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During its September hardware event, Apple announced the Watch Series 6 and iPad Air. In addition to the features in both devices, the company also announced a new subscription service, called Fitness+, as well as a trio of Apple One bundles to help keep things simple — and keep you subscribing. Check out the video…

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During its September hardware event, Apple announced the Watch Series 6 and iPad Air. In addition to the features in both devices, the company also announced a new subscription service, called Fitness+, as well as a trio of Apple One bundles to help keep things simple — and keep you subscribing. Check out the video to what went down today virtually from Cupertino.

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  1. Right Wing Lutheran Cowgirl

    September 16, 2020 at 1:48 am

    Apple executive board should WORSHIP JESUS CHRIST….

    not degenerate communist tech.

    What do you people think? Be honest.

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  5. ArthropodSpidey

    September 16, 2020 at 3:51 am

    did you guys seriously not mention the new 8th gen iPad for 329? lmao what a fail

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