Apple’s upcoming “Awe Dropping” event is more than just a product launch. This year, analysts expect the debut of a sleeker iPhone 17 Air that could rekindle upgrade enthusiasm. Still, while aesthetics are turning heads, AI features—especially in devices like Siri—are noticeably muted, with enhancements delayed into 2026.
Meanwhile, behind-the-scenes leaks and reports suggest Apple’s pipeline runs deep: updates may span iPads, iPads, Watches, and even Vision Pro headsets in the months ahead. Beyond those, whispers of smart glasses and entirely new product categories indicate Apple is gearing up to redefine its hardware ecosystem—not merely iterate.
This isn't just another product wave—it’s Apple staking its future on tangible tech. If recent trends hold, hardware will prove to be Apple's new platform for breakthrough innovation.
