Apple Has Announced iPhone 13, Apple Watch Series 7, and More!

September is here, which means it’s once again time for Apple’s annual keynote event. This year, the tech giant made several exciting announcements, including the iPhone 13, an all-new iPad mini, Apple Watch Series 7, and more. Check out all the products that were announced at Apple’s keynote.

9th-Gen iPad with 12MP Ultra Wide Front Camera

Apple kicked things off with the upgraded 9th-generation iPad. This latest iPad features a 10.2" Retina display with True Tone, powerful A13 Fusion chip (which will allow the new iPad to run twice as fast as many of the top-selling PCs), and a new Neural Engine-enabled 12MP Ultra Wide front-facing camera that delivers the Center Stage experience to iPad users. The 9th-generation iPad is optimized to work with the latest iPadOS and offers a full catalogue of multi-tasking tools and features, including storage options that are double that of the previous generation.

iPad mini Gets Huge Upgrade

Apple unveiled a major update to its iPad mini line, which is now less “mini,” thanks to its new 8.3" Liquid Retina display. The upgraded mini also includes Apple’s powerful new A15 Bionic chip, which makes the most capable iPad mini ever. How capable? According to Apple, the new iPad mini offers 80 percent faster performance than the previous generation—that’s a lot. The new iPad mini also boasts some serious connectivity enhancements, including a USB-C port for faster connections and more charging options, as well as cellular options, including 5G connectivity. Along with those upgrades, the iPad mini comes with a powerful new camera system, support for the latest Apple Pencil, and much more.

Apple Watch Series 7

As expected, the new Apple Watch Series 7 also debuted at this year’s keynote. The newest model features a new, nearly edge-to-edge Always-On Retina display that’s bigger, brighter, and, according to Apple, supports 50 percent more text on the screen. Despite the larger watch face, Apple claims the new Apple Watch is now crack-resistant and, for the first time ever, features an IP6X rating. The new Apple Watch’s battery life remains solid at around 18 hours, but its charger now uses USB-C and yields a 33-percent faster charge rate.  

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