Apple sends out invites for September 10 iPhone event, hints at new colour options
Apple has finally sent out invites for the highly anticipated event to be held on September 10, which will see the phone maker unveil the new iPhone.
Apple has finally sent out invites for the highly anticipated event to be held on September 10, which will in all probability see the phone maker unveil the new iPhone. The event will take place at 10 AM PT (10:30 PM IST) at the Apple Campus in Cupertino.
Finally, Apple invites are out
The Apple invite shows the company logo surrounded by multi-coloured polka dots and the sentence: "This should brighten everyone's day."
So, is the company hinting at more colour options for the new iPhone 5S? The 5S is already believed to offer gold and graphite options. On the other hand, the colourful invite almost resembles the colour palette leaked for the iPhone 5C. The budget iPhone known as the iPhone 5C has been popping up its dainty head for quite some time in a range of colours. With Apple being tight lipped about the phones, there has been an uncertainty whether the company will launch the budget iPhone. Interestingly, the colourful invite probably hints that the iPhone 5C dipped in vivid shades could be on its way too. It is expected to be built with polycarbonate instead of aluminium and come with the older A5 chip, to help cut down the cost.
More from News AnalysisThis event could be the first ever, when Apple launches two models of the iPhone. Along with the possibility of two iPhones, we could also see the new overhaul to its operating system in the form of the iOS 7. If the industry speculations are to be believed then we can expect iOS 7 before September 20. Another highlight of the September 10 event could be updates to iTunes Radio, which could launch for US users.
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