Tech Lightyear

With the launch of three new iPhone models in September and two new Apple Watch models in October, Apple is stepping up its product lineup for fall. The new phones will feature new features such as 5G networks, aluminum casing, and eSIMs, and some of them will even be available in the US for the first time.

3 new iPhone 14 models

Apple is launching four new iPhones this year. The iPhone 14 is a big upgrade over last year’s model, and it will feature an always-on display and a bigger display. It will also have a titanium casing and a larger battery. In addition, Apple is releasing AirPods Pro 2, an updated version of its premium earbuds.

3 new Apple Watch Series 7 models

The new Apple Watch Series 7 has a slightly bigger screen, 40% smaller bezels, and new colors. The battery also lasts longer, and charging is faster via USB-C. It also supports IPX dust resistance for the first time. Although there are few changes in the rest of the Watch lineup, it still has the same processor, battery, and health features as its predecessors.

5G network

The iPhone 14 will be the first iPhone to support AT&T’s new 5G network. AT&T has added midband spectrum for the iPhone to support the new network, and the iPhone 12 will also be compatible with the new network. Currently, only AT&T’s C-band network supports 5G, so customers with iPhones that are not compatible will not be able to use the network. However, it is expected that AT&T will eventually use both C-band and midband spectrums for a nationwide 5G network.

Aluminum casing

Apple’s new iPhone 14 models feature a flat-edge design with an aluminium chassis and a glass rear. They also have a dual rear camera located in the top left corner. These models also offer IP68 dust and water resistance. They also come in a variety of different colours.

Motion sensors

Apple’s new iPhone lineup will include a camera with a 48-megapixel main lens and a dual-core accelerometer. These features will work in conjunction with Apple’s crash detection algorithm. The devices will also use a microphone to hear sounds associated with car crashes. The technology was tested in crash test labs and with real-world accidents.

Price

Apple’s fall iPhone lineup is expected to include 3 new models, starting at $799. The low-end iPhone 14 model is expected to sell for $799 while the high-end model will start at $999. Apple is expected to drop the mini model and leave only the iPhone 14 Max and iPhone 14 Pro models. In terms of specs, the iPhone 14 is expected to stick to the same design language as last year’s models.