Every Wednesday and Friday, The Verge publishes our flagship podcast, The Vergecast, where our editors make sense of the week’s most important technology news. On Fridays, Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel, editor-at-large David Pierce, and managing editor Alex Cranz discuss the week in tech news with the reporters and editors covering the biggest stories.
This week, Apple held its annual hardware event at the Steve Jobs Theater, debuting new iPhones, new Apple Watches, and new AirPods Pro. Nilay and David were able to attend the event in person and get a hands-on look at the new products. The crew discussed everything that happened at the event, first impressions of the phones and watches, and their expectations for Apple’s features in the next year.
Listen to the full discussion here or in your preferred podcast player.
Further reading:
- Apple’s iPhone 14 event: the 9 biggest announcements
- Apple Watch Series 8, SE, and Ultra hands-on: triple the fun
- Apple Watch Series 8 gets souped-up period and ovulation tracking
- New Apple Watch SE announced: price, features, release date
- Apple Watch Ultra: price, specs, release date
- Apple watchOS 9 will add low-power mode to Series 4 and later devices
- Apple finally stops selling the Series 3 watch
- It’s time for the Apple Watch to become Apple’s next big thing
- iPhone 14 and 14 Plus hands-on impressions: the big phone is big
- The iPhone 14 doesn’t have Apple’s latest processor
- The iPhone 14 and 14 Plus are official with satellite-based Emergency SOS
- iPhone 14 Pro: a first look at the new moving notch, camera, and more
- Apple might have fixed the notch by putting it on an island
- The iPhone 14 lineup won’t have physical SIM support
- Apple’s new AirPods Pro hands-on: sticking close to a winning formula
- Apple’s new AirPods Pro can cancel twice as much noise
- Apple’s Lightning-only charging case for the third-gen AirPods doesn’t make sense
- Klutzes rejoice: AppleCare Plus now covers unlimited repairs
- Everything Apple didn’t announce at its iPhone 14 event
- Tim Cook would rather sell you an iPhone than add RCS to iMessage
- Jony Ive doesn’t think your car should rely on multitouch
- Steve Jobs’ friends and family launched an archive celebrating his life
- Tens of thousands of viewers watched a fake Apple crypto scam on YouTube
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