Everything we expect Apple to announce at its event on in September (AAPL)

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Apple is expected to hold its annual fall event within a few weeks. (The rumored date is September 7.)

We'll be there covering the news live as it happens, but in the meantime, here's a rundown of what we expect Apple to unveil.

Of course, the next iPhone — let's just call it the iPhone 7 for now — will be the star of the show. The design isn't expected to change much, according to numerous leaks and reports, but keep reading to see what we do expect to change.

Apple is expected to release two models of the iPhone again, the 4.7-inch iPhone and the 5.5-inch Plus model. 

That larger camera lens presumably means the iPhone will have a larger sensor that can gather more light and produce better photos.

The 5.5-inch iPhone 7 Plus is said to have a dual-camera system that takes two images at once and stitches them together into one great photo. Dual cameras could also let you change the focus of photos, giving them the same look as photos taken with a DSLR.

It's all but confirmed that the iPhone 7 won't have a headphone jack. This will easily be the most controversial move Apple has made in years, so it'll be interesting to hear the company's explanation for it.

Instead of a traditional headphone jack, you'll have to use headphones that plug into the iPhone's Lightning charging port or a pair of Bluetooth headphones.

Apple will likely include a pair of Lightning earbuds with the iPhone 7.

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