September 7 "Far Out" iPhone 14 EventĪpple held an iPhone-centric event on September 7, where it introduced the the 6.1-inch iPhone 14, the 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Max, the 6.1-inch iPhone 14 Pro, and the 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Pro Max. WWDC also saw the first hardware unveiling we've had in June in several years, with Apple debuting the M2 MacBook Air and the M2 13-inch MacBook Pro.įor more on what to expect from iOS 16, make sure to check out our dedicated roundup. WWDCĪpple held its Worldwide Developers Conference keynote on Monday, June 6, and introduced new software and hardware products.Īpple introduced iOS 16, iPadOS 16, macOS 13 Ventura, watchOS 9, and tvOS 16, the next-generation versions of its software, all of which are available to developers for testing and will be released in the fall. Spring 2022 - March 8 "Peek Performance" EventĪpple in March 2022 held a "Peek Performance" event that saw the introduction of the first products of the year.Īpple unveiled the third-generation iPhone SE with 5G and an A15 chip, the fifth-generation iPad Air with M1 chip and 5G, the Mac mini/Mac Pro hybrid called the Mac Studio with new high-end M1 Ultra chip, and the Studio Display, a new 27-inch 5K display that's priced at $1,599. Note that the product launch information in this guide is based on rumors and estimates, and actual launch timelines could vary.
We're expecting multiple events to take place in 2022, including WWDC and the September iPhone event. In this guide, we're keeping track of all of the Apple events that are on the horizon and what we're expecting to see at each one, so make sure to check back in regularly. There's usually a spring event in March, the Worldwide Developers Conference in June, a September event that's focused on iPhone and Apple Watch, and sometimes an October event if there are iPads or Macs expected in the fall.
In an average year, Apple holds three to four events.
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