Little more than a month after launching two new iPhones, Apple sent out media invitations to another “special event” next week.
In its typical cryptic fashion, Apple didn’t say what it planned to reveal at the Oct. 16 event at its Cupertino, Calif., headquarters other than this one-line hint: “It’s been way too long.”
The gadget maker is expected to show off its latest line of iPads, which could include a larger screen 12.9-inch iPad geared toward business users.
In July, Apple CEO Tim Cook called Apple’s new partnership with IBM a “catalyst for future iPad growth.”
Apple is also expected to take the wrapping off its new operating system, dubbed Yosemite.
Those hoping for a refreshed line of Mac computers were also optimistic after seeing the logo on the invite, noting it was similar to the one Apple used to mark the 30th anniversary of the Mac earlier this year.
Last month, Apple launched two new iPhones, including a plus-sized iPhone 6, which has been selling out across the country.
