Following the conclusion of Apple's iPhone 14 presentation, online rumours are already circulating regarding the company's upcoming product selection. Next year, a new iPhone 15 Ultra model is expected to replace the company's iPhone Max Pro model.

According to a recent rumour, users can anticipate seeing a new 15-inch MacBook Air, a larger iPad, an upgraded HomePod, and a number of other Apple devices in 2022. Here is all we are aware of.

Mark Gurman of Bloomberg reports that Apple intends to introduce a new 15-inch MacBook Air for consumers in 2023. The design is anticipated to be lighter and slimmer, similar to the 16-inch MacBook Pro variant. Though the new edition is reported to have the old design, don't anticipate to see a fresh overall aesthetic. Instead of an angled shape, the MacBook Air M2, which debuted in June of this year, has a more symmetrical appearance. It has a display with a notch and thin bezels.

A quad back camera arrangement is also anticipated for the upcoming generation. A new iMac is also rumoured to be in development by Apple and will be released in 2023. Under the hood, the gadget might have an M3 silicon chip from Apple. There are rumours suggesting that we may also see an iMac Pro variant, while the other specifics of this iMac are still unknown.

Apple might bring back HomePod in 2023 after discontinuing it in March of last year. Only the tiny version is being sold at the moment. The more expensive version is anticipated to debut the following year with better audio. Most likely, it will make use of the new S8 chip, which is also found in the Apple Watch Series 8. According to analyst Ming-Chi-Kuo, this one could be released in the first quarter of 2023 and is reported to keep the HomePod's original dimensions.

Gurman also predicted that a new, larger iPad would be released. In 2023, the business is anticipated to introduce a 14-inch iPad Pro. Ross Young of DSCC recently asserted that Apple is developing a 14.1-inch iPad Pro device that might enable MiniLED and ProMotion.

The latter is essentially LTPO technology, which is used in Android phones and enables to automatically adapt the refresh rate between 1Hz and 120Hz depending on the content.

Apple Glasses, which have been long reported, are also on the list and may eventually be released in 2022. The quoted source asserts that the business may unveil its first Reality Pro headset, which is stated to include a 'innovative three-display arrangement.' It is rumoured to have two micro OLED 4K displays, and a potent mobile chipset is what is anticipated. The item won't probably be inexpensive, and it will probably have a high price.