Apple is holding an event at its campus in Cupertino on Monday.
It's expected to unveil a new iPhone with a smaller screen, an update to the 9.7-inch iPad bringing keyboard and stylus support, and updates to the Apple Watch.
There's also the chance that CEO Tim Cook alludes to the company's battle with the FBI, reveals new updates to iOS, or updates Siri and iCloud.
Apple is also streaming the presentation on its website.
Whatever Apple announces, we'll be liveblogging it right here.
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1:15: Williams says that a ResearchKit study discovered new asthma triggers in all 50 states, and another study found "subgroups" of Type 2 diabetes.
1:15: Williams is talking about ResearchKit, a new framework for medical studies that use iPhones.
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1:14: Ok, back to Tim Cook, who hands it over to COO Jeff Williams, known as "Tim Cook's Tim Cook."
1:13: Lisa Jackson's not a novice when it comes to making big speeches, she was the head of the EPA, but she's going a great job right now at this keynote.
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1:11: Now she's airing a snazzy new video about "Liam," a mechanical arm machine that takes apart old iPhones.
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1:10: Now Jackson's talking about reusing old iPhones. The company is expected to make a big push with refurbished iPhones, including introducing iPhone trade and update programs recently.
1:o8: "100% of our data centers are powered by clean sources of energy," Jackson, former administrator of the EPA, says. Also 99% of packaging comes from recycled paper or sustainable forests.
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1:06: Lisa Jackson, Apple's environmental director, is discussing how Apple is using renewable energy. 93% of Apple facilities run on renewable energy, she says.
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1:05: Cook: "We will not shrink from this responsibility."
1:04: Cook is addressing Apple's fight with the FBI right now. He says it's time as a nation to decide how much power the government has over our data and our privacy. "We believe strongly that we have a responsibility to help you protect your data and privacy," Cook said.
1:02: Cook mentions that Apple will celebrate it's 40th birthday on April 1st. Funny, I wouldn't have said Apple looks a day over 20.
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1:00: And we're off. Apple's starting off with a short, colorful video. CEO Tim Cook wishes you a good morning. "Welcome to our town hall, on the Infinite Loop campus."
12:59: Apple says the presentation will begin shortly.
12:54: Here's a picture from inside the auditorium. I can spot design chief Jony Ive and SVP of marketing Phillip Schiller, who will most likely be speaking from on-stage today. I wonder if he gets nervous.
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12:50: Currently, the Apple livestream is playing Beats 1, Apple's internet radio station. It's certainly a bit hipper than most hold music. DJ Zane Lowe just said he was debuting a new song - pretty good exposure for an artist!
12:47: The Apple keynote event is scheduled to get started in just over 10 minutes, and attendees have started to file into the auditorium. Here's the tech press waiting outside.
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