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Apple has sent out invitations for its upcoming hardware event, igniting widespread speculation regarding the potential introduction of the iPhone 14. The event’s space-themed visuals have triggered conjecture, with some hinting at the possibility of astrophotography capabilities being added to Apple’s upcoming smartphone.

Reports from Engadget have fueled ongoing buzz around Apple’s iPhone 14, suggesting the unveiling of four new models: a 6.1-inch iPhone 14, a 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Max, a 6.1-inch iPhone 14 Pro, and a 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Pro Max. Notably, this year may skip the introduction of a new iPhone mini model due to lackluster sales of the previous version.

Anticipations for the upcoming iPhone 14 lineup include improvements like augmented RAM, extended battery life, and an upgraded front-facing camera with autofocus capabilities. Additionally, the premium models are expected to ditch the contentious “notch” design in favor of a more universally accepted hole-punch style camera.

Rumors also suggest significant enhancements in resolution for the Pro versions of the iPhone 14, with the primary camera potentially ramping up to an impressive 48 megapixels.

While a new Apple Watch might be in the cards, there’s minimal expectation for the unveiling of fresh MacBook or Mac desktop computers at this event. Apple recently introduced updated versions of the MacBook Pro and MacBook Air featuring the M2 chip, indicating a probable focus on mobile products.

The event’s whimsical “far out” theme could simply be entertainment-oriented, yet it might also tease Apple’s intent to bolster the low-light photography capabilities of its iPhone lineup. Given the surging interest in astrophotography, reflected in the release of new images from the James Webb Space Telescope, there’s a growing curiosity about Apple’s potential advancements in this area. Although iPhones have made strides in capturing photos in various conditions, shooting the night sky remains a challenge that Apple might be looking to address.