Apples iPhone 17 invite analyzed what it tells us plus 3 things you
shouldn't expect to see at the show

Date:
Wed, 27 Aug 2025 14:36:35 +0000

Description:
Apple has sent out invitations to its iPhone event this September heres what weve learned.

FULL STORY ======================================================================Apples iPhone event will take place on September 9, 2025 The event invitation might contain clues hinting at what well see There are some products that
definitely wont be at the show, though

Invitations for Apples iPhone 17 event have just gone out, and the company
has confirmed that the show will take place on September 9, 2025. That will give us our first glimpse of the iPhone 17 range and much more, and there could well be some hints buried in Apples Awe dropping invitation card.

The first clue lies in the event name. Apple has picked Awe dropping this year, and that suggests to us that the company is confident it has some big news to share. Based on the rumors weve seen so far, that could be the iPhone 17 Air , which will likely be Apples thinnest phone ever and something that could take the iPhone line in a new direction.

If you saw the Apple invitation on an iPad or iPhone, you might have noticed that you can interact with it: slide a finger or stylus over the Apple logo and its colors move to follow your input. That might be an allusion to Apples Liquid Glass redesign , which also features colorful visual effects that move and refract light. Get ready for an awe dropping #AppleEvent on Tuesday, September 9! pic.twitter.com/uAcYp2RLMM August 26, 2025

Speaking of colors, Apples Awe dropping logo prominently showcases oranges, yellows and blues. That might point towards the iPhone 17s colors , all of which supposedly feature in a photo from leaker Sonny Dickson that he claims showcases the entire phone line-up. Among the devices are dark blue and
orange iPhone 17 Pro phones, as well as light blue and golden yellow iPhone
17 Air devices.

The event logos tones are also reminiscent of patterns produced by a heat-sensing device. Could that be an indication that Apple will improve the iPhones cooling abilities? There are rumors that the iPhone 17 roster will come with vapor chamber cooling , which would certainly be worth shouting about on Apples part. Whats probably not coming to the show (Image credit: Future / Lance Ulanoff)

All that said, there are a few things were unlikely to see at Apples
September event. Firstly, pre-show indications suggest that the Mac line will be entirely absent, with Apple planning to launch new Macs either later in 2025 or in early 2026 . If you want a new MacBook Pro or iMac, youre probably going to have to wait.

Likewise, the HomePod is highly unlikely to make an appearance, despite
strong claims that Apple is busy developing a HomePod with an integrated display and a version of the speaker that puts a screen on a robotic arm . Theres still a while to wait before those products are ready, though.

Finally, the AirPods Max headphones have been left largely unchanged since their 2020 launch, with just a USB-C port and new colors being added in 2024. Despite that, the device is not expected to be upgraded this September and there are no suggestions that a new edition is planned for the foreseeable future, either.

Still, there should be plenty on show at Apples Awe dropping event. If the logo is anything to go by, we could have plenty on our plate. You might also like iPhone 17 launch date official as Apple sends out invites for Awe dropping event here are 5 things to expect iPhone 17: latest news and rumors for every expected model Why won't AirPods Max 2 be at the newly announced September Apple Event yet again? A report says they're 'too popular' to kill and 'not popular enough' to prioritize



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