Dozens of hardware IDs have been added to Apple’s services backend

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Macworld At tomorrow's Surprise and Shine event, Apple is expected to announce the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, iPhone Ultra (or whatever Apple calls its first folding iPhone), the Apple Watch Series 12, and...

Other products that might make an appearance include new AirPods, HomePod mini, and Apple TV 4K.

According to a social media post by Aaron Perris, dozens of hardware product identifiers have been found on Apple's services backend.

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Macworld At tomorrow's Surprise and Shine event, Apple is expected to announce the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, iPhone Ultra (or whatever Apple calls its first folding iPhone), the Apple Watch Series 12, and the Apple Watch Ultra 4. Other products that might make an appearance include new AirPods, HomePod mini, and Apple TV 4K. According to a social media post by Aaron Perris, dozens of hardware product identifiers have been found on Apple's services backend.

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This is the list: iPhone19,1 iPhone19,2 iPhone19,3 iPhone19,4 iPhone19,5 iPhone19,6 iPhone19,7 Mac17,10 Mac17,11 Mac17,12 Mac17,13 Mac18,1 Mac18,2 Mac18,6 Mac18,7 Mac19,1 iPad18,1 iPad18,2 iPad19,1 iPad19,2...

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