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APPLE ANNOUNCES SEPTEMBER 9 LAUNCH EVENT IPHONE 17 EXPECTED TO HEADLINE WITH MAJOR DESIGN CHANGES
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Apple has officially confirmed its next big product launch event for September 9, 2025, and all signs point to the unveiling of the iPhone 17 lineup.
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The keynote, set for Apple Park in Cupertino, is expected to be the company's most closely watched hardware showcase in years, as rumors suggest the iPhone 17 will bring the biggest design overhaul since the iPhone X. Alongside the flagship smartphone, Apple is likely to reveal updates across its hardware ecosystem, including new Apple Watches, AirPods, and possibly early previews of upcoming Apple Intelligence features.
IPHONE 17: WHAT TO EXPECTThe iPhone 17 is widely rumored to introduce several major changes. Industry leaks suggest a slimmer and lighter design built with aerospace-grade materials, allowing Apple to reduce weight without sacrificing durability. Some reports indicate Apple may debut a cobalt-free battery as part of its environmental commitments.
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