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Apple is releasing more hardware on October 13, with big expectations surrounding its smart home lineup. Beyond the HomeView, here's what you can anticipate Apple will unveil, and what it probably won't. John Ternus at Apple Park during an event For product launches, Apple is best known for its September special event, which is the venue for new iPhone models like the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo . However, it often holds more events in the fall than just one. Regularly, it holds a second event in October or November, used to launch products that it didn't feel it could reveal alongside the iPhones. That is exactly the case for fall 2026. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
While pre-orders for the iPhone Duo don't start until October 16, Apple will allow you to prepare on Monday. You'll need to as demand is expected to be high. You can "Get Ready" to pre-order the iPhone Duo starting October 12. It's usually the case that demand for a new iPhone is high enough that unless you're very fast, they go on backorder. You'll still get one, but it will be weeks later, sometimes months, so it helps to be as quick off the starting blocks as you can. This time, though, the rush is real. Supplies of the iPhone Duo will be profoundly constrained. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Financial analysis firm JP Morgan has told investors to ignore reports of low iPhone 18 Pro demand and has raised its target price by $20 to $360. Demand for iPhone 18 Pro is not as low as other reports claim, say JP Morgan analysts Back in July 2026 , JP Morgan lowered its target price to $340 on concerns about supply constraints. Now that there are reports of Apple cutting orders over low demand, though, the firm is raising its target and telling investors to look beyond the short term. Specifically, in a note to investors seen by AppleInsider , JP Morgan entirely dismisses these reports. Its analysts say that there is nothing beyond the typical production adjustments Apple makes every year. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Apple's upcoming OLED iPad mini will be "considerably more expensive" than the current $599 model, according to Bloomberg 's Mark Gurman. Writing in his latest Power On newsletter , Gurman referenced his own sources indicating a price hike, while saying his guess is that the new device will cost "something closer to $799." Aside from a new OLED display, the new iPad mini is expected to feature an A20 Pro chip, a landscape FaceTime camera, a redesigned speaker setup, and a water-resistant design. Apple will likely unveil the device alongside new OLED touchscreen MacBook Pro models "on or around" Tuesday, October 27, Gurman previously reported. See our rumor roundup for all the details. Related Roundup: iPad mini Tags: Mark Gurman , OLED Buyer's Guide: iPad Mini (Don't Buy) Related Forum: iPad This article, " OLED iPad Mini Could Be $200 More Expensive Than Current Model " first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums
