Apple event - as it happened: iPhone 11 details revealed, as new Apple Watch and TV streaming service unveiled
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Your support makes all the difference.Apple held the biggest event of the year, during which it revealed a whole host of its most premium products.
The company unveiled not one but three iPhones, all with upgraded cameras and a variety of new colours. They are called the iPhone 11, the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max, making them the first handset to finally get the "Pro" name that is present across Apple's line.
But the iPhone wasn't the only new device, with updates to the Apple Watch, its variety of online streaming services, and other products also revealed during the event.
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With just five minutes to go until curtains up, here's a reminder of everything to expect.
Apple is streaming the event on YouTube for the first time. It hasn't even started yet and there are already 400,000 people watching.
Apple is starting with a video that makes reference to old technology including the iPod click wheel. They're very nostalgic nowadays! Especially for a company that only ever used to look forwards.
Tim Cook on stage talking about how technology innovations can "change people lives".
The Apple CEO promises that there will be some "truly big announcements".
We're starting with the App Store, specifically Apple Arcade.
Konami's Benjamin Kinney is on stage to talk about Frogger in Toy Town.
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