We've been waiting for this one, and it's finally here. The Apple September event is official, and based on what we've been hearing, the company has been working on quite a bit for this one. So today, I want to show you absolutely everything that Apple's going to be announcing on September 9th, from new iPhone 16 models, updated versions of the Apple Watch, a brand new iPad mini, and the biggest update to AirPods that I think we've ever seen. There's so much to talk about today, but first, a closer look at this year's invites, as Apple has confirmed the event is happening on Monday, September 9th, 10 a.m. Pacific Standard Time, with the tagline this year being It's Glow Time, which is one of the less direct but also super direct things that Apple has hinted about in recent history. The imagery Apple shown off includes an iridescent and glowing Apple logo that kind of morphs and changes shapes that ultimately looks pretty familiar to me. Well, it's pretty much a one-to-one match.

with the branding that Apple has used for their AI feature set, including Apple Intelligence, which essentially confirms that with this being the iPhone event, this is going to be the year for Apple's first true AI phones to be released. But what exact features are coming? Well, let's start there with the four new iPhones for 20124. The lineup is very similar to last year, on the low-end two iPhone 16 models, and on the high-end two iPhone 16 Pro models. But this time around, these phones are not going to be as different as they have been historically, because this year, all four iPhone 16 models will be sharing the same set of core new AI features that Apple actually previewed a few months ago with Apple Intelligence. Like the brand new version of Siri that's smarter, that understands you better, that has ChatGPT integrated into it. There's an entirely new suite of writing tools to change the way that you word things, to make things more professional or friendly, baked into the iPhone by default now. And most exciting for me are

the new image generation features like gen Emoji, where you can just tell your phone what emoji you want to make, and on-device instantly it will make it, and even cool features in photos like the ability to remove people from scenes to give your photos the best and cleanest look that you want them to have. But to be fair, Apple's also releasing these features on last year's iPhone 15 Pro, so what's going to make them feel special on the iPhone 16 lineup? Well, based on everything we're hearing, that's going to come down to the brand new dual chips that Apple's been working on: the A18 for the iPhone 16 and the A8 Pro for the iPhone 16 Pro. Basically, while last year's iPhone 15 Pro can run the AI features, they are going to be significantly more efficient and quick, and probably way less harsh on your phone's battery because of the brand new chipset. Plus, we've also heard that Apple could be building exclusive AI features just for the iPhone 16 lineup with these

new chips, including features that you can't get on any of the older iPhones or other Apple products. So expect Apple to talk a lot about that, as well as the other changes that they're bringing to both these phones too. Like on the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus, Apple's making some minor design changes, like redesigning the camera on the back to be a vertical stack. Now that said, to include an upgraded ultra-wide lens, but also support 3D spatial video capture. So if you have the $3,500 Apple Vision Pro, you can watch your 3D immersive videos back on that. And by the way, make sure you hit that subscribe button to stay up to date on the latest iPhone news. The mute switch is also going away on these regular 16s, as Apple is bringing down the action button from the Pros. So you can now remap that to anything instead of only being on ringer or not. But also, if you ever use your phone off silent, I don't know, I don't think you're

a real person 'cause nobody does that. That's the first of two new buttons this year on the iPhone 16 as below the power. Which Apple is adding a new dedicated button for photo and video capture. Rumors are calling it The capture button and it's going to be a bit different than buttons on the iPhone in the past. It's going to be a solid-state vibration-only button similar to the home button on an iPhone 7 we're hearing. Which means it will support new kinds of gestures. You'll be able to like long press to focus a photo or press down a hard to capture a photo. You'll be able to slide over left or right to zoom in or out on your lenses. And they're said to be other gestures too like switching between the photo and video modes. Basically, the goal is to bring the best parts of a traditional digital camera down to a more tactile shooting experience on the iPhone. Which I do think is going to be a hit. We've also seen the five new colors for this year.

black, white, a darker blue, brand new turquoise, green option, as well as pink, making it come back. Everything else though, from USBC on the bottom to the same 6.1 and 6.7 in screens with Dynamic Island on top, that is staying the same of course. If you're like me and you do want a bit more, there are the pros, which Apple is making the screens larger this year. They're going to be the largest iPhones they've ever made, increasing about 2 in on each, up to 6.3 and 6.9 in now, which means the actual size of the phones are increasing too. Also getting bigger this year are the physical batteries on the inside. Apple said to be using a new stacked battery technology for the first time, which allows them to essentially fold more battery material up into the same spot, so they can increase the physical capacity quite a bit. One rumor is saying almost a 10% year-over-year increase for the smaller iPhone 16 Pro, which is a really big deal.

