iPhone 12 launch date revealed, MacBooks with Apple chips coming in October

According to a reputable tipster on Apple-related stuff, the company is going to unveil the iPhone 12 family on September 8 and the Apple Watch Series 6 will tag along as well. Additionally, the leakster suggests that new iPad Pro, the rumored Apple Glass and MacBooks with Apple’s in-house chips will make an appearance on October 27.

Although nothing is confirmed, we tend to believe the rumor given Apple’s choice of dates in the past. Last year, the iPhone 11 family came to be on September 10, Tuesday and this year’s September 8 is on Tuesday as well. Apple likes to keep things on schedule. Moreover, the report suggests that a new iPad and the long-awaited AirPower charging pad for iPhones and AirPods will finally hit the streets. Of course, the event will be online due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

On October 27, we will likely see new MacBook and MacBook Pro 13, both powered by Apple’s silicon alongside the rumored Apple Glass project and a refresh of the iPad Pro.

The given dates are in line with what other rumors have suggested in the past so we can say that the current leak is plausible, to say the least.

 

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