With the tech community buzzing ahead of Apple's typical September event, recent discoveries within the iOS 27 beta have provided an early look at what might be coming next. Developers digging through the software’s battery management files uncovered references to six unannounced iPhone models, identified by internal codenames. These findings suggest a diverse future lineup that includes the standard iPhone 18 and 18 Pro models, an entry-level "18e" variant, a new Ultra model, and a second generation of the iPhone Air, marking some of the most compelling evidence we’ve seen regarding Apple’s long-term hardware roadmap.

While Apple has yet to comment on these leaks, the discovery has sparked widespread speculation regarding the company’s release strategy. Rumors are circulating about a potential staggered launch, with some insiders suggesting that foldable technology may finally make its debut alongside the Pro series this fall. Reports from the supply chain indicate that display production for these new devices is already ramping up, suggesting that if everything stays on schedule, we could see a major shift in Apple’s flagship offerings as soon as this September.