By Sparsh Sharma
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Apple may have just wrapped up its big Awe Dropping event on September 9, where it launched the iPhone 17 lineup along with the Apple Watch Ultra 3, Watch Series 11, Watch SE , AirPods Pro 3 and the all-new iPhone Air, but the tech giant isn’t done yet. Reports suggest that Apple still has five more products lined up before 2025 ends, spanning categories from smart home to wearables. Here’s a look at what could be coming next. Apple TV and HomePod mini Apple is expected to refresh its smart home lineup with new versions of the Apple TV and HomePod mini. Both are tipped to feature upgraded processors and Apple’s new N1 networking chip. The Apple TV, in particular, is said to add support for next-gen Siri and Apple Intelligence features rolling out next year. Meanwhile, the HomePod mini could also arrive in fresh colour options, giving buyers a chance to better match their setups at home. Vision Pro 2 Apple’s Vision Pro headset may also get a second-generation model. Reports suggest the device could upgrade from the M2 chip to the M5 chipset, offering improved performance. While the overall design is expected to remain the same, rumours hint at a new strap design and a Space Black colour variant. ALSO READ: Apple’s iPhone 17 Series Surpasses iPhone 16 In Initial Pre-orders, iPhone 17 Pro Max Most In Demand iPad Pro With M5 Chip The iPad Pro refresh is among the most anticipated launches. Apple is likely to power it with the new M5 chip, promising major performance gains while improving energy efficiency. There are also whispers of a second, portrait-oriented front camera, which could be useful for video calls. AirTag 2 Another long-rumoured product, the AirTag 2, is also said to be on Apple’s 2025 launch roadmap. The updated tracker is expected to come with a U2 chip, enabling even more precise location tracking than before. The move will refine Apple’s already popular AirTag experience. Get Latest News live on Times Now along with Breaking News and Top Headlines from Technology Science and around the world.