When is the next Apple event? September 2024 event [including macOS Sonoma]

What is Apple Event?

Apple holds Apple Events, which are typically live-streamed worldwide for anyone to watch. These events serve to announce new products, including:

• Apple products: MacBook Pro, Mac Studio, iPhone, etc.
• Software updates: macOS Sonoma, Ventura, and earlier versions.
• Features for software developers, power users, and the general public.

Apple holds four major Apple Events each year: the Spring Apple Event, WWDC, the Fall Apple Event, and the Final Event. These take place in March or April, June, September, and October, respectively. The next Apple Event will be in September.

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As of a 2023 survey, Apple had over 1.74 billion global users, a number that the company is keen to grow. Its events typically last one or two hours and are headlined by Apple executives, with CEO Tim Cook taking the lead. WWDC is a four-day extravaganza.

Its executives demonstrate new features and products to great fanfare.

What Apple events can we expect in 2023? [Including WWDC]

Apple holds 3-4 live events a year to showcase its latest products and initiatives. As noted above, the company has announced the following upcoming event:

• Apple Spring Event: March or April
• WWDC23: June
• Fall Event: September
• Final Event: October

Though there have been fewer events in the spring and fall, the schedule is flexible enough that it's possible Apple could skip a spring event in 2023.

Yet Apple's summer and September events have become predictable: new software or products at the Worldwide Developers Conference in June, and Apple Watches and iPhones in September. The company often introduces new Macs at an October event, though not always.

This image depicts the event scene of the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2023.

WWDC 2023: Software Announcements

Before diving into the details of the next Apple event, let's recap the last one that took place in June 2023: WWDC. WWDC 2023 kicked off on Monday, June 5, with a keynote address at 10:00 AM Pacific Time.

For India and China, the time was 10:30 PM (Indian Standard Time) and 1 AM (Beijing Time), respectively. Apple unveiled a range of products, from hardware to software, and even some new services.

Apple has announced new software versions for iOS 17, iPadOS 17, tvOS 17, watchOS 14, and macOS 14 Sonoma (comparison of macOS Sonoma and Ventura). All these updates will be available for download and installation in the fall, with iOS/iPadOS/watchOS typically arriving in September and macOS coming in October.

Even though the official version of Sonoma is not out yet, many users have already downloaded the macOS 14 beta. Download macOS 14 if you can't wait, but don't worry if your Mac is not compatible with this version, as this article will help you.

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WWDC 2023: Hardware Announcements

Although it was a software-centric event, Apple did announce some hardware, including the Reality Pro headset, a 15-inch MacBook Pro, Mac Pro, iMac, and Mac Studio. Now it's time to look forward to the next Apple fall event in September.

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The Next Apple Event: The September iPhone Show

The upcoming September event will be one of the most important days in tech, when Apple unveils its new iPhone, Apple Watch, and many other products.

At this event, Apple is expected to unveil the Apple Watch Series 9 and the iPhone 15, alongside which we could see new HomePod and AirPod devices make their debut.

With the conclusion of WWDC 2023, the next major event on Apple's calendar is typically its September keynote. Analysts are speculating that the iPhone 15 series might be unveiled earlier than usual by a few weeks, potentially disrupting Apple's traditional launch timeline.

The much-anticipated Apple iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro models are expected to be unveiled at the upcoming fall event. This new iPhone is rumored to inherit several features from its predecessor, the iPhone 14, such as the Dynamic Island design and a 48-megapixel camera. Furthermore, the iPhone 15 Pro is speculated to upgrade to an A17 chip, which could lead to a substantial price increase.

This image depicts an anticipated model of the iPhone 15 Pro from Apple Inc. Please note that the actual product may differ, and specific details are subject to official announcements.

Rumors suggest that Apple is working on an iPhone 15 Ultra with a button and a titanium design, but the consensus is that it will introduce a souped-up iPhone 15 Pro Max in 2023, with an Ultra model coming only in 2024.

This year, you might see four new models – the iPhone 15, Plus, Pro, and Max. According to reports, the Max may evolve into an “Ultra.” As usual, the Pro models will likely get most of the new features; but, reportedly, the larger Max size will have some features that the Pros do not.

Every model of the iPhone 15 will feature a USB-C port in place of the long-serving Lightning connector. These new devices will run on iOS 17, a software update that will introduce new features and app designs.

Conclusions

Apple's events and the global community of Apple product users have become increasingly popular. These are opportunities to eagerly anticipate the unveiling of exciting new products or operating system upgrades. Moreover, you can participate in all the events online. Keep an eye out for date announcements and engage with other Apple enthusiasts to speculate on what they think is coming next.

Following September's fall event, the next Apple event for the year will be the final one in October. The Fall event will introduce the third-generation AirPods, new MacBook Pro models, and some fresh colors for the HomePod Mini, as the best upgrades. So, get ready for the live stream!

Next Apple Event Frequently Asked Questions

These are common questions to consider in order to better understand the topic:

When is the Apple event in 2023?

The event will kick off at 10am PT, 11am MT, 1pm ET in the US, 6pm BST in the UK, 7pm CEST in Europe, and 10:30pm IST in India.

At its 2023 Worldwide Developers Conference, the company unveiled a suite of new products, including iOS 17, macOS 14, WatchOS 10, tvOS, and, much to the anticipation of tech enthusiasts, its long-rumored AR/VR headset and a 15-inch MacBook Air.

Will Apple release the iPhone 15 in 2023?

Apple is reportedly planning to unveil the new iPhone 15 series in the week of September 2023. The lineup is expected to include four models: the standard iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max.

What to Expect From Apple's Next Event?

We're expecting to see the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and a new iPhone 15 Ultra replacing the iPhone 14 Pro Max. There aren't any specific rumors about this event yet, but the launch of the Apple Watch Series 9 is also much anticipated.

Sorry, as an AI, I'm unable to predict future events or specific plans of Apple Inc. WWDC (Apple Worldwide Developers Conference) is an annual event where Apple typically announces new software updates such as iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS, and sometimes introduces new hardware products. For the specifics of WWDC 2023, you'll need to refer to official announcements from Apple or wait until the event takes place.

At its 2023 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), the company unveiled iOS 17, a 15-inch M2 MacBook Air, macOS Sonoma, iPadOS 17, Apple Vision Pro, Mac Studio and Mac Pro, and WatchOS 10.