Mark Gurman reports that Apple plans to launch roughly 20 new products through 2027. Many of these devices were delayed until the new, more personal version of Siri reached beta. Now, the company is moving forward with a diverse lineup including a smart home hub and updated HomePod mini models.

Hardware highlights include the iPhone Ultra, a foldable device featuring a 7.7-inch inner display and a Touch ID power button. Apple also plans a MacBook Ultra with an OLED screen and a touch-friendly interface. These shifts suggest a move toward more versatile form factors and integrated AI capabilities across the ecosystem.

Other updates include the iPhone 18 Pro with an A20 Pro chip and variable aperture cameras. The 20th-anniversary iPhone models may feature curved glass that wraps around the sides. Apple is also developing smart glasses with oval cameras and AirPods Ultra with visual intelligence capabilities for Siri.

These releases signal a massive hardware refresh across every major product line. The strategy relies heavily on the rollout of Apple Intelligence and the N1 chip for Wi-Fi 7 support. This roadmap focuses on expanding the ecosystem into smart glasses and foldable screens.