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Apple has a long list of devices that it plans to launch during the first half of 2026, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman said today. Apple is working on an iPhone 17e, along with several Macs and iPads.

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Here's what's in the works for 2026:

  • iPhone 17e - Updated A19 chip, could launch in February.
  • MacBook Air - M5 chips.
  • MacBook Pro - M5 chips.
  • Updated Apple Display - A follow up to the Apple Studio Display and Pro Display XDR.
  • Low-cost iPad - Will get a faster chip. Slated for March/April.
  • iPad Air - Expected to get M4 chip. March/April launch timeline.
  • Smart home hub - Expected in the first half of next year.

Later this year, Apple plans to launch new iPhone 17 models, new versions of the Apple Watch, Apple Watch Ultra, and Apple Watch SE, and new iPad Pro models.

Tags: Bloomberg, Mark Gurman

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Luuthian
11 months ago
When are we getting a new Apple TV? That’s all I’m currently waiting on
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Plutonius
11 months ago
Lately, I don't believe anything until Apple releases it.
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octopi
11 months ago
"Mark Gurman said..." Stick a silly hat on, get a little drunk, roll some dice, make some guesses.
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JPack
11 months ago
No info on desktop Macs unfortunately. I wonder if Apple will consider lower cost displays.
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SmOgER
11 months ago

Lately, I don't believe anything until Apple releases it.
But.. But… Gurman said.. 🥲
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nt5672
11 months ago

Whatever you consider to be Apple’s “nanny fake rules”, you must know by now that the underpinnings of macOS aren’t going to drastically change, so you’re out of luck there. If Linux works for you, stick with Linux and don’t even bother with the Mac.
They, the underpinnings, are changing with every release. Views no longer resizable, help features missing, wack-a-mole usability, security restrictions released that are not ready for prime time (don't work with other Apple apps), features that are NOT user configurable, etc.

Apple's macOS is no longer inclusive in functionality to meet different user's needs, you have to be a user that conforms to Apple's nanny expectations and limited use cases.
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