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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Now we've got Peter Fabiano from Capcom to tell us about Shinsekai Into The Depths.
It's an underwater platform game that's being demoed on an iPad.
There's more than 1 million people now watching the YouTube livestream.
Apple hasn't lost its touch.
Kelsey Hansen from game developer Annapurna is showing off Sayonara Wild Hearts, which will be one of the games available on Apple Arcade.
It will be available from 19 September in over 150 countries and will cost $4.99 per month "for the whole family".
These shows, like For All Mankind and The Morning Show, were introduced earlier this year.
Cook says the trailers have so far received more than 100 million views.
Tim Cook promised that he would kick off without all the usual updates about iPhone sales and iOS install base. But it seems like he's just swapped them for something else equally irrelevant – trailers. And lots of them!
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