In March 2016, Apple will reportedly hold an event where it will reveal new devices. The expected devices to be unveiled here are the new Apple Watch 2 and the 4-inch iPhone 6C.

The Inquirer reports that the upcoming Apple Watch 2 will sport an OLED display, a similar feature that can be found in the first Apple Watch and it will also have an increased battery life. Moreover, this Apple watch is being speculated of having a 'Find my Apple Watch' functionality, a baked-in FaceTime camera, as well as latest color choices.

Furthermore, the second generation of Apple watch was reported to feature sleep tracking and better health sensor technologies. In addition, an improved battery life, a FaceTime camera will also be included on this new watch, writes Macworld.

In a separate report from9to5mac, it is stated that the smaller 4-inch displays were first introduced with the iPhone 5 in 2012 and has been continued in the iPhone 5s as well as in the sixth-generation iPod touch. This display will reportedly be employed on the forthcoming iPhone6c, too.

Other information from Macworld has cited that there is a 20% of people polled and provided their desire of a smaller 4in iPhone, and now, it appears that their wish will be granted. According to rumors, the much-awaited iPhone 6c Rumour could be finally seen in the spring season of 2016. Furthermore, the new iPhone 6c was reported to be built by a colorful metallic case instead of the plastic case that has been employed to its forerunner, the iPhone 5c.

What's more, a better camera, compared to the iPhone 5s is also stated to be offered by this new iPhone 6c. As for the processor, the company could opt the A8 version to provide the power for this new iPhone instead of the A9 that will be found in the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus.  

Apple has previously held events in March where it launched the original Apple Watch and MacBook in 2015 as well as the iPad 3 in 2012. Thus, if the Apple Watch 2 and the iPhone 6c will be truly unveiled in March 2016, then it will not surprise the fans anymore.