Apple has announced its next big event ‘Far Out’ on September 7. The Cupertino-based tech giant is expected to come out with an array of smartphones and other devices. Here’s a look at what to expect from the mega event.

The next generation iPhone will be the highlight of the ‘Far Out’ event. Although Apple is tight-lipped about this, reports suggest that the iPhone 14 series will have four new models. This time the iPhones will flaunt a new design, powerful processors, and enhanced cameras. In terms of design, iPhone 14 will largely look like iPhone 13 with the exception being the Pro Models. There are also reports that Apple may introduce the iPhone 14 Max in place of the iPhone Mini.

The Cupertino-based tech giant may be announcing its rumoured satellite connectivity for iPhone 14. This development came to light after Tim Farrar, a satellite communications consultant from a California-based company took to his Twitter account to share details. If true, iPhone 14 users will be able to connect to satellite networks during emergencies in remote areas.

The new iPhones are expected to come with some major upgrades in the photography department. The rumoured upgrades include a 48MP sensor primary camera in the Pro models. Apple has been using 12MP cameras for years, if reports are to be believed that this will be the first time the iPhones will feature a 48MP camera. The new iPhones may also sport an 8K video recording feature.

iPhone 14 is expected to flaunt new designs along with new shades. The iPhone 14 standard smartphones are expected to come in Green, Purple, Blue, Black, White and Red. Meanwhile, several reports have suggested that the iPhone 14 Pro models may come in Purple, Green, Silver, Gold, and Graphite colour options.

Banks have reached out to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to seek clarity on legal and regulatory grey areas regarding proposed rupee vostro accounts before operationalising them to settle international trade,including that with Russia.

The Centre expects a further rise in its FY23 expenditure budget because of increased fertiliser and cooking gas subsidies besides a higher fund requirement under the rural employment guarantee scheme.

Small Indian app developers and startups offering video, audio, or book content may have to pay only 6% commission for in-app purchases on Google Play Store, a top company executive told ET.

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