Every September, Apple has released its new iPhones, but lockdowns and suppliers' restrictions meant that timeframe wasn't met. The global health crisis last year not only required Apple to hold its typically in-person events online, but it also delayed the launch of the iPhone 12 to October, one month behind the usual schedule. While some may have hoped that the 2021 iPhone event would be held in person following five virtual online events, that's highly unlikely to be the case. Under normal circumstances, Apple would have held standalone events at the Steve Jobs Theater in Apple Park, with a live audience consisting of Apple employees, members of the media, special guests, and others. Before that, the company's first event of 2021 focused on new products was held on April 20 and included the M1 iPad Pro, ‌iMac‌, and more.ĭue to the global health crisis, both 2021 and all events of 2020 have been held virtually online. To help, we've created this guide for MacRumors' readers that outlines what events we could see and what we should expect.Īpple's last event was the Worldwide Developers Conference in June, which focused on upcoming updates to iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS.

The cloud of product rumors can make it hard to stay updated with what new devices to expect and when. There has been an avalanche of rumors about this year's fall season and what Apple has planned for the remainder of 2021. Looking ahead to the next few weeks, the list of 2021 Apple products will grow even longer as Apple prepares to reveal the next iPhones, MacBook Pros, and more. This year, Apple has already released several new products, including new iPads, the 24-inch iMac, the new Apple TV, and of course, AirTags.

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