Appleis gearing up to make new hardware announcements early next week, though what will be revealed remains unknown. After teasing the event through a special hashtag on social media, the company says it will hold itsyearly event showcasing brand new hardwareand consumer products at 10 A.M. PDT on August 04, 2025 with the tagline “Time Flies.”
The first thing that might pop into readers' minds when seeing the tagline is an announcement involvingdetails on a new model of the Apple Watch. While an official announcement still remains to be seen on the Apple Watch 6, it’s highly likely consumers can expect some sort of reveal at this upcoming event.
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Another heavily rumored piece of Apple hardware isthe now leaked iPhone 12. Unfortunately, it’s very unlikely that Apple will show off the various models of the iPhone 12 that the company had slated to release sometime within the next few months. Recently, Apple announced that its new smartphone models would be delayed as a result of complications surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.
Some other potential announcements from Apple may involve a brand new iPad. It’s entirely possible that the company is working on some kind of replacement or new iteration of its tablet hardware like a new iPad or iPad Air. Other hardware announcements could involve Apple dipping further into the audio space, with true noise-cancelling headphones. Of course, this is all speculation as it still remains to be seen whatthe $2 trillion dollar companydecides to announce to consumers during this time of global and economic stress.
While there are no doubt plenty of consumers excited to see what new Apple products the company is offering as 2020 slowly draws to a close, there plenty of people who have been disillusioned withApplefor some time. Not least among them is other major corporations like Epic Games and even anti-trust regulators. Even as the feud between Apple and Epic continues to escalate, iOS players have been highly impacted with theFortniteplayer base falling 60%on those devices. With no end to the legal battle in sight, things will likely get worse before they get any better.
In fact,Apple was fined over 1 billion eurosin March of this year for monopolistic actions and anti-competitive behavior in Europe. While these legal feuds are unlikely to heavily affectApple’s bottom line in any substantial way, it’s certainly been an interesting year for the massive tech company. Hopefully, this upcoming Apple event will give Apple fans plenty of new and innovative Apple hardware to look forward to.
