Apple has announced the launch of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus - along with a new smartwatch.
The Apple Watch will require an iPhone to work and will be launched in the US at $349 from early next year.
The two new iPhones will be thinner, with larger screens and will be available for pre-order from Friday.
A number of people have taken about Apple's new smartwatch, claiming it is not designed for use by those who are left-handed.
The Apple Watch's functions rely on a 'digital crown', which in all photos released by the tech company so far have been on the right-hand side.
It remains unclear whether a left-handed model will be released. Apple could not be immediately contacted for comment.
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