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We now know all about the new features of Apple's new watch and iPhone.

Workforce Group is up double digits after a nod from the IRS.

And the California Senate has passed a bill that will require large companies to report their carbon footprint.

Apple unveiled the next generation of Apple Watch that does not require touching the screen to operate.

The company also introduced the new iPhone 15 lineup.

The Apple Watch Series 9 with Silicon was redesigned on the inside with a new S9 chip.

Series 9 includes double tap, which uses your fingers to operate the watch

without actually touching the screen.

The custom silicon allows for 18 hours of battery life. The watch also does not require a link to the cloud to process requests. It'll be available later this month. The new iPhone 15 which comes in two different sizes includes

the dynamic island. That's an interface that was exclusive to the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max and

lets users see alerts at the top of the screen.

Some analysts had expected a price increase,

but the price did not change and starts at $799

and the iPhone 15 plus is $899.

The iPhone 15 also features voice isolation to cut background noise during phone calls.

Roadside assistance is also now part of the SOS feature of the device.

It'll also feature the new A17 chip which should upgrade the gaming experience.

The pro remains priced at $999

and the Pro Max gets a $100 price increase.

All products now have USBC ports for wire charging in compliance with the European law.

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