Apple's last event was its Glowtime presentation, which took place on September 9. For a recap of the event, check out our iPhone 16 event live blog.
At that event we saw the launch of the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max, along with the Apple Watch 10 and AirPods 4.
Before that, we had WWDC 2024, which introduced iOS 18, macOS 15 Sequoia, watchOS 11, and more—for a detailed account of the keynote, check out our WWDC 2024 live blog recap. And before that, we had Apple’s “Let Loose” event, where Apple introduced OLED models of the iPad Air and iPad Pro with access to the new M4 chip.
Read on to learn more about Apple's recent and upcoming events, and more details about what happened at Apple's latest keynote.
When is Apple's next event or product launch?
- There could be an iPad event or launch in October
Apple's next product launch, whether through an event or a simple press release, could be the new iPads in October.
According to Mark Gurman of Bloomberg in one of his Light Newsletter, Apple might finally update the iPad mini, introducing the iPad mini 7, as we've decided to call it. Given that the smallest iPad hasn't been updated since 2021, it's arguably about time it got a refresh.
What happened at Apple's last event?
- New iPhone 16 models
- Apple Watch 10 was introduced
- There is a satin black Apple Watch Ultra 2
- The new AirPods 4 were presented
- Apple Intelligence already has a release date
Apple's latest event took place on September 9, 2024, and revealed a whole host of products – as mentioned, we got the new iPhone 16 range, a new Apple Watch, and new AirPods.
On top of that, Apple revealed a satin black version of the Apple Watch Ultra 2—there was no Apple Watch Ultra 3. And it gave us an official release date from Apple Intelligence.
For more from the event, check out our iPhone 16 Pro hands-on review, iPhone 16 Pro Max hands-on review, and Apple Watch Series 10 hands-on review. And be sure to check out our recap of everything Apple announced and the 16 things we learned.