Here are the biggest announcements from Apple’s event including a way that kids can use an Apple Watch

Posted: Sep 16, 2020 / 06:11 AM PDT

Updated: Sep 16, 2020 / 06:30 AM PDT

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There was no iPhone news at Apple’s latest virtual event, but the company did show off new Apple Watches, a feature that lets kids use an Apple Watch without requiring an iPhone, a new workout subscription, and a bundle plan that could save you some money on iCloud and other services each month.

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