Apple just introduced its new iPhones and first smartwatch, but it might have even more new products to unveil.
The company is reportedly planning an event for the second half of October where it will unveil a few more gadgets, according to Apple Insider.
The publication claims to have spoken with “a person familiar with the company’s pre-launch logistics.”
This isn’t the first time we’ve heard that Apple plans to hold an event to introduce new products in October. Re/code previously reported that Apple would debut its smartwatch in October, but then later reported that it would be introduced on Sept. 9 with the iPhone (the latter ended up being true).
Apple reportedly has a bunch of new products on tap that we have yet to hear about, but it seems most likely that we’ll see new iPads and more information on its upcoming Mac software OS X Yosemite. Apple traditionally unveils its new iPads at the end of October, and last year we saw OS X Mavericks officially roll out around the same time.
If Apple does introduce a successor to the iPad Air next month, there’s a chance we’ll see it launch with the company’s Touch ID fingerprint sensor that debuted with the iPhone 5s.
Apple’s next iPad is also expected to come with Apple’s A8 processor, a better camera, and a new gold color option.
Bloomberg recently reported that Apple is planning to release a giant 12.9-inch iPad sometime next year, so there’s a chance we’ll get a peek at it next month.
There’s also been some buzz around colorful new MacBook Air laptops with Retina display, but we’ll have to wait until October to know for sure.
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