Apple’s September 9 event will be held near the Flint Center, Cupertino in a newly built three story cube. This new building will be made to show off three new products, according to some insider sources, who have knowledge of upcoming events.
The iPhone 6 is the obvious first product coming to the September 9 event. Bloomberg believes the second product will be the iWatch, Apple’s first wearable device, which has been in the news for the past few months.
Apple’s iWatch would be a good second item to show off in a full floor. The iPhone 6 is going to take up a lot of space, if Apple want both devices to be announced at the same event, they need to give press ample amounts of room for both.
The third floor will most likely be where Apple announces the two products and any other products, like the new iMac, MacBook or even the iPads. Apple might hold them off until another event in October though, a smaller one set at the Infinite Loop.
Launching the iPhone 6 and iWatch at the same event might generate a lot of crossover, but we doubt Apple wants the kerfuffle they had last year. Having the three stories should allow them to space the different products out.
The iPhone 6 should be a big change on the smartphone end, bringing a new 4.7-inch display. No word on if Apple will announce the 5.5-inch iPhone 6 at the same event, it is more likely to be held in 2015, when Apple sorts out the yield-rate.
As for the iWatch, Apple has a lot of momentum going into the new wearables market, with Android Wear and Samsung’s Tizen OS already showing promise. The iWatch needs some impressive features to knock Google’s first attempt in the water.
