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.
Irish rock band U2 surprised fans worldwide last night by giving away their first album for more than five years after performing at the iPhone 6 and Apple Watch launch.
The band gave Songs Of Innocence to around half a billion iTunes music store users as well as subscribers to their website.
The announcement was made at the Apple launch last night and is the latest collaboration between the band and technology firm
The 11-track album will be given an official release on October 13 and is their fist record in five years after 2009's No Line On The Horizon.
Apple launched the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus and Apple Watch yesterday but what do the critics think of the new products from the tech giant.
Apple made a raft of new announcements at its "special event" today - here are the key points we things about them so far.
Although much of it was predicted, Apple's announcements today had a lot more new devices and functions than most others from recent years