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Wireless and rapid-charging will be supported, and it will have dual rear-facing cameras — likely equipped with a depth sensor to better enable all those new augmented reality apps. It will probably come in a new color and cost at least $1,000, maybe much more. 
One thing we still aren t sure of, though, is the name. 
Though most people, us included, have been calling it the iPhone 8, there s a good chance Apple will eschew its typical naming conventions given that this phone marks the tenth anniversary of the original iPhone. iPhone X, iPhone Edition, and iPhone Pro have all been posited. 
As we get closer to the reveal, iPhone Edition is looking more and more likely but, as with so many Apple rumors, it s hard to say with any certainty (my favorite dark horse candidate is still, simply, iPhone.) 
iPhone 7S + iPhone 7S Plus
Again, we can t be sure of the name as some reports have indicated the iPhone 7 s immediate successor will be called "iPhone 8." Regardless of what it s called, this pair of phones will be much closer to the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus.

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The displays will likely be the same as the iPhone 7 line — no edge-to-edge display here. Though it d be tempting to think of these phones as the compromise buy compared with the third ultra-premium iPhone, there will be some noticeable improvements.
The 7S and 7S Plus are expected to ship with the same rapid and wireless charging as the iPhone 8, but other than that it s unlikely to be a major departure from the iPhone 7. It will have an LCD display, a home button, dual rear-facing cameras, and a starting price similar to that of the iPhone 7. 
It probably won t come in any new colors, and may not even be available with a rose gold or jet black finish.
Apple Watch Series 3
While the three new iPhones will likely hog much of the spotlight on Tuesday, there s other new hardware to look forward to, including what is likely a new Apple Watch. While it s not usually the company s sexiest product, Series 3 sounds like it s set to be a big revamp.
Series 3 sounds like it s set to be a big revampMost significantly, Apple is expected to add LTE connectivity to its wearable, marking the first time the Apple Watch can truly be independent of your iPhone. This could also have big implications for its fitness-tracking abilities, which we learned more about when Men s Health visited Apple s testing lab.
Apple will launch watchOS 4 alongside its new wearable, and it features a new mode for high intensity interval training. The new OS will even be able to connect directly to some types of gym equipment. 
On the outside, the new Apple Watch could have a new screen design, if Apple-watcher John Gruber s sources are to be believed (Gruber himself says he "wouldn t bet the house" on the rumor, so, grain of salt). But if turns out to be correct, it d be the first major redesign since Apple first launched its watch in 2015.
4K Apple TV
As if a new Apple Watch and three-piece set of iPhones isn t enough, we re also due for a new Apple TV. Here, it s not the design of the set-top box that has us excited (th