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Apple's iPhone, iPad event: By the numbers
Senior executives talked numbers and company updates at the March 21 event.
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Apple chief executive Tim Cook and other key staff took to the stage at its corporate headquarters in Cupertino, California to announce its next-generation product offerings.
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During the keynote, the company's management, lead engineers, vice-presidents and key personnel dished out a series of updates.
Here's what was said:
- 1 billion Apple devices in active use around the world
- 93 percent of Apple's worldwide facilities are run on renewable energy
- 100 percent of Apple's datacenters run off solar, wind, and other clean energy
- 99 percent of Apple's packaging uses recycled paper or from sustainable sources
- Three new bands for the Apple Watch announced
- 5,000 apps available for the new fourth-generation Apple TV
- 30 million 4-inch iPhones sold in 2015
- One new 4-inch smartphone unveiled during the event: iPhone SE
- One new 9.7-inch tablet unveiled at the event: iPad Pro
- 200 million 9.7-inch iPads sold during 2015
- One million iPad apps available in the Apple App Store
- 79 percent of all iPhones running iOS 9, the latest version of Apple's mobile software
- 100 car manufacturers (and growing) now including CarPlay for iPhones
- Third iterative version of iOS released during the event: iOS 9.3