What we didn’t get from Apple’s iPhone event

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As expected, Apple announced new iPhones at its press event in Cupertino, Calif. But there are plenty of other product refreshes still waiting for a possible October unveiling. What follows is a comprehensive list of products Apple did not unveil today. To be clear, few if any of these products were expected. Some of these — updated iPads and Macs — will likely pop up at an iPad-centric event that most observers expect in October. Other, more-fanciful Apple wish-list products — the rumored smartwatch complete with the new M7 chip and a television — will likely wait until 2014, if they are released at all.

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