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91Mobiles released a report over the weekend saying that one of Apple's largest distributors in the Asia-Pacific region is preparing to launch new iPhones and iPads next month, including a so-called "iPhone 14 mini". ” and a tenth-generation iPad with a 10.2-inch display, this information is likely to be wrong.

　　The report comes from Evan Blass, who has accurately leaked a lot of information about Android phones, released pictures of the iPhone 12 and HomePod mini, and revealed that the fourth-generation iPad Air will be equipped with an A14 chip and USB -C port etc. Blass has done an excellent job, but in this case, this latest information he received may also not be accurate for the following reasons.

　　First of all, reports from well-known Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo and many others have mentioned that the iPhone 14 series will not include the iPhone 14 mini. Instead, the series is said to include two 6.1-inch models (the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro) and two 6.7-inch models (the "iPhone 14 Max" and the iPhone 14 Pro Max). But users who like 5.4-inch screens don't have to worry too much, the iPhone 13 mini is likely to stay in Apple's market lineup at a lower price.

　　Second, despite reports that the 10th-gen iPad will feature a 10.2-inch display, oft-Accurance industry analyst Ross Young said the 10th-gen iPad will feature a larger 10.5-inch display, said to be part of a device redesign .

　　Third, despite reports that Apple resellers are gearing up to launch new iPad models in September, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman said in today's newsletter that he expects new iPads and Macs to be released at the October launch event, Including the tenth-generation iPad and the iPad Pro with the M2 chip. Gurman said that iPad OS 16 and mac OS Ventura will be released in October.

　　According to Gurman, Apple is planning an iPhone 14-related event on Wednesday, September 7, so we're only a few weeks away from knowing when and what new devices will be available. However, Apple has yet to officially announce the event.