Apple Spring Loaded Event 2021: iPhone 13 to Have Perfect Full-Screen; Other Things to Expect

Apple Spring Loaded Event 2021 is one of the most awaited events in the tech industry. Once it takes place, the tech giant manufacturer is expected to reveal new products and other innovations that will excite many of its consumers.

The upcoming Apple event is expected to take place on Apr. 20. This all-digital event streaming will happen at exactly 10:00 a.m. PT. If you are one of the interested people who would like to participate, here are the new products that you should expect.

Apple to release iPhone 13 and more

One of the most awaited products that Apple might unveil during its Spring Loaded Event 2021 is its new iPhone 13. This iPhone model could be the first smartphone to have a perfect or true full-screen feature, thanks to its Face ID, which is expected to be integrated beneath iPhone 13's display.

Ming-Chi Kuo, a popular Apple analyst and leaker, was the first one to reveal this possible innovation. He also stated that the new iPhone flagships that will be released this coming 2022 might also receive the new 48-megapixel camera and a whopping 8K video resolution, which is a great upgrade from the current iPhone's limitations of 4K resolution.

Aside from this, Apple could also announce its new AirPods 3 and AirTags. On the other hand, some rumors stated that a new Apple TV could also arrive. This new TV set is expected to combine the set-top box of the current Apple TV model with a HomePod-like speaker, as stated by Apple Insider.

Other things to expect

Aside from iPhone 13, AirPods 3, and AirTags, the viewers of the upcoming Apple event could also see the new iPad Pro 2021. Ars Technica reported that this new product will arrive in two sizes. These are the 11 inches and 12.9 inches models.

Some rumors stated that the upcoming Apple Spring Loaded Event 2021 will focus on the manufacturer's new iPad. Although this is the case, the tech giant manufacturer is also expected to release some major updates for its newest Apple Silicon MacBooks.

There's a high chance that this could happen since Apple previously announced that it will fully replace all of its Apple laptops that are still running on Intel's chipsets.

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Written by: Giuliano de Leon