New Apple iPhones: New handsets confirmed "accidentally" by smartphone-maker

Millions of people across the world wait for Apple event once in a year to see the launch of new products at the technology firm's headquarters in California. The Cupertino-based company is today all set to launch its biggest iPhone overhaul in generations.

Apple iPhones make a big statement and are qualitatively exceptional. However, they are pricey. Image source: Reuters

Apple iPhones make a big statement and are qualitatively exceptional. However, they are pricey. Despite that fact, almost everyone who has a smartphone is fixated on these handsets and lap up news about them hungrily. No wonder, the Apple event later today is making noise far in excess of what may actually translate into sales. Millions of people across the world wait for Apple event once in a year to see the launch of new products at the technology firm's headquarters in California. The Cupertino-based company is today all set to launch its biggest iPhone overhaul in generations.

The new iPhone is expected to contain cutting-edge technology, said a Forbes report, adding that Apple has "accidentally'' confirmed the headline models too.

The revelation reportedly comes from 9to5Mac’s Guilherme Rambo, who is the world’s most reliable Apple tipster, after he revealed the source of his official iPhone XS images.

Rambo through a tweet reportedly explained: “they came from the recap section of the special event website. I used the URL pattern from the last event and guessed the device’s names. Apple took them down immediately after we published.”

So, about those marketing images: they came from the recap section of the special event website. I used the URL pattern from the last event and guessed the device’s names. Apple took them down immediately after we published. pic.twitter.com/5ywgetkAbx

— Guilherme Rambo (@_inside) September 11, 2018

Apple is stated to have prematurely published a recap of everything it will launch along with iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max images and left it in a URL format almost identical to its previous event.

The report said that most obvious is everything we know about the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max is true, adding that it also follows that the sources which provided this information are reliable, which unfortunately means their bad news is correct as well.

Forbes report also cited fears about Apple’s late iPhone price increases may be unfounded as the core sources who have now been proved correct, have long promised major price cuts.

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