Tech giant is offering larger screens, longer battery life and better recyclability for some of its most popular products.
Apple unveiled updated versions of its popular iPhone, AirPods and watch on Wednesday at a highly anticipated event streamed from its Cupertino, California, headquarters.
Executives emphasized that Apple Watch users' body-temperature data will be encrypted, so that Apple won't have access to it. The company also introduced an update of the cheaper Apple Watch SE, with many of the same features as the Apple Watch minus temperature-tracking, as well as a new watch aimed at serious athletes and outdoor explorers. The Apple Watch Ultra, which starts at $800, has a titanium case, large screen, one outside button, more accurate GPS and a built-in siren.
The newest iPhone has the same crash-detection feature as the Apple Watch and a satellite-based SOS service. The service, which lets users call for help from areas without cell phone reception, will be free for the first two years after the purchase of an iPhone 14.The phone is the first to lack a physical SIM card, instead using a digital eSIM that the company says will be better for security.
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