Apple Slip-Up? iPhone 17 Launch Date Spotted on Apple TV App

Leaks suggest iPhone 17 series might launch on Sept 9, 2025, according to an accidental leak on the Apple TV app. The leak, featuring Apple’s logo on purple background, which is expected to include Apple Watch models alongside iPhone 17 lineup.

As leaks and speculations about Apple’s next iPhone 17 series continue to circulate, speculation is intensifying. Although the firm has not yet made an official statement, the launch date may have been leaked too soon due to an apparent error on the Apple TV app. According to a Hindustan Times story, the now-deleted message raised excitement among fans and tech watchers by implying that Apple’s 2025 hardware announcement would take place on September 9.

A tipster on X (previously Twitter) going under the name “Apple Leaker” posted a screenshot of the unintentional post, which appeared to be an official invitation for the event. Like the visual motifs seen on MacBook Air wallpapers in the past, the image featured Apple’s iconic luminous logo on a purple background. Many people think the leak has almost verified the anticipated event date, even though the message was quickly removed. Before the end of August, Apple is probably going to make an official announcement.

What Can You Expect from Apple Event?

According to the reports, the highly anticipated iPhone 17 lineup will make its debut during the September 2025 unveiling along with new Apple Watch models and improved AirPods.

According to industry rumours, there will be four different iPhone 17 models: the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17, and iPhone 17 Pro Max. The next-generation A19 chip, which is expected to provide better efficiency and higher performance, is said to power all of them. A number of AI-driven innovations are also anticipated to be included in Apple’s future iOS 26 release, which will improve the user experience on all devices.

Excitement is growing for what may be one of Apple’s biggest product releases in years, with only a few weeks until the company’s formal announcement.

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