Apple’s biggest event of the year is upon us, and with it the iPhone 16 lineup and a slew of AI-related updates for iOS 18. Apple Intelligence is expected to be the star of this year’s Apple event, as it was at WWDC in June, despite the many expected hardware reveals like new Apple Watches, AirPods, and Macs. Apple’s “Glowtime” event, broadcast live from its Cupertino headquarters, began at 10 a.m. PT, and you can still watch the livestream here.

Whether Monday’s revelations ultimately inspire or delay a “supercycle” of customers embracing the new iPhone 16 lineup remains to be seen, but Apple’s focus on AI as a central part of its selling point is clear. We’ll keep this post updated as the Apple event continues and reports emerge from the demo rooms and post-event briefings.

Apple Watch Series 10

Apple has kicked off the line’s 10th anniversary watch launch, revealing a number of updates to the Apple Watch Series 10, including a streamlined design with more rounded corners and an updated aspect ratio, as well as Apple’s first wide-angle OLED screens. The Series 10 display is up to 40 percent brighter when viewed from the side, and at 9.7mm, it’s the thinnest Apple Watch yet and up to 10 percent lighter than previous models. Find out more about the Apple Watch Series 10 here.