Apple’s Planned September 2026 Lineup: Premium iPhones, First Foldable, and Watch Upgrades Apple’s annual September event is shaping up to be one of its most focused—and expensive—in years. With new CEO John Ternus set to take the stage just days after assuming the role on September 1, the company is expected to skip the usual full iPhone family launch. Instead, the spotlight will fall exclusively on high-end hardware. Rumors from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, MacRumors, supply-chain analyst Ming-Chi
Apple just made it easier than ever to get the latest hardware without paying the full price upfront. On July 28, 2026, the company officially launched Apple Upgrade, a new leasing program powered by Klarna and available exclusively in the United States.The program covers iPhone, Apple Watch, Mac, and iPad. Customers can choose flexible terms — 12 or 24 months for iPhone and Watch, 24 or 36 months for Mac and iPad — with monthly payments that start as low as $17.99 for an iPhone and $11.99 for a
