Apple's Virtual Time Flies event focused on the company's new digital subscriptions to smartwatches, iPads and TVs and video games.
Apparently, the most talked about device is the new Apple Watch 6 with many additions.
The Apple Watch 6 has a handwriting tracker to combat code 19, a feature to monitor blood oxygen levels that will alert the user when the level is too low.
Features such as sleep tracking through motion sensors have been added, while new colors such as blue aluminum, black graphite and deep red have been added.
The company said that the Apple Watch 6 series will test blood oxygen levels in 15 seconds using red and infrared light.
This smart watch has a new S6 processor that will be 20% faster than the previous one.
The Series Six includes the Watch OS 7, which will now be available for devices up to the Series 3, but will work better due to the new sensors in the new watch.
Apple has also introduced a new feature family setup that will allow parents to control their children's Apple watches.
Parents will be able to send calls or messages from this watch, use location alerts setup, do not disturb mode and other features.
The smartwatch will go on sale from September 15 for 39 399 (over 66,000 Pakistani rupees).
Along with the Series Six, Apple has also introduced a low-cost Apple Watch SE that will replace the 3-year-old Apple Watch 3.
Prices start at 27 279 (over 46,000 Pakistani rupees), while the cellular model is priced at 329 dollars (over 54,000 Pakistani rupees) and will be available to consumers on Friday.
Most of the features in this watch are the same as Series 6, including the built-in accelerometer, gyroscope and all-way on-altimeter, as well as sleep tracking and hand washing trackers.
