The Morning After: Apple’s big iPhone event is happening September 7th

Invitations have just been sent for Apple's next event. On September 7th, the company will reveal what it has been working on for the last year, with a live broadcast from Apple Park. The words "Far out" are on the invite, so if you know what that means, please post it on the site. Apple is expected to release new phones and watches.

A better selfie camera, longer- lasting batteries, and more RAM are rumored to be included in the upcoming iPhone 14. The Pro models are expected to have a new design that swaps a display notch for a hole- punch front camera cutout. The Pro phones might have a bigger camera and thinner displays.

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Get ready for a movie based on the rise and fall of BlackBerry

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Bill in New York State Senate would require new cars to have speed-limiting tech

The legislation also targets blind spots in larger vehicles.

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