Its that time of year again: Apple announced the iPhone 13… and a bunch of other stuff.
Weve gone ahead and made a summary of the most important announcements below.
New entry-level iPad
Apple today announced its latest iPad, this time around using Apples A13 processor.
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The new iPad starts at $329 for 64 GB of storage ($299 for schools).
Its available to pre-order today and will begin to ship next week.
And oh yeah, it finally charges via USB-C.
The iPad Mini 6 is available to pre-order starting at $499 and will be available next week.
Specifically, the screen is now 20% larger than before, while the bezels are 40% smaller.
Contrary to early rumors, the new Apple Watch does not feature flat sides the opposite in fact.
Apple has rounded the sides even more, giving the display a slight curvature like so many smartphones.
Its also more durable, now with IP6X water and dust resistance.
The Apple Watch Series 7 starts at $399 and will be available later this fall.
iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Mini
The rumors were true!
The new iPhones feature a smaller notch.
Barely, but hey, its something.
The new iPhones feature a slightly tweaked design in 5 colors, including a snazzy light pink.
The display gets brighter now up to 1200 nits when watching HDR content.
More notable is the new A15 processor.
It also claims to be 30% faster at GPU tasks as well.
The cameras received some major upgrades too.
Perhaps more interesting is the new Cinematic Mode in video.
It wont trick serious videographers, but it opens up a whole new world of creative opportunities.
The iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Mini start at $799 and $699.
As a neat bonus, the devices now start at 128GB of storage rather than just 64 GB.
But they also offer a whole bunch more.
Apple claims the Pros bring the biggest camera advancements ever for the iPhone.
The phones pack larger batteries too.
Apple claims the latter has the best battery life ever in an iPhone.
Watch the whole thing
Missed out on the event live?
A replay is alreadyavailable on Apples website, where youll find the companys own summary of the news.
Its also upon YouTube, so weve gone ahead and embedded that below.
