Apple iPhone 14 series to be released on September 7

The Apple iPhone 14 series is on its way. It’s official: September 7 is the date. Apple has confirmed that its first annual fall special event will occur on that day. The company’s tagline for the event is Far out. Apple’s invitation says the iPhone 14 event will be held in person this year. This interrupts the chain of virtual iPhone events caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. The iPhone 14 event will be hold on September 7 at 10 a.m. PT/1 p.m. ET. As in previous years, Apple will use the event to launch several products. Including the iPhone 14 series also the Apple Watch 8.

The iPhone 14 series will include four new iPhones, but not the iPhone 14 mini.

The iPhone 14 lineup will include four models: the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 14 Max, also iPhone 14 Pro Max. ‘Pro’ supposedly refers to higher-end specifications, while ‘Max’ refers to the larger screen size. As a result, the addition of the iPhone 14 Max will likely be the most significant upgrade to the iPhone 14 lineup this year. This is the 1st time Apple has released a 6.7-inch iPhone model with ‘Pro’ features. The Pro also Max models will have a notch-less display and a 48-megapixel camera, among other changes.

Apple’s iPhone 14 series is expect to go on sale in September.

The Apple iPhone 14 series is expect to sell on September 16. Continuing the “Friday tradition” of iPhone sale day. Apple held its iPhone 13 event on September 14, 2021, and the phones went on sale on Friday, September 24, 2021. According to Bloomberg. Apple store employees have been told to brace themselves for a “major new product release” on September 16.

This year, there will be no iPhone Mini.

Due to “sluggish sales,” Apple is reportedly discontinuing its smallest iPhone, the 5.4-inch Mini, this year. A 2021 report from Nikkei Asian Review predicted the demise of the iPhone 14 Mini, as did a research note from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.