Apple reveals two new watches, two new iPads and a subscription bundle
There may not be a new 5G iPhone just yet, but Apple tried to compensate for any disappointment by giving its fans several new devices to play with while they wait.
The company announced the latest versions of its Apple Watch and iPad, as well as a new subscription bundle that combines several of its services — albeit for a hefty price.
Here's everything Apple rolled out at its latest virtual product launch on Tuesday.
Apple made a pitch for the Covid-19 era with the sixth generation of its flagship wearable device, adding new health and fitness features to help monitor oxygen levels, hand-washing techniques and home workouts.
The Apple Watch 6 uses LED lights and photo sensors on its bottom surface to measure the amount of oxygen in a user's blood, by monitoring how much light the blood reflects. The device can also notify users if they are at a higher altitude, to remind them that their blood oxygen levels may be different than normal.
