Apple is about to hold its first big product event of 2022 and the focus will be on performance. That likely means faster chips, more devices with 5G connectivity and more powerful cameras.
Apple's event will be livestreamed on its website, YouTube and other social media platforms. It is set to kick off at 10 a.m. PST/1 p.m. EST. Here's a closer look at what to expect:While Apple typically launches its flagship iPhone devices in the fall, the rumour mill indicates it could introduce its third iPhone SE this week.
"We still have not seen an overwhelming demand for it from our consumer smartphone surveys," said Anthony Scarsella, an analyst at market research firm IDC. "It just happens that most new devices entering the market are 5G enabled; it's more of a supply-side push." But he does believe the expected US$399 price point -- the same as the current iPhone SE -- will appeal to first-time buyers, as well asThe next-generation iPad Air is also said to be getting the same A15 processor as the new iPhone SE, along with 5G connectivity and a new front-facing camera.