assistant was ready. Apart from the annual iPhone and Apple Watch launches expected later this year, Apple is also said to be preparing updates across its iPad, Mac and smart home lineup. If the rumours turn out to be accurate, the company could introduce as many as 14 new products over the coming months, with some devices arriving in early 2027. You are likely to see the launch of the iPhone 18 Pro series in September this year as new iPhones come around the same time every year. And the exciting news is that September is just a month away, so Apple fans can start rejoicing.
Apple likely to launch iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone Ultra soon
Apple's next flagship phones are expected to bring several hardware upgrades. The iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are tipped to feature the new A20 Pro chip, which is said to be built using TSMC's 2nm process for better performance and improved power efficiency.
The Pro models are also rumoured to get a smaller Dynamic Island, thanks to Face ID components moving under the display. Camera upgrades could include a variable aperture on the main 48-megapixel sensor, giving users greater control over depth-of-field effects while taking photos.
Apple is also expected to introduce its third-generation in-house C2 modem, which could support 5G connectivity via satellite for web browsing in areas without regular cellular coverage. Other leaked features include a simplified Camera Control button, a new Dark Cherry colour option and redesigned rear Ceramic Shield styling. The larger iPhone 18 Pro Max may also get a bigger battery and a slightly thicker body.
One of the biggest surprises could be Apple's first foldable smartphone, reportedly called the iPhone Ultra. The device is expected to feature a 7.7-inch foldable inner display and a 5.3-inch outer screen. It is also tipped to replace Face ID with a Touch ID-enabled power button. Reports suggest iOS 27 will include new multitasking features designed specifically for the foldable form factor.
Apple is said to launch 12 more devices this year: Full list
Apple is also expected to refresh several Mac models. Reports suggest a new entry-level 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M6 chip could arrive later this year. The Mac Studio, Mac mini and iMac are also tipped to receive M5-series processors.
Looking further ahead, Apple is believed to be working on a completely redesigned premium laptop, reportedly called the MacBook Ultra. Expected in late 2026 or early 2027, the device could feature an OLED display, touchscreen support, a thinner design and a Dynamic Island-inspired interface.
The iPad lineup may also see notable upgrades. The standard iPad 12 is expected to move from the A16 chip to either the A18 or A19 processor, bringing support for Apple Intelligence. The next iPad mini is rumoured to feature a faster chip, an OLED display, improved speakers and better water resistance.
Apple's wearable lineup is also likely to expand with the Apple Watch Series 12 and Apple Watch Ultra 4. While details remain limited, rumours point to faster processors and possible additions such as Touch ID or more advanced health sensors.
On the smart home front, Apple is expected to introduce an all-new Home Hub featuring a 6-inch to 7-inch display, an A18 chip and the revamped Siri experience. Updated versions of the Apple TV, HomePod and HomePod mini are also said to be in development, with support for the new Siri, Wi-Fi 7 and better overall performance.
While Apple has not confirmed any of these products, the growing number of leaks suggests the company could have one of its busiest launch schedules in years, spanning smartphones, tablets, computers, wearables and smart home devices. If you are waiting for next-gen Apple products, you can stay tuned to India Today Tech for all the updates.
