Der Rückblick · 9. September 2026

Warum: Coverage of Apple’s September 9, 2026 event consistently reports the iPhone 18 Pro’s US entry (lowest‑priced configurable SKU) starting price as $1,199 — below $1,399. For example, finance.yahoo.com’s event writeup states “The 18 Pro will start at $1,199,” and BGR’s post‑event price table lists the 256 GB iPhone 18 Pro (the model identified as the entry SKU) at $1,199. CNBC’s live coverage likewise reports the Pro models received a $100 hike versus last year, consistent with a $1,199 starting price. Because the announced US retail starting price for the base iPhone 18 Pro was $1,199 (less than $1,399), the answer to whether Apple announced a starting price of $1,399.00 or greater is NO.

Warum: Apple's own press release dated 2026-09-09 is titled and states that Apple introduced “Apple Watch Ultra 4.” The Apple Event livestream and Apple’s event videos from September 9, 2026, also present the product as Apple Watch Ultra 4 (the Ultra-series successor). These sources together show Apple publicly announced at its September 2026 iPhone event a hardware product it identified at the time as the next Ultra-series Apple Watch.

Warum: Multiple independent, credible news outlets (AP, Reuters/US News, Al Jazeera, ABC) report that on 2026-09-09 the IAEA Board of Governors adopted a resolution referring Iran to the UN Security Council. Coverage quotes the adopted text as it 'requests the (IAEA) Director General to report this resolution ... to the Security Council and the General Assembly of the United Nations' and gives the vote tally (reported as 23 in favour, 3 against, 8 abstentions), showing the Board formally adopted the referral by vote.

Warum: Extracted condition: use the single most recent nationwide voting‑intention poll row on the specified Wikipedia page as it appears at 2026-09-10T00:00:00+02:00; resolve YES if PP% − PSOE% > 5.9. The supplied page’s most recent row (first of those with the latest fieldwork end date) is NC Report/La Razón, fieldwork 1–3 Sep (fieldwork end date 2026-09-03). Observed values on that row: PP = 34.5, PSOE = 24.9. Calculation: 34.5 − 24.9 = 9.6, and 9.6 > 5.9, with no missing or ranged percentages. Therefore the market resolves YES.

Warum: Apple’s own Sept. 9 event materials and contemporaneous coverage do not contain either an explicit calendar release date (MM/DD/YYYY) for general availability of on‑device Siri/Apple Intelligence on iPhone, nor a statement that the feature is “available today.” Apple’s iPhone press releases from the Sept. 9 event list hardware pre-order/availability dates (e.g., iPhone 18 Pro pre-orders Sept 12, availability Sept 18; iPhone Duo pre-orders Oct 16, availability Oct 23) but do not give a specific calendar release date for Siri/Apple Intelligence on iPhone. Apple’s Watch press release and support copy say Siri AI is “available in beta in watchOS 27” / “rolling out in English” and that some Audio Intelligence features will come in beta later this year, and NPR’s coverage of the event reports Apple said Siri AI “will be available in Beta in October.” None of the supplied evidence shows Apple announcing a precise month/day/year general‑availability date for on‑device Siri on iPhone or saying it was “available today” during the Sept. 9 event, so the answer is NO.

Warum: Apple’s own event summary and Newsroom material for the September 9, 2026 “Surprise and Shine” product event list the announced products (iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pro/Pro Max, Apple Watch Series 12, Apple Watch Ultra 4, AirPods 5) and provide press releases with specs and preorder/availability dates for those items. None of Apple’s event pages or Newsroom press releases in the supplied evidence mention a new Apple‑branded AR/VR headset model or list any headset for sale or pre‑order. Independent coverage of the event included in the evidence (KVIA/ABC, MacStories) likewise reports the same announced products without any headset, while the AR/VR‑focused pieces discuss a visionOS 27 software release and earlier Vision Pro staffing/timeline items but do not report a new Apple headset announced or made available at the Sept. 9 event. Based on these supplied sources, Apple did not publicly announce a new Apple‑branded AR/VR headset model nor list one for sale or pre‑order during the Sept 9, 2026 event.

Warum: Apple’s official Newsroom press release for September 9, 2026 is titled “Apple unveils Apple Watch Ultra 4” and states “Apple today introduced Apple Watch Ultra 4…”, and the Apple event livestream/transcript also refers to “Apple Watch Ultra 4.” These supplied sources explicitly show Apple introduced and named the product “Apple Watch Ultra 4” during the September 9, 2026 event.

Warum: Multiple independent, credible sources reporting the match explicitly give the official full-time score as Liverpool 2-1 Atlético Madrid (UEFA, ESPN, Al Jazeera, The Guardian). Those match reports name both teams and the final score for the fixture at Anfield on 2026-09-09, which shows Liverpool scored 2 and Atlético 1, so Liverpool scored more goals.

Warum: Multiple independent, credible match reports in the supplied evidence record the final score as Liverpool 2–1 Atlético Madrid. UEFA's fixtures/results page lists 'Liverpool 2-1 Atlético de Madrid' for 2026-09-09; ESPN's match page shows 'FULL-TIME: LIVERPOOL 2-1 ATLETICO MADRID'; Al Jazeera's live blog states 'Full-time: Liverpool 2-1 Atletico Madrid'; and SofaScore's match report is titled 'Liverpool 2-1 Atlético Madrid'. These independent sources unambiguously establish that Liverpool had a strictly greater number of goals at the final whistle on 2026-09-09.

