Hello and welcome to Mac Power Users.

My name is Stephen Hackett.

I'm joined by my friend and yours, Mr. David Sparks.

Hello, Stephen, and happy iPhone announcement day.

It's always so much fun.

Yes, it is.

And there's plenty to cover.

As we record this, the event ended just about an hour ago. We wanted to get on the mic and talk through it and our initial impressions. Of course, there will be, I'm sure, much more of this to come. But if there's anything we miss or get slightly wrong, it's because it's the day of the event.

Yeah.

I mean, news is still coming out, and Apple doesn't always tell you everything in the keynote.

Steve and I have been looking at the newsroom articles and some other sources as we get ready.

So hopefully we'll get everything to you straight.

But you never know.

Never know.

Before we get started, though, it is September, and that is a special month.

It is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and time for relay to raise some money for St. Jude.

That's right.

We raise money each year since 2019, and the reason we do this is because together we can give families facing childhood cancer more time, more tomorrows.

And that's really important to me because my son is a childhood cancer survivor,

but he is just one of many, many kids who have been treated at St. Jude and around the world because of St. Jude's work.

And this is really cool. There's a new program as of May called GloboTrac. It's like a NASA acronym, G-L-O-B-O-T-R-K.

And what this is, it's a clinical trial for resource-limited countries. And it's for kids up to three years old who have brain tumors with specific

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