The American company, “Apple” announced, on Wednesday, its new phone, “iPhone 14”, in a conference broadcast virtually on social networking sites.
According to the offer, which Apple broadcast live on its website, the price of the “iPhone 14” will start at $ 799, and the “iPhone 14 Plus” will start at $ 899, and will be available for pre-order starting from September 9.
The iPhone 14 Pro will start at $999 and the iPhone 14 Pro Max will start at $1,099 and will be available on September 16.
The iPhone 14 Plus model will have a larger screen like the iPhone Pro models but with an A15 processing chip like the previous iPhone 13.
The company said it has put a special system on the new iPhone, which will work with emergency responders during emergencies in remote areas.
She also said that in some situations, users will be able to use the FindMy app to share their location via satellite when they have no other connection.
Meanwhile, satellite operator Global Star said it will be Apple's emergency SOS satellite operator.
It is noteworthy that the share price of “Global Star” fell by about 16% on Wednesday, prior to the announcement of its deal with Apple.
On the same occasion, the company showcased three new Apple Watch models, including the new Watch Ultra, which targets extreme sports practitioners as well as scuba diving.
Ultra contains a larger battery, which allows it to remain uncharged for a longer period, in addition to better resistance to water and temperatures to facilitate its work in outdoor environments, in addition to better GPS tracking.
The price of the new Watch Model 8 will start at $499, while the SE model will start at $299, while the Ultra Watch will start at $799 and will be available for sale on September 23.
Apple said its new watch has a temperature sensor that will work alongside a previously released cycle-tracking app for women to detect ovulation.
In the context, the company emphasized that it will continue its privacy approach to follow the cycle, as privacy and reproductive health data have become the focus of tech companies in the wake of the US Supreme Court decision that ended a constitutional right to abortion in the United States.
While the company's accessories like the Apple Watch have boosted sales, its popular iPhone is still the cornerstone of its business, with 52.4% of sales in its most recent fiscal year.
Apple's stock rose 0.6% Wednesday, in parallel with the launch of its new products.