Warum: Multiple independent match reports record the final score as Barcelona 5 - 1 Feyenoord (full-time) on 2026-09-09, so at the final whistle FC Barcelona had a strictly greater number of goals than Feyenoord (5 > 1).

Warum: Apple’s own press release on Apple Newsroom dated 2026-09-09 is titled and repeatedly refers to the product as “AirPods 5,” and BusinessWire’s syndication reproduces the same announcement. Independent coverage in the supplied pages (9to5Mac, MacRumors, The Verge, etc.) also report Apple’s introduction of “AirPods 5” on that date. The supplied Apple Newsroom release therefore establishes that Apple introduced/listed a product officially named exactly “AirPods 5” on 2026-09-09.

Warum: Apple’s own event summary for the Sept 9, 2026 keynote ("Here’s what we announced") lists the announced hardware as iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pro, Apple Watch Series 12, Apple Watch Ultra 4, and AirPods 5, and does not include any new HomePod device. Apple’s Newsroom press release covering the Sept 9 announcements likewise documents the iPhone/Pro release and makes no mention of a newly shown or named HomePod. Independent coverage in the supplied live blog from Macworld that documents the event likewise records the same announced products and contains no post-event report of Apple showing or naming a new Apple-branded HomePod. Pre-event rumor pieces in the evidence speculated about Home products but are not post-event confirmation. Because the supplied, authoritative sources — including Apple’s official event summary — do not show or name a new Apple-branded HomePod during the Sept 9, 2026 event, the correct settlement is NO.

Warum: - Premise (EFE, 6 Sep 2026): The Senate plenary would debate and vote on 9 Sep a “planteamiento de un conflicto de atribuciones” against the Government, before the Constitutional Court, over several ministers’ August absences from Senate committee appearances to explain the Ceuta crisis (https://efe.com/espana/2026-09-06/senado-tribunal-constitucional-ausencias-ministros-ceuta/). → This establishes the exact item and subject of the planned vote. - Premise (ABC/EFE, 9 Sep 2026): “El pleno del Senado ha aprobado este miércoles el planteamiento de un conflicto de atribuciones contra el Gobierno ante el Tribunal Constitucional por haberse ausentado tres ministros… para dar explicaciones sobre la crisis de Ceuta,” with the vote totals given. → This explicitly states that, during the 9 Sep plenary, the Senate approved the planteamiento of a conflicto de atribuciones before the Constitutional Court, specifically due to ministers’ absences tied to the Ceuta crisis. - Inference: Approval of the planteamiento “ante el Tribunal Constitucional” is the formal adoption of the conflict-raising measure to be brought before the Constitutional Court on that stated ground. - Conclusion: Yes, in the 9 Sep 2026 plenary, the Senate voted to approve and formally adopt a planteamiento de conflicto de atribuciones to be sent to the Constitutional Court concerning ministers’ absences related to the Ceuta crisis.

Warum: Apple’s own Newsroom press release dated 2026-09-09 announces the iPhone Duo and repeatedly describes it as the company’s “first foldable iPhone,” with a 7.6-inch inner display, a 5.4-inch outer display, and a precision hinge that supports opening/closing the device — language that unambiguously describes a physical folding display mechanism. Apple’s official video (“Introducing the new iPhone Duo”) and independent reporting from NPR (both dated 2026-09-09) corroborate that Apple publicly announced the foldable iPhone on that date.

Warum: Multiple independent, contemporaneous outlets in the supplied evidence report that Apple’s Sept. 9, 2026 product event included the public unveiling of a foldable iPhone called the iPhone Duo. Sources (Desert Sun/USA Today, The Guardian, NPR, LiveNOW/Fox) explicitly state the device was introduced during the Sept. 9 keynote, and Apple’s official event livestream/videos in the supplied evidence are titled/segmented around “iPhone Duo.” The reports consistently tie the unveil to the Sept. 9 event, so the answer is YES.

Warum: Apple’s own press release dated September 9, 2026 is titled “Introducing Apple Watch Series 12…” and explicitly states “Apple today introduced Apple Watch Series 12.” The official product page (/apple-watch-series-12/) uses that exact name, and independent coverage from MacRumors and 9to5Mac (both dated Sept 9, 2026) report that Apple announced the Apple Watch Series 12 at the event. These sources corroborate that Apple officially introduced a product named “Apple Watch Series 12” during the September 9, 2026 event.

Warum: ABC/AP reporting (syndicated on ABC13) from Sept 9 states that “the company's new CEO, John Ternus … introduced the latest lineup at the Steve Jobs Theater” and quotes Ternus describing the new foldable Duo — directly tying him to the product announcements. Apple’s official event livestream for the Sept 9 “Surprise and Shine” event was posted on Apple’s YouTube channel (the event video), and TechCrunch’s event coverage also shows Ternus speaking about Apple’s new products. Those sources together establish that John Ternus delivered the opening keynote/presentation and presented the primary product announcements on 2026-09-09.

Warum: Apple held its September 9, 2026 event and publicly presented and named new iPhone models. Apple’s official press releases dated September 9, 2026 state that the company introduced iPhone Duo and announced iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, and the Apple livestream/transcript in the evidence shows those products were presented during the keynote. These sources establish that at least one previously-unannounced iPhone model was publicly named at the Sept. 9 event.

Warum: Apple’s own Newsroom press release dated September 9, 2026 is titled and states the company “debuts iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max.” Independent coverage (MacRumors, CNBC, Macworld, Apple’s YouTube videos in the bundle) likewise report Apple unveiled the iPhone 18 Pro on that date. The announced marketed product name explicitly contains the contiguous substring “iPhone 18 Pro.”