Apple has ad that it will host its annual fall event on September 15, 2020. However, there were rumors that Apple could push back the release date of its new products, scheduled for this year, due to the coronavirus pandemic. The date of the event is unusual, as Apple typically unveils its products in the second week of September.
Apple sent out event invitations with a scribbled blue-colored Apple logo, and this year the company named its event "Time Flies." It could be related to the launch of a new Apple Watch. The iPhone manufacturing company also launched a #AppleEvent hashtag in the same shade of Aqua. The color hints that this year we might see an aqua color option for iPhone 12.
Apple is expected to announce the iPhone 12, a new iPad Air, Apple Watch Series 6, Apple Tags, and new on-ear headphones. However, the Bloomberg report states that Apple will not be unveiling the new iPhone 12 at this event, and the event will be limited to showcasing the new iPad and the new Apple Watch Series 6. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple will be launching new iPhones later and not at this event.
Due to the coronavirus, the Apple event will take place practically this year. You can stream the event on Apple's official website, starting at 10:00 a.m. PT on September 15.
What are your expectations for this year's Apple Fall Event?