Apple is expected to reveal new iPhones soon, including its first foldable iPhone. Bridget Carey gives her expert guide on what you should really pay attention to at the Sept. 9 ‘Surprise and Shine’ presentation.
Watch more about Apple’s September event: The surprises we expect and want from Apple’s surprise and shine event
Timecode chapters
0:02 How do you get people to pay double for an iPhone?
0:52 the folding iPhone is coming
1:23 How will apps work on the iPhone Fold?
1:57 iPhone Fold design leaks
2:19 rumored iPhone 18 Pro camera updates
2:29 is variable aperature coming to iPhone?
3:32 possible iPhone 18 Pro new colors
3:44 cases for the new iPhone 18 Pro
4:05 probably no iPhone 18 base model this year
4:11 is Apple saving the iPhone 18 and 18E for 2027?
4:21 new Apple Watch update rumors
4:28 is touch ID comign to Apple Watch?
4:40 Wil Apple Watch introduce better health and heart tracking?
4:49 is continuous heart rate monitoring coming to Apple Watch?
5:15 AirPods 5 and 5 Pro updates?
5:25 will new AirPods have cameras on them?
5:44 the first September Apple event for new CEO John Ternus
6:23 will there be a new Apple HomePod or Apple TV?
6:30 could home tech be Apple’s one more thing?
7:19 one more tip for downloading iOS 27
8:01 backup your iPhone
8:12 review your iPhone storage
8:19 iCloud subscriptions and Siri AI
8:42 search home camera footage with iCloud
8:49 clear space on your iPhone
9:16 Watch live Apple event coverage on CNET YouTube on September 9
Video credits
Host: Bridget Carey
Scripted by: Bridget Carey
Producer: Carly Marsh
Camera: Carly Marsh, CNET Archive
Video editor: Carly Marsh
Thumbnail designer: Tharon Green
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