Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) stock is a hot topic on Thursday following the tech giant’s latest event showing off new products.
Let’s go over all of the biggest announcements from the latest Apple event below!
- The main showing at the event was a range of new iPhone devices.
- That includes the iPhone 14, 14 Plus, 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max.
- Preorders for these smartphones open this Friday and costs are the same compared to last year’s models.
- One of the biggest new features for these phones is support for satellite service in an emergency.
- This means users will still be able to access services even if they’re out of cell tower range.
- Adding to that, Apple is doing away with physical SIM cards with this new generation of iPhones.
- Instead, the company will use digital eSIM cards, which “support multiple numbers” and enhance security.
- Apple also showed off the new AirPods Pro wireless earbuds at the event.
- The new AirPods cost $249 and will be available on Sept 23.
- The earbuds sport better noise cancellation, a longer battery life and a speaker on the case.
- The final big announcement at the Apple event is the new Apple Watch Ultra.
- This upgraded version of the Apple Watch launches on Sept. 23 for $799.
- The device has a new watch face that includes a compass. The watch can even show a user how deep they are when diving.
AAPL stock is down slightly as of Thursday morning.
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