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new options like the ultrawide camera getting the 48-megapixel sensor, the 5x telephoto zoom lens coming down from the biggest Pro Max to the regular Pro this year, and to capture the highest quality content. There's going to be a new photo format for even higher resolution photos and recording Obby Vision video at a higher resolution than before. Also, the new capture button is coming on the Pros as well, and it's said to work pretty much exactly here as it does on the cheaper iPhone 16s. As for the Pro colors this year, not a whole lot happening. There's going to be a new flagship Gold Titanium option that I do think looks pretty good rendered out here, but the other three colors of black, white, and natural gray will remain. Again, again though, all things considered physically with these phones not changing this much, the new AI features are going to be the reason you want to buy these. Next up for Apple September event, the two new Apple Watches starting off with the Apple Watch Series 10. The displays on the

Apple Watch Series 10 are going to be the largest they've ever been, increasing in size now to 45 and 49 mm, making the largest regular Apple Watch actually the same screen size as the Apple Watch Ultra, so it's going to be pretty big. That being said, the casing of the Apple Watch is said to get even thinner this year, potentially making these one of the thinner Apple Watches. But aside from those two changes, not a whole lot else happening here. On the inside, there's going to be a faster chip for the second year in a row that is built down the road for future AI features, but none of those new Apple Watch AI features are said to be here right away. But larger changes like blood pressure monitoring, which was initially on the docket for 2024, it sounds like that may have been cut and might not be launching this year after all. And other health features like sleep apnea tracking or the long-awaited non-invasive blood glucose monitoring, we're hearing that is still years away, even in 2024. But what about the Apple

watch Ultra 3. This is personally the Apple watch that I've been wearing since the day it came out. And well, the Apple watch Ultra 3 unfortunately is not much more exciting as there are no changes happening in the design. But instead, a new black titanium color on the way. There'll also be that new chip on the inside, but that is uh, I mean, I wanted to just like make up something to make it sound more exciting, but no, there is really not much happening for these Apple watches. And while there was supposed to be that initially huge Apple watch update this year with a major redesign, sounds like we'll be waiting for that for yet another year. Next up, as I was editing, we just got some breaking news that Apple is likely going to be updating the iPad Mini as well at this event. It appears that stock around Apple Stores is starting to run low, and there have been rumors all year long that a new iPad Mini was just around the corner. That being said though, the update this year

is going to be pretty modest. Apple is just doing a spec bump update where they swap out the chip on the inside to now support all of the new Apple intelligence AI features, as the current iPad Mini was not on the list of support for those. If you were hoping for bigger iPad Mini changes, yeah, it doesn't seem like those are happening this year. But that being said, Apple does have one other product coming at this event that is going to be a massive deal, and it's probably going to be the sleeper update for this entire event, and that is the brand new version of AirPods, fourth generation. See, Apple last updated these almost 3 years ago, back in 2021, and since then, they've been positioned as their mid-tier AirPods, a little bit better than the AirPod 2 Basics, not as cool as the AirPod Pros. But this year, Apple's basically taking the best parts of all of their AirPods and putting it into this single product. AirPods 4 are said to be getting an updated design. One

that's a direct cross between the current AirPods 3 and AirPods Pro that support noise cancellation, which means AirPods 4 will support active noise cancellation, marking the first time Apple has brought down that feature from the Pros. On the inside, they're likely getting the AirPods Pro H2 chip, which should improve audio quality, especially in the bass range, but also extending battery life by potentially up to an hour. But Apple didn't stop there with the Pro features, as the AirPods 4 case is said to be basically the exact same as the AirPods Pro 2 case, the one that has USB-C on the bottom, the speaker, and Find My functionality built-in, potentially a cutout for the lanyard loop, and even the ability to charge it with an Apple Watch charger. Which all together makes AirPods 4 sound like an incredibly compelling update. And as somebody who runs with my AirPods 3 'cause they fit better in my ears than the Pros.

I cannot wait for these to come out, and next to the iPhone 16 is absolutely the thing I'm most looking forward to at this event. So, zooming out here, Apple September 9th event is going to be a big one: four new iPhones, three new Apple watches, a new pair of AirPods 4, plus that new version of the iPad Mini 20, all seemingly confirmed for this event, and I could not be more excited. There's going to be another event later this year for Macs and iPads, and maybe those AirPods Max 20s. Those are going to be coming in the future; just doesn't sound like immediately right here on September 9th. So, make sure you hit that subscribe button in case you haven't already for the latest Apple news. Drop a like if you enjoy this or you learned something new. Okay, Ian Sam, hope you're doing well, and I will catch you very soon with way more videos about the iPhone 16. You know I will. You know I will in this.

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