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Apple’s fall hardware event will be introducing a new iPhone in at least 2 variations. Other rumors have pointed to a redesigned iPad mini & new AirPods.

The #AppleEvent will start at 10am PT / 1pm ET. Watch it here: wired.trib.al/x93gZWG

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What will make you upgrade to a new iPhone?
California is the inspiration for the opening of the #AppleEvent and starts things off with Apple TV fall announcements.
The new iPad comes with the A13 bionic chip that, according to Apple, is 20% faster. It has a starting price $329 with double the storage. wired.trib.al/x93gZWG
The iPad Mini gets a new design and will be available in purple, pink, starlight, and space gray. It also comes with 5G. It will cost $499.
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These are some of the new features of the iPad Mini

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The Apple Watch Series 7 comes with 18 hours of battery life, according to Apple. It has 20% more screen and it's 40% thinner than the Series 6.
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The Apple Watch Series 7 will be available in the fall for $399. #AppleEvent

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Apple says that the new Apple Watch is designed with the environment in mind. @LaurenGoode has some questions:
This is iPhone 13. It will be available in five colors: pink, blue, midnight, starlight, and product red. #AppleEvent

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The new iPhone 13 it’s powered by the A15 bionic, which makes the phone CPU 50% faster and the GPU 30% faster, according to Apple. wired.trib.al/x93gZWG #AppleEvent

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Apple says that the iPhone 13 has the most advanced dual camera system. #AppleEvent
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iPhone 13 will cost $799 and the iPhone 13 mini has a starting price of $699. #AppleEvent

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Meet the iPhone 13 Pro with a Super Retina XDR display. #AppleEvent

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iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max have an advance camera system that includes macro photography and night mode. wired.trib.al/x93gZWG #AppleEvent

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There's a new 1TB storage options for the iPhone 13 Pro and the 13 Pro Max. The starting cost for the Pro is $999 and the Pro Max starts at $1099. #AppleEvent

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#Apple's full iPhone 13 lineup will be released September 24, but preorders start this Friday. #AppleEvent

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The new #Apple iPad Mini looks almost unrecognizable to its 2019 predecessor. We're talkin' slimmer bezels, Touch ID, 5G connectivity, and even a USB-C port. Read all about it here: wired.trib.al/P1V55lf #AppleEvent
The #Apple iPhone 13 has arrived, and it is getting a few minor but noteworthy upgrades including video capture capabilities, OLED displays, longer battery life, and bigger internal storage sizes. wired.trib.al/4X45YHG #AppleEvent
Did you miss today's #AppleEvent? No worries. We've got you covered. Here’s everything Apple announced: wired.trib.al/l858OFH

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