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When Is The Next Apple Event? What To Know About The iPhone 14 Event…

Apple holds several events throughout the year. Here’s when to expect the next one!


If you’re an Apple fan, you’ll already be familiar with Apple events. But if you’re not a big tech head, you might not know that Apple events are a pretty big deal in the tech world. Regardless, you’re reading this because you want to know one thing: when is the next Apple event?

Here’s what you need to know…

When Is The Next Apple Event? What To Know About The iPhone 14 Event…Pin

What Are Apple Events?

Apple events refer to an event held by Apple in which the company shows off, or at least previews, new products.

But Apple events weren’t always held by Apple. It seems odd now, but back in the day, Apple would unveil new products at third-party tech conventions, like the Consumer Electronics Show. However, in the early 2000s, as Apple’s star began to outshine all others in the tech industry, the company moved to abandon tech industry events in favor of holding its own events.

There were several reasons for Apple to do this:

First, Apple wanted control over when the event was. If Apple had stuck to showing off its products at CES, it would be beholden to CES on the timing of product announcements, which wasn’t going to cut it for Apple anymore.

Second, Apple wanted the entire news cycle. Industry-wide events like CES have different tech companies all competing for journalists’ and consumers’ attention. Why should Apple–as big as it is–put up with that, especially when the company knew that what most people cared about were the products it was going to announce at the event.

Third, Apple wanted control over the look and feel of the event. Major tech conventions like CES are put on by the operators of those events, which means the operator has a say over the marketing of the event all the way down to the look of the event stage where keynotes are given. Apple was done with being beholden to the design considerations of third-party organizers.

When Are Apple Events?

There no one set date for an Apple event. The dates the Apple event falls on each year vary depending on what Apple plans to announce. But there are usually a few specific timeframes for events:

  • Spring event: This usually takes place in March and is the smallest of all events. At this event, Apple usually previews a new Mac computer or the new low-end iPhone SE. Sometimes Apple will announce a new color for the current iPhone lineup, too.
  • Summer event (WWDC): Apple’s summer event is its biggest. It’s called WWDC, the Worldwide Developer’s Conference. As the name suggests, WWDC focuses on developers–not consumers. That is, WWDC is meant to show off new software products from the company, such as the new version of iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS. Of course, consumers are generally interested in WWDC, too.
  • September event: Apple also usually holds two events in the fall, which are the ones most consumers care about above all. Their annual September event shows off the new iPhone and sometimes iPad, as well as potentially other products, like new AirPods.
  • October event: Then Apple usually holds its final event of the year, which takes place in October. At this event, Apple tends to show off new Macs or iPads.

When Is The Next Apple Event?

The next Apple event should take place in September 2022. At this event, Apple is expected to unveil the new iPhone 14 series. It’s also possible Apple could announce the new AirPods Pro 2.

After the September event, Apple is expected to hold its October event, which should show off new iPad. The event is expected to take place on September 7, 2022.

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Michael Grothaus

Michael Grothaus is an American author and journalist with a flair for exploring the intersection of technology, creativity, and digital culture. With a background in film, journalism, and creative writing, he brings a unique perspective to the world of mobile technology. His work has been featured in renowned publications like Fast Company, The Guardian, and Engadget. At KnowYourMobile, Michael leverages his extensive knowledge to guide readers through the complexities of mobile devices, helping them make informed choices in the fast-paced tech landscape.

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