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The iPhone 16 Pro starts at $999 for the 128GB model, while the iPhone 16 Pro Max is priced at $1199 for the 256GB configuration. Both models will be available for pre-order on Friday and will begin shipping on September 20.

The iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max feature four "studio-quality" microphones with a reduced noise floor. This microphone array ensures exceptional audio quality, capturing clear and detailed sound for both video recordings and audio-only recordings.

They also support spatial audio capture during video recording. This technology creates a more immersive listening experience by placing sounds in a virtual 3D space, enhancing the overall audio quality of videos.

New Audio mix feature lets you isolate people talking in various ways. Voice memos app will be updated later this year with the ability to allow two-track recording.

The iPhone 16 Pro features a 48MP main 'Fusion' camera, which can also function as a 48mm 2x telephoto lens. There's also a new 48MP ultra-wide camera equipped with a quad-pixel autofocus sensor for capturing wider shots with precision. Rounding out the camera setup is a 12MP 5x telephoto camera.

The camera control will receive an update later this year, introducing a two-stage shutter feature. This new functionality allows users to lock exposure and focus, providing greater control over their shots and ensuring optimal results in various lighting conditions.

The iPhone 16 Pro introduces the capability to capture 4K videos at 120 frames per second (fps). This feature allows for smoother, more detailed footage, especially in slow-motion playback. Additionally, users can now perform frame-by-frame color grading, providing precise control over the final look of their videos.

The iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max are powered by the new A18 Pro chip. Built on a cutting-edge 3nm process, the A18 Pro features a 16-core neural engine for advanced machine learning capabilities. It delivers twice the ray tracing performance compared to its predecessor, the A17 Pro. The six-core CPU includes two performance cores and four efficiency cores, offering a 15% boost in speed over the A17 Pro.

The iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max feature even larger displays compared to their predecessors. The Pro boasts a 6.3-inch screen, while the Pro Max offers an expansive 6.9-inch display. Both models showcase the thinnest bezels ever seen on an Apple product, maximizing the viewing area for an immersive experience. Four colors on offer this year: Black, White, Natural (silver), Desert.

The iPhone 16 starts at $799 for the 128GB model, while the iPhone 16 Plus is priced at $899.

The iPhone 16 boasts a powerful camera system, featuring a 48MP main camera with a 26mm focal length. This versatile camera can also function as a 12MP 2x telephoto lens with an f/1.6 aperture, offering zoom capabilities without sacrificing image quality.

Additionally, the iPhone 16 introduces a new 12MP ultra-wide camera equipped with autofocus for capturing wider shots with greater precision. The ultra-wide lens also supports macro mode. You can use these new cameras to capture spatial video and photos to be viewed on the Apple Vision Pro.

Apple has introduced a new camera control that is flush to the surface and covered in sapphire glass. This innovative design allows users to quickly and easily launch the camera app with a simple click. A second click instantly captures a photo, while a longer press enables video recording.

The tactile click provides haptic feedback thanks to the Taptic Engine, offering a satisfying physical response. The camera control can distinguish between a full click and a lighter press. A light press activates a cleaner preview or an overlay that allows users to adjust zoom, depth, and other settings with a double tap.

Apple's Intelligence features, a collection of tools designed to enhance user experience and productivity, are set to arrive in beta form for US English users next month. This initial release will allow users to test and provide feedback on these new features. Following the US English beta release, Apple plans to introduce Intelligence features in Chinese, French, Japanese, and Spanish sometime next year.

Apple has unveiled the iPhone 16, featuring a "vibrant new look" that "celebrates color." With a rounder design and deeper color options including pink, ultramarine, white, black, and teal, the iPhone 16 offers a refreshed look. It sports an action button and a new camera control button.

The iPhone 16 is equipped with a new ceramic shield glass, which is 50% tougher than its predecessor and twice as durable compared to other smartphones. The display boasts improved brightness, reaching 2,000 nits in bright areas and maintaining a minimum of 1 nit in the dark.

It comes in two sizes: a 6.1-inch model and a 6.7-inch Plus model, catering to various user preferences. Under the hood, there is an A18 chip, a 3nm SoC with 2x faster Neural Engine. The chip has a six-core CPU with two performance cores and four efficiency cores. A five-core "desktop class" GPU is also onboard, providing 40% faster performance than iPhone 15.

Apple has introduced three major hearing features for AirPods 2: Prevention, Awareness, and Assistance. To enhance hearing protection, AirPods Pro now have a built-in feature that automatically reduces loud sounds, making them ideal for concerts and other noisy environments. Additionally, Apple is introducing a five-minute certified hearing test, allowing users to assess their hearing health. For those with mild to moderate hearing loss, AirPods 2 can be used as a clinical-grade hearing aid, providing personalized hearing support.

Apple has updated the AirPods Max with new colors and USB-C for charging. Everything else remains the same, including the $599 price-tag.

Apple has unveiled the AirPods 4, heralded as the company's most comfortable AirPods to date. Boasting a significant upgrade in audio quality with enhanced bass, personalized spatial audio, and a new H2 chip, the AirPods 4 offer an improved listening experience. With a battery life of 30 hours and a sleeker charging case, these earbuds are designed for convenience and performance. AirPods 4 are priced at $129, with the ANC variant priced at $179. They will be available from September 20.

Apple Watch Ultra 2 has gained a new variant with satin black finish. It features a sleek Dark Zirconia back crystal and a sophisticated new Titanium Milanese Loop band in matching same satin black finish. The Ultra 2 is priced at $799 and will be available for purchase starting September 20.

Apple Watch Series 10 boasts a new depth gauge and water temperature sensor, making it ideal for snorkeling. To enhance this aquatic experience, the Oceanic+ app will be available on Series 10 with dedicated snorkeling features. Additionally, WatchOS 11 introduces a new tides app, providing real-time tidal information. For those who enjoy kayaking and rowing, the Workout app now offers specific metrics and tracking for these activities. The wearable boasts up 18 hours of battery life. The Series 10 line-up starts at $399.

Apple Watch Series 10 also comes in a lighter Titanium finish. The Titanium Series 10 is 100% carbon neutral, per the company. Beneath the display, there is a new S10 chipset. The new neural network helps suppress background noise. The new watchOS 10 brings smarter smart stacks, better photos app, and the translate app. Talking of health features, Series 10 can detect sleep apnea, a sleep disorder characterized by repeated interruptions in breathing during sleep. The feature, pending regulatory approval, will also come to Series 9 and Ultra 2 models.

Apple Watch Series 10 looks a lot like the Series 9 but with a bigger display and thinner body. Apple says the new wearable has the biggest display on its wearable, even exceeding the Ultra model. The display and aluminium case have rounded corners with a curved glass protecting the OLED panel, which is now 40% brighter. There are three new finishes: Jet Black, Rose Gold, and Silver Alumium. The Series Watch 10 is just 9.7mm, the thinnest-ever wearable from the Cupertino giant. The new watch also has improved speakers, allowing you to play music and podcasts.

Apple Watch, AirPods, and iPhone on agenda today. Apple CEO Tim Cook says the new iPhone 16 has been designed ground up for integration with Apple Intelligence.

Alongside the new iPhones and plenty of AI (Apple Intelligence) related announcements, Apple will showcase the new Apple Watch Series 10. It is the 10th anniversary and plenty of changes are expected, including slimmer bezels (hence bigger displays), thinner body, new chipset, and more.