All eyes are on Apple's Wonderlust event, which will be held at Steve Jobs Theater in the Cupertino-giant's headquarters in California on Tuesday. The flagship event will feature launches of the iPhone 15 models, AirPods and Apple Watch Series 9.

As the colors of the Wonderlust logo suggests, the new iPhone 15 Pro is likely to come in grey, black, blue and gold hues. Moreover, the specs of titanium powder floating around the Wonderlust logo hints at the titanium chassis rumored to be available in the Pro versions on iPhone 15.

When and how to livestream Apple Wonderlust event?

The presentation can be watched live on apple.com at 10:30pm (IST) on September 12. 

What can we expect at Apple Wonderlust event?

The presentation will witness unveiling of iPhone 15 series models along with a major update to its operating software. 

iPhone 15 lineup

The new iPhone 15 models will have a USB-C port instead of the Lightning port in compliance with the European Union common charger laws. The models may also boast ultra-slim 1.5mm bezels. The base models may also get the Dynamic Island feature that is already available in the Pro versions.

The Pro models of the new lineup will flaunt a titanium chassis instead of the previous stainless steel frame that is likely to be retained in the base models. The Pro Max models are also rumored to get a periscope camera that can zoom in up to six times compared to the three times zooming ability of iPhone 14 Pro. The Pro versions will also get A17 Bionic chipset.

Apple Watch

There were fewer rumors surrounding the Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2. But they are expected to get upgraded processors along with new colors. Series 9 is likely to get an S9 chip.

AirPods

AirPod Pro 2 is rumored to get a USB-C connector and rest are expected to continue with no major upgrades.

OS updates

iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch are likely to get software upgrades in the form or iOS 17, iPadOS 17 and  watchOS 10.

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