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Apple Says ‘Surprise and Shine’: Sept. 9 Event Sets the Stage for Apple’s Next Big iPhone Era

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Apple Says ‘Surprise and Shine’: Sept. 9 Event Sets the Stage for Apple’s Next Big iPhone Era
CTV News
CTV News1 hrs ago
Apple Says ‘Surprise and Shine’: Sept. 9 Event Sets the Stage for Apple’s Next Big iPhone Era
Apple is set to host its next launch event on Sept. 9, where the company is expected to unveil its newest iPhone series and potentially its long-awaited foldable phone.
CNET
CNET18 hrs ago
Apple Might Add a Pencil to Its First Foldable, but Don’t Expect It at Launch
Steve Jobs said in 2007 that “nobody wants a stylus” for the iPhone. That could change.
Mashable
Mashable1 days ago
The surprises we expect and want from Apple’s surprise and shine event
Here's what to expect from Apple's September 9 event, including new iPhones, a possible foldable, smartwatches and more.
Forbes
Forbes1 days ago
Foldable iPhone: Apple Tested New Pencil But It Won’t Launch On Sept. 9
Foldable iPhone: Apple Tested New Pencil But It Won’t Launch On Sept. 9  Forbes
Engadget
Engadget1 days ago
Apple prototyped a stylus for the foldable iPhone that we may never see
On the bright side, Apple is more certainly working on an Apple Watch overhaul.
Times of India
Times of India3 days ago
Rs 62,500 crore bet: After making iPhones, can India build the next Apple?
With the launch of the Rs 62,500 crore Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme (MPMS), India is eyeing its homegrown smartphone brands - with every aspect from design, R&D to components and manufacturing taking place in the country.
Apple £450 iPhone can be snapped up for £199 ahead of rumoured iPhone 18 launch
Taking advantage of one clever deal could secure you an iPhone at a major bargain
MyJoyOnline
MyJoyOnline🏁 first to report3 days ago
Bawumia feared Sri Lanka-style food crisis as Ghana battled forex shortages
Flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, has revealed that he feared Ghana could suffer a Sri Lanka-style economic crisis as the country struggled with severe foreign exchange shortages. He said his concerns grew as Ghana battled a balance of payments crisis following the Russia-Ukraine war, which s