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When will the next iPhone come out? If Apple follows its usual pattern, the iPhone 15 will be announced in early September and be available to purchase a week or two later.Apple is known for doing things its own way, so frankly we're not surprised.

Why did Apple skip iPhone 9? Well, there wasn't an iPhone 9 because Apple went straight to the iPhone X, a decision made based on it being released in the tenth year after the very first iPhone release. Did you know that there isn't an iPhone 2? After Apple created the first generation iPhone, the one that came after that was all about 3G internet connectivity, so the iPhone 2 was skipped. Why Did Apple Skip Some iPhone Numbers? Apple has skipped some iPhone numbers to highlight a certain feature or anniversary.We expect Apple to release the exciting new iPhone 15 in September 2023. However, in the September 2022 event, the iPhone 14 lineup had reverted to only three new phones, marking the end of the less popular iPhone mini. At its September 2021 event, Apple revealed the four new phones that comprise the iPhone 13 lineup, then in March 2022 released the the iPhone SE (third-generation). Not only did it release the iPhone SE (second-generation) in April, the company also rolled out the four iPhones in the 12-series lineup in its delayed fall announcement. 2017, 2018, and 2019 each saw the release of three more iPhone models, and then in 2020 the tech giant shocked the world. With the September rollout, though, Apple released both the iPhone 5s and the iPhone 5c, ushering in an era of two iPhone releases per year. That gradually changed as the releases of new models got closer and closer together from 2010 to 2013. In the early days, Apple released one iPhone per year. As you can see, the iPhone has gone through a lot of changes, from a 16 GB web browser to a 1 TB all-in-one camera, workspace, and entertainment center. Apple has released a total of 38 iPhones over the years (including the latest iPhone 14 models). We've given you a complete look at each iPhone evolution, starting when Steve Jobs unveiled the original iPhone in 2007.

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