Apple is rumored to debut iPhone 15 models on the 13th of September

New information from 9to5Mac claims that Apple will introduce its iPhone 15 series on September 13. The Wednesday announcement date would be six days later than the iPhone 14 series introduction from the previous year. Multiple sources with knowledge of the situation are cited in the current report, which states that US mobile carriers have advised staff members not to take days off on September 13 in anticipation of a "major smartphone announcement". Of course, this launch could be unrelated to Apple, but the timing suggests otherwise.

Recent iPhone 15 rumors claim that the 15 Pro versions would feature thinner bezels and a titanium frame, while the 15 Pro Max will have new cameras and a periscope module. Dynamic Island cuts are reportedly added to the vanilla 15 and 15 Plus, but there is currently no 120Hz ProMotion. The iPhone 15 Pro is anticipated to be $100 more expensive than its predecessor, with a starting price of $1,099, while the 15 Pro Max is rumored to be slated for a $200 price increase and may start at $1,299.

Remember that this is still only a rumor at this time and is not a verified story. According to a recent rumor, the business may postpone its debut because of production problems with the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, which are more expensive models. According to another story, the launch will still occur on schedule in September.