Apple appears to have inadvertently revealed a range of its future products through clues found within the beta version of macOS 26.7, in a leak that could give users an early look at the company’s plans for the coming months.

According to a recent report, system code includes references to more than 10 devices that Apple has not officially announced yet, opening the door to wide speculation about the products the company is preparing to unveil.

Among the most notable devices that appeared in the leaks is a foldable iPhone, a long-awaited product, along with AirPods equipped with infrared cameras, in a move that could expand the capabilities of smart speakers in the future.

The software references also included other products, including new versions of the Apple Watch, a smart home device, and a MacBook with an OLED screen and an iPad mini with an OLED screen.

The leaks did not stop at these products; data also suggests that there is an updated version of the Siri Remote designed for a future Apple TV, suggesting that Apple may be working on a broader update to its home system.

Will these devices appear in September?

The leak comes at an interesting time, coinciding with the approach of Apple’s major event expected in September, which is expected to witness the unveiling of the iPhone 18 series and new models of the Apple Watch.

However, the appearance of device names within system codes does not necessarily mean that all will reach markets at the same time. Some products may still be in development stages, and Apple could change its launch plans or postpone some devices.

The foldable iPhone and AirPods with cameras remain the most interesting products in these leaks, especially as their entry into Apple’s lineup would represent a clear expansion of the product categories offered by the company.

Thus, the leak of macOS 26.7 may have inadvertently revealed part of Apple's future product roadmap, while the final word remains with the company when it officially announces its devices and launch dates.