- Just wrapped up: Apple's biggest event of the year offered us three new iPhones, a health-focused refresh of the Apple Watch, a new iOS and other new software updates.
Thanks for joining us for our live coverage of Apple's autumn launch event.
Today's event was evolutionary, not revolutionary.
And maybe that's okay for a trillion-dollar company that has hordes of fans awaiting every single new product. But anyone who was waiting for a surprise announcement at the end came away disappointed.
From my seat in the back of the theater, this event was all about "more-more-more," meaning faster processors, more storage, better cameras.
Reading between the lines, I also heard Apple execs telling us not to take these features for granted. Not to shrug off the technological achievements that we're all carrying around in our pockets.
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On the bright side, an iPhone 7 is now $449, and an 8 is now $599.
Apple's surprise announcement: The new iPhone XR. It's 6.1 inches with a bright LCD screen and comes in a variety of colors including, white, black, blue, coral and red. It's missing a home button, and instead will be activated by swiping.
The new phone also has a 12 megapixel wide-angle camera. Prices will start at $749.
The iPhone camera is the most popular camera in the world, says Apple's Phil Schiller. Now, it's even better.
That refers to the amount of blur delivered in the out-of-focus parts of an image. The new iPhone allows you to adjust the level of bokeh post-production:
Schiller says this is a new era of photography -- "computational photography."
Apple says the "next generation of apps" will work thanks to its new A12 Bionic chip. What's that mean? Lot of speedier games for AR, like NBA star Steve Nash's new app Homecourt. It uses machine learning to evaluate your shooting.