A Apple parece estar preparando seus sistemas para a nova leva de produtos que será lançada em breve. A menos de 24 horas do evento “Surprise and shine” (“Surpreendente e brilhante”), a empresa adicionou nada menos que 37 novos identificadores de hardware ao seu backend, abrangendo iPhones, iPads, Macs, Apple Watches e outros dispositivos.

A descoberta foi feita por Aaron Perris. No X, ele compartilhou todos os identificadores, sendo sete deles relacionados a iPhones.

A bunch of upcoming Apple device identifiers have been found on Apple’s backend. Interestingly, there are 7 iPhone models listed. We only know of 6.

iPhone19,1
iPhone19,2
iPhone19,3
iPhone19,4
iPhone19,5
iPhone19,6
iPhone19,7

Mac17,10
Mac17,11
Mac17,12
Mac17,13
Mac18,1
Mac18,2…

— Aaron (@aaronp613) September 8, 2026

O número chama atenção pois, até o momento, os rumores dão conta de seis modelos compondo a futura linha: “iPhone 18 Pro”, “iPhone 18 Pro Max” e “iPhone Ultra”, além dos “iPhone 18”, “iPhone Air 2” e “iPhone 18e” — os três últimos, segundo as notícias, só serão lançados no ano que vem.

Isso, porém, não significa necessariamente que a Apple esteja preparando um sétimo iPhone do qual nunca ouvimos falar. O identificador pode muito bem ser simplesmente uma variante de um dos modelos já esperados — como, por exemplo, uma configuração específica do “iPhone Ultra” destinada à China.

Além dos iPhones, a lista inclui nove identificadores de Macs, oito de iPads, nove de Apple Watches, um de Apple TV e três associados à categoria “HomeAccessory”, utilizada internamente pela Apple para produtos domésticos.

Lembrando que, no evento de amanhã, a Apple muito provavelmente lançará produtos como o “Apple Watch Series 12”, o “Apple Watch Ultra 4”, uma nova geração da Apple TV e, quem sabe, o aguardado hub inteligente para a casa — além dos iPhones, é claro. Novos Macs (como um iMac com chip M6 e a estreia dos “MacBooks Ultra”) e iPads (como o iPad mini com tela OLED), contudo, não são esperados para esta semana.

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Apple’s next entry-level iPhone is on track to receive a modest but meaningful memory upgrade. According to analyst Jeff Pu of GF Securities, the iPhone 18e, expected to arrive by March 2027, will feature 9GB of memory, a step up from the 8GB found in the current iPhone 17e.

The claim, detailed in a research note released today, aligns with earlier reporting from Apple supply-chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who floated the same 9GB memory figure last month. The increase would bring the more affordable “e” model closer to the memory capacity of higher-tier iPhones, potentially improving multitasking, app performance, and on-device Apple Intelligence features that benefit from additional system memory.

While 9GB is still a relatively restrained amount compared with many Android flagships, the upgrade continues Apple’s gradual approach to boosting memory across its lineup. Previous generations have seen similar incremental gains as software demands (particularly those tied to machine-learning tasks) have grown.

The iPhone 18e is widely expected to follow the same annual spring launch cadence as its predecessors. Beyond the memory bump, further details on the device’s design, camera system, chip, and pricing remain limited at this stage.

MacDailyNews Take: As with all supply-chain rumors, the final specifications could still shift before mass production begins. For now, the dual confirmation from Pu and Kuo strengthens the case that Apple’s most affordable 2027 iPhone will at least get a small but useful memory boost.

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The lower-end iPhone 18e that Apple is expected to release by March 2027 will be equipped with 9GB of RAM, up from 8GB in the iPhone 17e, according to analyst Jeff Pu.

9GB of RAM for the iPhone 18e was already rumored by another analyst Ming-Chi Kuo last month.
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