According to AllThingsD, Apple will hold a conference dedicated to the iPhone on September 10. The iPhone 5S is expected, possibly with the launch of the iPhone 5C (low-cost iPhone). AllThingsD, the sub-branch of the Wall Street Journal, has always had good information about Apple keynotes before the Cupertino company make it official. It goes without saying that September 10 must be good.
The iPhone 5 was announced September 12, 2012 and launched in the market on the 21 of the same month. The scenario should be repeated with intervals of a few days this year. This keynote reserved for the iPhone may be rich in content with the announcement of a second model at low cost. This will be a first for Apple, which until now, has always offered so-called "high-end" smartphones.
This keynote will also officially launch iOS 7 final version. Several beta - five so far - have been distributed over the past weeks. Developers are encouraged to adapt their applications to the new operating system that will power the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. The Golden Master version, i.e. the final version dedicated to developers, should also be available on September 10. The launch for the general public should logically follow in the days after the keynote.
The iPhone or rather iPhones will be the objects of this conference. No clues about the launch of the new iPad or other products. Note that last year, Apple launched the new iPod at the same time as the iPhone. If the schedule continues, iPad and Mac should be renewed in October. Mavericks OS X, the new operating system for Mac, should also be finalized in the same month.
