Apple’s event will be held on September 9, 2024
After a long wait for the iPhone 16, various rumors and fake news have circulated on social media. Recently, an invitation poster suggested that Apple will launch the iPhone 16 on September 10, 2024. However, Fact Crescendo have confirmed that this claim and the poster are misleading and not officially released by Apple. This is […]
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After a long wait for the iPhone 16, various rumors and fake news have circulated on social media. Recently, an invitation poster suggested that Apple will launch the iPhone 16 on September 10, 2024. However, Fact Crescendo have confirmed that this claim and the poster are misleading and not officially released by Apple.
This is about our investigation of this claim.
Social Media Claim
Recently, a Facebook page posted and shared an invitation poster claiming that Apple’s Keynote event is scheduled for September 10, 2024.
This claim has been widely circulated and has generated a variety of reactions from users.
The following image is captured from the above Facebook user that says “According to the leak Apple Keynote is happening on September 10, 2024”.
The above claim has also been seen and published by other Threads users, which has led many other users to question whether this news is real.
Similarly, the above claim was also found and posted on X recently, with multiple reactions and shares by the users. The user claimed “Apple Event on 10th September”.
Given the claim’s extensive dissemination and the considerable attention it has received from the internet community, we believed it was necessary to perform a fact-check on the above subject.
Fact Check
Fact Crescendo has started debunking the above claim and verifying the above claim through reliable sources especially with the recent and latest news on Apple’s official announcements.
It has come to light that the recent Apple event invitation circulating online was created as a prank by an X user named Lore. In a statement, Lore admitted to designing the “leaked” invitation in less than 10 minutes using Figma and an AI-generated texture. The intention was purely for fun and not to reflect any actual Apple event details.
The invitation is not real and should not be considered a valid source for Apple’s event details. For accurate information, always refer to official announcements from Apple through their official channels.
Here’s a concise and accurate summary of the upcoming Apple Keynote event based on the latest information we have found on Apple’s official announcements.
Apple Keynote Event - September 9, 2024
- Date and Time: Monday, September 9, 2024, at 10 a.m. Pacific Time.
- Location: In-person press event at the Steve Jobs Theater, Apple’s Cupertino headquarters.
- Expected Announcements:
- iPhone 16 Series: Anticipated new models with the latest features.
- New Apple Watch Models: Likely updates to the Apple Watch lineup.
- New AirPods: Potential new version, possibly with USB-C compatibility.
It’s interesting to note that there was widespread anticipation for the Apple Keynote to be held on Tuesday, September 10, 2024. However, Apple has officially scheduled the event for Monday, September 9, 2024, at 10 a.m. Pacific Time, taking place at the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino.
While many had favored September 10 based on popular speculation, the September 10 date had considerable support, but the official announcement has confirmed the earlier date.
Where can we watch the next Apple event?
We can watch the next Apple event through several official channels:
- Apple’s Official Website:
- Visit the Apple Events page on Apple’s website, where live streams of the event are typically available.
- Apple TV App:
- Open the Apple TV app on your Apple devices, smart TVs, or streaming devices. Apple often streams its events live through the app.
- YouTube:
- Apple usually streams its events live on their official YouTube channel.
- Apple News App:
- For those using iOS devices, the Apple News app often features live coverage of the event, especially in the “Apple” section.
- Apple’s Social Media:
- Check Apple’s official social media accounts (such as Twitter) for updates and links to the live stream.
Make sure to check these platforms on the day of the event for the live stream and additional coverage.
History of Apple Inc. and the iPhone
1. Early Years of Apple Inc.
- 1976: Apple Inc. was founded by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne in Cupertino, California. The company’s first product, the Apple I computer, was introduced in July 1976.
- 1977: Apple II, one of the first highly successful mass-produced microcomputers, was launched. It was significant for its color graphics and open architecture.
2. Evolution of Apple Inc.
- 1984: Apple launched the Macintosh, featuring a graphical user interface (GUI) and a mouse, which were revolutionary at the time.
- 1997: Steve Jobs returned to Apple after the acquisition of NeXT, the company he founded after leaving Apple. His return marked the beginning of a period of revitalization for Apple.
3. Introduction of the iPhone
- 2007: On January 9, Steve Jobs introduced the first iPhone at the Macworld Conference & Expo. This device combined a mobile phone, an iPod, and an internet communication device, revolutionizing the smartphone industry.
- 2008: The App Store was launched, allowing third-party developers to create and distribute applications for the iPhone.
4. iPhone Generations
- iPhone 3G/3GS (2008/2009): Introduced 3G connectivity and the App Store. The iPhone 3GS offered improved performance and a better camera.
- iPhone 4/4S (2010/2011): Featured a high-resolution Retina display, front-facing camera, and FaceTime. The iPhone 4S introduced Siri, Apple's virtual assistant.
- iPhone 5/5S/5C (2012/2013): The iPhone 5 introduced a larger screen and Lightning connector. The iPhone 5S featured Touch ID, and the 5C offered a more affordable, colorful design.
- iPhone 6/6S/6 Plus/6S Plus (2014/2015): Brought larger screen sizes, improved cameras, and 3D Touch technology.
- iPhone 7/7 Plus (2016): Marked the removal of the headphone jack and introduced dual-lens cameras on the 7 Plus.
- iPhone X (2017): Celebrated the 10th anniversary with a major redesign, featuring an OLED display, Face ID, and no home button.
- iPhone XS/XS Max/XR (2018): Followed with incremental improvements in performance, display, and camera. The XR offered a more affordable option with a variety of colors.
- iPhone 11/11 Pro/11 Pro Max (2019): Introduced a triple-camera system on the Pro models and improved battery life.
- iPhone 12/12 Mini/12 Pro/12 Pro Max (2020): Launched with 5G support, a new design with flat edges, and improvements in camera and display technology.
- iPhone 13/13 Mini/13 Pro/13 Pro Max (2021): Focused on improved performance, battery life, and camera features, including ProMotion display technology on the Pro models.
- iPhone 14/14 Plus/14 Pro/14 Pro Max (2022): Enhanced camera systems, new safety features like crash detection, and the introduction of the Dynamic Island on Pro models.
5. Recent Developments
- iPhone 15 Series (2023): This series introduced the USB-C charging port, continued advancements in camera technology, and new performance features.
Apple’s iPhone has continually evolved, shaping the smartphone industry with innovations in design, functionality, and user experience. Each new model has introduced features that build on the foundation of previous generations, driving technological advancements and influencing trends in the broader tech landscape.
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Title:Apple’s event will be held on September 9, 2024
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