August is not often a big month for Apple releases, and this year is no exception.

With so many services and big software releases in beta, Apple still has some stuff going on in August.

Here are all the things we expect Apple to release over the course of the month.

We don’t expect any new hardware releases at all in August.

But then, we didn’t expect anything in July either, and Apple surprise-launched the MagSafe Battery Pack in the middle of the month.

In recent months, Apple has released its new 24-inch iMac, iPad Pro, an updated Apple TV 4K, and AirTag.

Through the month of August we can probably expect one or two major beta updates along the way.

We expect one or two updates to the Public Beta of iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 in August as development wraps up ahead of the fall launch, so you’ll be able to try out Apple’s fall operating systems before release.

There hasn’t been an announcement yet this year (it will likely come around the last week of August), but if past years are anything to go by, this is what you can expect: National Park Foundation charity donations, free content on the TV app celebrating National Parks, a playlist on Apple Music, an App Store collection, and an activity challenge for Apple Watch.

Apple releases new games to Apple Arcade on Fridays, but not every Friday is marked by a new game or significant update.

Check our Apple Arcade FAQ for a full list of Apple Arcade games and more details on the service.

It looks like Apple Arcade releases are finally starting to pick up the pace a little, thanks in part to Apple’s new policy change whereby existing App Store games can find their way to Arcade with a “+” on the end (and maybe a few tweaks).