Apple has sent out media invitations for its next product launch event, scheduled for September 14, where it is expected to unveil new iPhones.The ' streaming' event will be broadcast from Apple Park and online at apple.com, starting at 1 p.m.  
  
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In addition to new iPhones, which are likely to be known as the , Apple may unveil new versions of the Apple Watch and AirPods. The new iPhone may have a much longer battery life and get camera updates, including a slightly larger 'bump,' a 2.5x telephoto zoom, and an upgrade to the super wide-angle lens. Apple's latest smartphones are also likely to get to its video taking capabilities, including a new ProRes feature for professional filmmakers. The new devices may allow users take videos in a portrait mode and blur the background.Higher-quality videos, including in HD and 4K formats, will give professional filmmakers more editing capabilities. Apple's newest iPhone will offer technology that lets it connect to satellites, according to a recent analyst reportThe new device may also incorporate a that enables it to make calls and send texts when out of range of cellphone networks in the case of emergencies. Its also been suggested the company may bring back , 2020-film.org as face masks have interfered with some users' ability to use Face ID. The new iPhones are expected to retain the same screen sizes as the iPhone 12 models, including 5.4-inch and 6.1-inch for the regular models and 6.1-inch and 6.7-inch for the Pro models.They are likely to be made of the same material as previous devices, something that may change with the 2022 iPhone model.The new Apple Watch may have flat edges and a larger display, DailyMail.com . The watch will be available in 41- and 45-millimeters sizes, an increase from the 41 and 44-millimeter sizes.There will be several new watch faces, including a new Infograph Modular face.