Apple
Apple sent out invitations to media for an event at its headquarters in Cupertino, California.
John Paczkowski of Re/code reported last week that Apple will show off an updated version of the iPad Air. Apple will also reportedly give a final release date for OS X Yosemite, the new operating system for Macs. Finally, Apple is expected to show off a new iMac with a high-resolution screen, as Mark Gurman of 9to5Mac reported a few days ago.
It likely won't be as big and splashy as last month's iPhone 6/Apple Watch event. That's because the new iPads won't be a major redesign or radical upgrade from last year's models. Most expect the new iPads to look the same, but include internal improvements like faster processors and the Touch ID fingerprint sensor found in iPhones.