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iPhone 15 launch in 1 month? 10 things we know about the upcoming Apple iPhone

all set to unveil its next-generation iPhone models next month. Though the Cupertino-based tech giant hasn't revealed the exact launch details, we believe that Apple will follow its tradition and unveil new iPhones this fall. Rumours and leaks suggest that the iPhone 15 series could launch in the second week of September. In addition, several key specifications and also the pricing details have leaked online.

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Apple's iPhone 15 Event Page Goes Live, Features Animation Instead of AR Easter Egg

Following the announcement of an upcoming September 12 iPhone-centric event, Apple has made its Events page live with details on timing, how to watch, and more. The Apple Event page is updated ahead of every event, and typically features an interactive augmented reality easter egg viewable on iOS devices, but Apple did not create one this time around. Rather than an AR experience, the Events page features an animated Apple logo made from grains of a metallic material. The grains float off into t

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Apple Chief Tim Cook shows up in New York to observe iPhone 15 delivery.

To commemorate the formal launch of the iPhone 15 range, the Apple Watch Series 9, and the Apple Watch Ultra 2, Apple CEO Tim Cook opened the company's Fifth Avenue store on Friday in New York. Customers went to the store in droves to get their hands on the newest gadgets, and a queue from Fifth Avenue to Madison Avenue wrapped around the corner of 58th Street. One man admitted to Steve Kovach of CNBC that he had been standing in line since 8 o'clock the previous evening. As customers entered, C

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