Apple expects 15 new products 2026

Apple is heading into WWDC 2026 with two parallel rumor tracks: a large hardware slate for the rest of the year and a long-awaited overhaul of Siri. MacRumors reported on May 22 that Apple is expected to release at least 15 more products later in 2026, while Tom’s Guide said the second half of the year could include an iPhone Fold and a MacBook Pro with an M6 chip and OLED display. Apple has not announced those devices. Apple has confirmed that WWDC will run from June 8 to June 12, where it plans to show its latest software and developer tools. ### Where does the “15 products” figure come from? MacRumors on May 22 published a roundup saying Apple is expected to release “at least 15 more products” later this year. The report said some launches could be pushed back until Apple’s more personalized Siri experience is ready, tying parts of the hardware roadmap to software timing rather than to a single fall event. (macrumors.com) MacRumors is aggregating supply-chain reports, analyst expectations and prior rumor cycles, not citing an Apple announcement. That means the number is best read as a roadmap of expected refreshes and new categories under discussion among Apple watchers, rather than a confirmed shipment plan from Cupertino. (macrumors.com) ### Which rumored devices are getting the most attention? Tom’s Guide said the standout hardware possibilities for the second half of 2026 are an iPhone Fold and a MacBook Pro with an M6 chip and OLED display. MacRumors has separately listed both products in its broader 2026 expectations coverage, alongside updates to Apple’s smart-home lineup, audio devices and core iPhone and Mac families. (macrumors.com) The foldable iPhone has become a focal point because MacRumors and Tom’s Guide both describe it as an expected fall launch candidate, even as reports point to hinge-related complications. The MacRumors Show episode published May 22 said hinge troubles were reportedly affecting the foldable iPhone ahead of its expected launch in the fall. (tomsguide.com) ### Why is Siri part of a hardware story? MacRumors said some products may be held until the more personalized Siri experience is ready. That link matters because Apple first previewed a more capable Siri at WWDC 2024, then delayed those features, and MacRumors now says iOS 27 is expected to bring the upgraded assistant. (macrumors.com) The MacRumors Show on May 22 described the coming change as a “sweeping Siri redesign” in iOS 27 and tied it to broader Apple Intelligence upgrades. In a separate WWDC roundup, MacRumors said the smarter Siri features promised earlier are supposed to arrive in the 27-series software. (macrumors.com) ### What is actually confirmed right now? Apple on March 23 said WWDC 2026 would return the week of June 8, and on May 18 it published a detailed event lineup for June 8-12. Those announcements confirm the conference dates and Apple’s plan to preview new software and tools, but they do not confirm any of the rumored consumer hardware products cited by MacRumors or Tom’s Guide. (macrumors.com) Apple’s developer pages also list WWDC26 as running June 8-12. That makes the conference the next official checkpoint for Siri, Apple Intelligence and iOS 27 details, even if most hardware rumors point to launches later in 2026. ### What should readers watch next? June 8 is the next hard date in this story because Apple is scheduled to open WWDC that day. (apple.com) The key questions are whether Apple gives a firm timetable for the redesigned Siri experience and whether any software dependencies are named for products rumored for the second half, including the foldable iPhone and OLED MacBook Pro. (apple.com) (developer.apple.com)