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Eight — yes, eight! — new Apple devices were launched at the Far Out event. (Gadgets 360 was there!) And you can pre-order most of them this week.

Gadgets 360 executive editor Jamshed Avari, reviews editor Roydon Cerejo, and senior reviewer Sheldon Pinto join Orbital host Akhil Arora to discuss all of them.

In India, the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max are more expensive than ever, starting at Rs. 1,29,900 and Rs. 1,39,900, respectively. For that money, you get an all-new design with Dynamic Island, an always-on display that looks cool as heck, and a new 48-megapixel main camera.

The iPhone 14, however, retains pricing status quo — Rs. 79,900 — but sadly, it’s saddled with last year’s A15 Bionic chip. It’s also now the most affordable option, with a new 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Plus coming in at Rs. 89,900.

Over in the wrist section, Apple has introduced the Watch Ultra with a bonkers Rs. 89,900 tag. It’s almost twice as heavy as the new Series 8, which has some new sensors but not much. There’s also a new Watch SE, with the same chipset as others, and the same old launch price.

Lastly, there’s the AirPods Pro 2, which are also more expensive than before at Rs. 26,900. For that, you get a new H2 chip, longer battery life, and personalised spatial audio.

Phew, we are done. Hit play to hear us delve into all those announcements, sprinkled with hands-on first impressions.

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Chapters

• Intro (00:00)
• iPhone 14, Plus, Pro, and Pro Max (00:26)
• Watch Ultra, Series 8, and SE 2 (20:09)
• AirPods Pro 2 (27:34)
• Outro (30:00)

Photo credits: Apple

Six years on from the launch of Windows 10, Microsoft has unveiled the next-generation of its flagship operating system. This time, it didn’t skip a number though — and hence, we have Windows 11.

Gadgets 360 senior reporter and Orbital producer Jagmeet Singh and video producer and Windows settings critic Shubham Raheja join host Akhil Arora to discuss what’s on offer here.

We talk about the headline feature: you can run Android apps on Windows 11, though you will need the Amazon Appstore via the Microsoft Store. It’s complicated. But at least, Microsoft is playing nice with others.

Read: Windows 11 announced

We delve into the UI and UX changes, from the glassy Windows Vista-like look to the deep integration for Microsoft Teams, its Zoom and Slack competitor. And of course, that central Start button shift — literally.

Along the way, we touch upon the (odd) hardware requirements for Windows 11, the powerful new (Xbox) gaming features, and how Windows at times gets too big and overwhelming for itself.

Read: You can now download the Windows 11 Insider Preview

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Chapters

• Intro (00:00)
• What’s new with Windows 11? (00:53)
• Centre start button (03:45)
• Android apps! (06:31)
• New (Vista) look (10:01)
• All Windows in one (11:41)
• Xbox at the heart (14:06)
• Who gets the upgrade (16:14)
• What’s this TPM? (18:49)
• How to get Windows 11 (21:36)
• Everything else (25:05)
• Outro (27:36)

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