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    Apple to Unveil Thinnest iPhone Yet

    Andrew RogersBy Andrew RogersSeptember 9, 2025 Technology & Innovation No Comments1 Min Read
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    Apple will debut its slimmest iPhone on Tuesday at its Cupertino headquarters during its annual “awe-dropping” showcase.
    The iPhone 17 lineup will include standard, Pro, and Pro Max models, plus the new iPhone Air, the lightest flagship yet.
    Apple will also reveal the Apple Watch series 11 and new AirPods, possibly featuring live translation to rival Google.
    The company will announce launch dates for iOS 26 and macOS Tahoe during the highly anticipated event.

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    Siri’s promised overhaul remains pending, with Cook pledging a more personalized version next year.
    Reports suggest Apple is in talks with Google to use Gemini AI models for revamping Siri.
    Analysts see Apple trailing rivals in artificial intelligence, especially Google, which leads with AI-powered Pixel phones.

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