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What to Expect at Sept. 9 Apple Event: Foldable iPhone, iPhone 18 Pro, Watch

Bloomberg Technology Friday 04 September 2026, 13:00 UTC By Mark Gurman 1 min read
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From the foldable iPhone to a touch-screen MacBook, here’s what to expect on Sept. 9 and beyond.

From the foldable iPhone to a touch-screen MacBook, here’s what to expect on Sept. 9 and beyond.

iPhone 18 Pro, Watch (ORG) iPhone (ORG) MacBook (ORG)
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