Apple has reportedly leaked details of its upcoming hardware products. The discovery, first reported by MacRumours, suggests that new chips are in development for future iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches, Macs and Vision Pro headsets. According to the report, internal identifiers of these upcoming hardware products were found in publicly shared software code. These identifiers appear to match Apple’s product plans for late 2025 and 2026. They point to silicon upgrades across multiple devices, an Apple TV update that could enable AI and gaming features, a faster Vision Pro powered by the M5 chip, and research into a higher-end Studio Display expected in early 2026.Here’s everything that Apple may announce soon as revealed through the code discoveries:
- New
HomePod mini with updated chip: Apple may introduce a new model with an S-series processor. - New Apple TV with A17 Pro chip: If true, this will be a substantial upgrade from current A15 Bionic.
- Apple Studio Display 2: The device may come equipped with next-gen Apple monitor with J427 codename.
New iPad mini with A19 Pro chip: The upcoming iPad mini may use the same processor asiPhone 17 Pro models.- New low-cost iPad with A18 chip: It is expected to launch in the spring later this year.
- Apple Vision Pro with M5 chip: The second-generation headset will reportedly settle “chip confusion.”
- 2025
Apple Watch chip details: Similar T8310 architecture as current models.
Separately, a report by Bloomberg recently said that the Cupertino-based company is working on smart home ambitions. As per the report, Apple is also developing a Ring-like security camera, while its iPad-style smart home hub which is rumoured to come in 2026. Meanwhile, the company is gearing to unveil the 2025 iPhone lineup next month. While the exact date of the launch is not out yet, it is likely that the new iPhone 17 series will debut on Tuesday, September 9. The series will likely offer four phones – iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro Max and the all new slim model iPhone 17 Air, replacing the Plus variant.