The much-anticipated next generation of iPhones will be officially revealed today at 1 PM ET. Apple is expected to launch four new models: the base iPhone 16, the larger iPhone 16 Plus, the premium iPhone 16 Pro, and the powerful iPhone 16 Pro Max. The Pro versions are rumored to feature slightly larger screens, with the iPhone 16 Pro increasing from 6.1 inches to 6.3 inches, and the iPhone 16 Pro Max growing from 6.7 inches to 6.9 inches. Additionally, the camera modules across the iPhone 16 series may receive a fresh design update.
While the new iPhones will take center stage, Apple is also expected to showcase more hardware at this event. Rumors are swirling about redesigned AirPods and an upgraded Apple Watch.
The next-generation Apple Watch could feature a larger display, more in line with the rugged Apple Watch Ultra. There’s also speculation about a new strap system that would allow for easier swapping of bands, thanks to redesigned connectors.
The event will begin at 1 PM ET, and you can follow our live updates as we give you first impressions of all the new Apple products.
Additional Tech News You Might Have Missed
- Philips Hue Sync Box Now Supports HDMI 2.1
Philips has upgraded its Hue Sync Box, adding support for HDMI 2.1. This enhancement allows the device to sync lights with 4K video at 120Hz, making it perfect for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S gamers. The box can sync with up to 10 Hue lights, creating an immersive light show based on what’s on screen. Adjust the brightness and intensity via the Hue app to suit your preferences. - YouTube Takes Down Five Right-Wing Political Channels
In a significant move, YouTube has removed five right-wing channels reportedly linked to a U.S. Justice Department indictment involving Russian-backed media organizations. One of the removed channels belongs to RT (Russia Today), which has been accused of spreading disinformation in an attempt to influence the upcoming 2024 U.S. election. The indictment also highlights RT’s involvement with Tenet Media, a U.S. organization alleged to have received illegal funding from Russian agents.
LG’s innovative stretchable display technology took center stage at Seoul Fashion Week 2025, integrated into a futuristic clothing and bag concept. A prominent Korean designer showcased garments and accessories, such as clutches, featuring flexible displays embedded in the fabric, including the front of outfits and sleeves.
To make this possible, LG modified the technology by crafting the display substrate from a silicon material similar to that used in contact lenses, ensuring both flexibility and durability. This collaboration represents a bold step towards merging tech with fashion, hinting at a future where wearable displays may become part of everyday style.
