Kathmandu — Apple is gearing up for a packed product launch schedule in the remaining months of 2025, with the highly anticipated iPhone 17 series leading the way. The company is also expected to unveil significant updates across its smartwatch, audio, and computing lines as it continues to invest heavily in AI and hardware innovation.

Following the widespread attention garnered by last year’s iPhone 16 — particularly for its new camera capture button — the tech giant is set to introduce the iPhone 17, including a slimmer “iPhone 17 Air” and redesigned rear cameras in the Pro models. If rumors are accurate, this will mark Apple’s first major camera redesign since the iPhone 11 Pro.

The company’s push into AI also continues, despite some controversy surrounding its generative fill tool used for image editing. Meanwhile, rivals like Samsung have gained traction with their own generative AI features, further intensifying the competition.

In addition to the iPhone 17 series, Apple is expected to release:

• Apple Watch Series 11, featuring potential blood pressure tracking and other new health tools.

• Apple Watch Ultra 3, after skipping a refresh last year.

• A new Apple Watch SE, possibly with a plastic case to cut costs.

• AirPods Pro 3, with design changes, enhanced audio, noise cancellation improvements, and potential health monitoring features like heart rate and temperature tracking.

• Mac Pro, expected to be updated with Apple’s latest M4 chip by year-end.

• MacBook Pro, likely to receive the M5 chip in October without major design changes.

• Apple TV 4K, rumored to support console-level gaming and AI integration.

• HomePod Mini, set to get faster chips and new color options.

• AirTag 2, with longer range and a larger speaker, thanks to an upgraded ultra wideband chip.

Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is also approaching within the next two months, where the company is expected to showcase major software updates, including iOS 19, iPadOS 19, macOS 16, watchOS 12, tvOS 19, and visionOS 3.