
Apple Inc. has announced an upcoming "Special Apple Experience" event scheduled for March 4 in New York City, stirring excitement and speculation about potential new product launches. Kicking off at 9 a.m. ET (1430 GMT / 7:30 p.m. IST), this event will also see simultaneous gatherings in London and Shanghai, marking a shift from Apple's usual venue in Cupertino, California. The unique branding of this event as an "experience" suggests a more engaging and interactive format, likely focusing on live demonstrations of new products. Analysts anticipate that Apple will introduce a variety of hardware updates. Notable among these is the potential launch of a new budget-friendly iPhone model, commonly referred to as the iPhone 17e, designed to deliver premium performance at a lower price point. In addition to the iPhone, the tech giant may reveal new MacBook models powered by the M5 chip, including upgrades to the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro lines. Furthermore, there are whispers of a new entry-level laptop featuring the A18 Pro chip, targeting students and budget-conscious users. Updates to the base iPad and the M4-powered iPad Air are also expected to be showcased. On the software front, attendees can look forward to the first beta release of iOS 26.4, which is rumored to include a revamped version of Siri, enhanced through a partnership with Google’s Gemini AI. While there is speculation that the event may be streamed live on the Apple TV app and YouTube, no official confirmation has been provided yet.
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