Everything Apple Announced At The iPhone 14 Launch Event

It’s that time of year.

Every year, around September, Apple and Tech fans everywhere settle in to see what the tech giant announces at their yearly event.

The products were unveiled on

Apple Watch Series 8.

The first big announcement from Apple CEO Tim Cook came in the form of a brand-new apple watch, the Series 8.

The big focus this year on the Apple Watch was health – Tim started with a video of people suffering health crises and how the Apple Watch helped them survive.

New features of the Apple Watch include sensors that know when you’ve been in a car crash, a low battery mode and international mode.

A huge addition they’ve also made is a temperature sensor, which Apple says is key to their new ovulation tracking technology, to help hopeful parents stay on top of their cycles.

The new watch starts at nearly $600 bucks, so it’s not gonna be cheap.

There are a couple of new watch options though, including a cheaper Apple Watch SE, which starts at $370, and the Apple Watch Ultra, a high performance model designed for extreme athletes.

That one’s not going to be cheap though, starting at a whopping $1200 bucks.

The New Airpods Pro.

A big update to the Airpods Pro is that they’re gonna come with different sizes.

No longer a one-size-fits-all, there will be four different options, ranging from large to extra-small.

They’ve also updated the spatial audio, touch controls and an extended battery life.

The moment you’ve been waiting for: the iPhone 14.

As they always do, Apple have announced a new and improved version of the iPhone.

This time, it’s the iPhone 14 and 14 Plus.

They haven’t made a huge update to the design, but they have upgraded the camera and made it a bit bigger.

Aesthetically, the new phone comes in five colours: midnight, starlight, blue, purple and red.

They’ve also updated the iPhone Pro and Pro Max, which comes in some pretty cool colours itself including deep purple, and some huge new updates to the specs.

Well, that’s for Apple this year, but they’ve promised a heap more for the future, including teasing 8k video in the coming year.