Apple plans to unveil more than seven new products in October, including a touchscreen MacBook and updated Home devices
Apple is expected to introduce a range of new hardware in October, such as a touchscreen MacBook, refreshed Home products with Siri AI, and an upgraded iPad mini with an OLED display.
Apple is slated to roll out a series of new devices in October following its recent September event. Among the anticipated releases are three new Mac models: a high-end MacBook Pro featuring a touchscreen and OLED display, an updated 14-inch MacBook Pro powered by an M6 chip, and an M6-based iMac offered in additional colour options.
The company is also expected to refresh its Home lineup with products that incorporate Siri AI and other Apple Intelligence capabilities. Rumoured items include a new Apple TV 4K equipped with an A19 or A19 Pro processor and a redesigned Siri Remote, a HomePad or HomePod Touch that adds a built-in touchscreen, a second-generation HomePod mini with a more powerful chip and audio improvements, and a possible third-generation full-size HomePod supporting Siri AI.
In the tablet segment, Bloomberg reports that an upgraded iPad mini with an OLED screen and either an A19 Pro or A20 Pro chip is set for a fall launch, while a base iPad featuring an A18 chip to enable Apple Intelligence may arrive later, though its timing could extend into early 2027.