You might not have time to watch the full Wonderlust keynote, where Apple spent two hours talking iPhone 15 and Apple Watch. You may not even have time to read the highlights from our coverage. Just for you, we’ve edited down Apple’s keynote to just 90 seconds.
Click here or in the video player below to watch the highlight reel:
- Tim: “Good morning.”
- Vision Pro is on track to ship early next year.
- Apple Watch Series 9 is faster.
- Siri works on-device.
- Tap your finger and thumb to answer a phone call, “stop a timer, play/pause music or snooze an alarm.”
- By 2030, all Apple devices will be carbon neutral.
- Apple Watch Ultra Series 2 is faster as well and has a brighter display.
- iPhone 15 gets the Dynamic Island.
- The new 48 MP camera lets you change the focus of a portrait after it’s been taken.
- It has USB-C.
- AirPods Pro 2 have USB-C, too.
- The iPhone 15 Pro is stronger and lighter with a titanium frame.
- It has a customizable action button.
- Its A17 Pro is the “industry’s first 3 nanometer chip” with ray tracing.
- The camera has four times the resolution, more focal lengths, better low-light performance and dynamic range.
- The Pro Max has 5× optical zoom with a tetraprism lens.
- You can capture spatial video and rewatch them on Vision Pro.
- iCloud now has 6TB and 12TB storage tiers.
- Tim: “These are the best.” “Have a great day!”
D. Griffin Jones is a writer, podcaster and video producer for Cult of Mac. Griffin has been a passionate computer enthusiast since 2002, when he got his first PC — but since getting a Mac in 2008, he hasn’t turned back. His skills in graphic and web design, along with video and podcast editing, are self-taught over 20+ years. Griffin has a bachelor’s degree in computer science and has written several (unpublished) apps for Mac and iOS. His collection of old computers is made up of 40+ desktops, laptops, PDAs and devices, dating back to the early ’80s. He brings all of these creative and technical skills, along with a deep knowledge of Apple history, into his work for Cult of Mac.
