Apple's 2026 calendar starts with a new subscription bundle. Apple Creator Studio launches on January 28, offering a suite of creative apps for $12.99 monthly. The following day, the company reports Q1 earnings, its first with M5 chip updates across iPad Pro, MacBook Pro, and Vision Pro models.

The schedule continues into February with new Apple Arcade titles, including Retrocade and a Civilization VII port. Apple will also accept submissions for the 2026 Swift Student Challenge on February 6, with winners invited to Apple Park for WWDC. Meanwhile, the Apple Music Halftime Show sponsors Super Bowl LX on February 8, featuring Bad Bunny.

On February 10, Apple will end support for the original Home app architecture, requiring users to upgrade. The month concludes with a virtual shareholders meeting on February 24, where the board will be re-elected. These dates set the stage for product updates and developer engagement throughout the first quarter.