The next episode: What Apple will announce on Sept 9<article>
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Apple can’t revolutionize everything every single year, and with next week’s big event covering such maintenance releases as the iPhone 6s, iOS 9, and OS X 10.11 El Capitan, you might conclude there won’t be much to blow you away. Well, maybe so—and maybe not.</p><p>
It’s pretty much a lock that we’ll see new iPhones in the same 4.7- and 5.5-inch sizes as the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. The
rumors about it have been coming fast, including a fourth color (rose gold, to match the Apple Watch Edition), a Force Touch feature, and a much-improved 12-megapixel camera.</p><figure class="large " itemprop="associatedMedia" itemscope="" itemtype="
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The Apple TV should see a major overhaul too. The
specs have leaked, but we don’t have a great idea of what the interface will be like—hopefully it’ll be a significant overhaul that makes it easier to find the movies and TV shows you’re looking for across multiple channels and services. Like the Fire TV, the remote control will likely have a microphone, so you can give it commands via Siri. With beefier hardware, we might get a beefier retail price—rumors have been as high as $149 or even $199. Apple may even be following HBO and Netflix into the
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The next episode: What Apple will announce on Sept 9
