Apple kicked off the event in San Francisco today, September 9th at 8:00 PM Greek time, with quite a few people watching it since this year, for the first time, it is also being broadcast via Windows, Linux, and Android. 
Tim Cook introduced it by first mentioning the Apple Watch, the latest device made by Apple. He started by presenting positive feedback from the owners of the device, Tim “praised his house.” The Apple Watch 2 now. It comes and brings revolutionary solutions for health.
The smart device measures the owner's heartbeat, stores the results, and can even send them in real time directly to the treating doctor, who also has the ability to listen to the owner's heart.
We will see it on the market on September 16th.
Cook then took the stage again to announce Apple's partnership with IBM and Cisco to develop the iPad Pro. After three years of rumors, the iPad Pro is now a reality.
Tim Cook called it “the most capable and powerful iPad we've ever created.” Phil Schiller took to the stage to introduce the device.
Its screen is 12-inch, has 5.6 million pixels (more than a Macbook Pro Retina!) and comes with a digital pen that the company calls the Apple Pencil.
It runs on a 64-bit A9x chip, with 2x the memory bandwidth. Schiller said that the A9x processor is faster than 80% of portable PC chips. As for its graphics, they are 2x better than those of the A8x.
Its battery life is up to 10 hours. The new tablet also features a four-speaker system, is 6.9mm thin, and the iPad Pro also comes with a keyboard cover.
But here comes the real surprise. Microsoft will continue the presentation of the new iPad Pro! It seems that the iPad Pro, Apple Pencil and Microsoft Office are or will become the best of friends.
The Apple Pencil will cost $99, while the iPad Pro, which will be available in silver, gold, and space gray, will start at $799. Both devices will be available in November. The iPad Air will start at $399, while the iPad mini 2 will start at $269.
Next up is Apple TV, which Cook said is future-proofed with apps, like Netflix and Hulu. 
Apple TV is built from the ground up, with new hardware and better performance. Developers can develop new applications since it includes the built-in App Store and the digital assistant Siri.
The TV remote control has a very flexible glass touchpad. If the show you are watching has commercials, you can skip ahead with a voice command to Siri. “Siri skip ahead two minutes.”
The new TV gives you the ability to play games, with its own games, and of course those that will come from developers.
Apple TV runs on tvOS, which is based on iOS.
Cook takes the stage again to introduce the new iPhone.
The iPhone 6s and 6s Plus are officially here. Apple says everything has changed! Multi Touch has become 3D touch from Force Touch…
3D Touch, like Force Touch on the Apple Watch, allows you to do a lot more. Press a little harder on a photo and it will open up more on your screen. If someone sends you an address in iMessage, 3D Touch with a little pressure on the screen will show you the location in the Maps app.
The iPhone 6S runs on a new A9 chipset that is 70% faster than the A8, while its graphics are also 90% faster.
Gaming can now use 3D Touch for better and more natural control, while the A9 processor can dynamically stream graphics at 60fps!!
Apple says the A9 also has the M9 built into the chip. Siri works unplugged, and Touch ID is faster.
The camera is 12 megapixels, with a 50% pixel upgrade. Apple claims that the new sensor does not degrade pixels.
Don't you think the camera is better?
The device can shoot video in 4K, which means your videos will have 8 million pixels per frame.
The front camera is 5 megapixels, and uses the screen as a flash.
The new iPhone will have better Wi-Fi and will be available from September 25. Both the 6s and 6s Plus will cost the same, with a starting price of $199 with a contract in the US. The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus will cost $100 cheaper.
iOS 9 will officially be released on September 16th, and yes, the company is cutting iCloud prices by about half.
Images from streaming and TNW (gifs)
