Apple has revealed that its much-anticipated annual fall event will take place on September 9. At this event, the tech giant is set to unveil a host of new products, including its first-ever foldable iPhone, the iPhone 18 Pro, and the Apple Watch Series 12. In the United States, September 11 holds significant meaning as a national day of mourning and remembrance. In light of this, Apple has decided to adjust the pre-order timeline for its new products. Originally, pre-orders were scheduled to commence on the Friday following the event. However, they will now be postponed to Saturday, September 12. Additionally, the start time for pre-orders has been brought forward from 5:00 AM Pacific Time to midnight. It's worth noting that the pre-order availability of the foldable iPhone Ultra might face further delays, potentially pushing its release to late September. This means it won't be available for pre-order at the same time as the Pro series. Apple has a history of tweaking its product release schedules, often due to considerations like memorial days or challenges encountered during mass production.