 Good morning! Good morning! We've got a few more things to share with you before we close out the year. I'm talking about Apple Pay. We have signed another 500 banks. Many of the largest retailers in the country supporting us. Apple Pay also works online in-app. Find those pair of Beats headphones you want and boom! You've bought them! It's going to change the way we pay for things. We are beginning on Monday. I'm pleased to tell you today that we have developed WatchKit and we are rolling out WatchKit next month. In time for our developers to really do some fantastic work before we begin shipping Apple Watch. Now Apple Watch will be shipping in early next year and every day I look forward to that day. Now let's turn our attention to iOS 8.1. We've added support in 8.1 for Apple Pay on iPhone 6 and 6 Plus and the public beta of iCloud Photo Library. So now everyone can have every photo you take on all of your devices. Any organization you do or any edits you make on any device are instantly reflected on all of your devices and it uses your iCloud storage. Now let's turn to OS X and Yosemite. So it was just this June that we publicly unveiled Yosemite new design. It has this gorgeous dock, this clean and consistent use of typography throughout the system. Messages has a beautiful new design for Yosemite as well. Named group chats, easy location sharing and really convenient access to all the photos that you share. So with iCloud Drive you can store any file in the cloud but not just that, also the data that you have stored for applications on your iOS devices and then access them across all of your devices and if you're having to work under extreme duress, even a Windows PC. What makes both Yosemite and iOS 8 so special is the way that they work together. Continuity. It starts with handoff where you can work on one device and just pick up where you left off with just a swipe across the lock screen of another. And there's instant hotspot so you can take advantage of the cellular data connection of your phone from your iPad or your Mac without even touching the phone in your bag. And there's the ability to receive text messages on any device. You can also make and receive regular telephone calls using your Mac as a speakerphone using your phone. My Mac's gonna actually make a speakerphone call through my phone and by the way, yeah, I have the coolest job in the world. I get to talk to Stephen Colbert. Hello. Hi Stephen, it's Craig from Apple. I'm sorry, I don't recognize that name. Get back to work because you know what I see when I look at my wrist my wrist. Where's the watch? Chop chop, I'm jonesing from some jewelry Craig. And let's take a look at that video from Phil. All of you can get access to Yosemite in the Mac App Store today. It's available for free. Also, 8.1 available for download this Monday. And it's free as well. I'd like to now talk about iPad. The Verge said it well, the best tablet you can buy. How do you make it better? You do this. This is the new iPad Air 2. And look how thin it is. Can you even see it? It is the thinnest iPad we have ever made. Just 6.1 millimeters thin. It makes it the world's thinnest tablet. You can stack two of them and still be thinner than the original iPad. We've now created an anti-reflective coating for this multi-touch surface. A whole new generation chip, A8X. Just look what the team has done. The original iPad started with an A4 chip and now we're 12 times faster than that. Check out this graphics performance. We're now at 180 times faster. Ten hours of battery. It's a full new 8 megapixel iSight camera, Touch ID. You'll be able to use Apple Pay to make online purchases. Now this isn't for retail point of sale purchase. This is for online purchasing within all the apps that are going to support Apple Pay. The new Pixelmator for iPad today. It's a full featured image editing app that works fantastic. By simply brushing over the Oryx, our app will take care of removing it but still maintain the background. That is two times faster on the new iPad compared to iPad Air. With Replay, you can use your iPad to create amazingly rich videos without knowing anything about editing. In one tap, Replay analyzed all my videos, added beautiful motion graphics and synchronized everything to the beat of the music. We believe video creation should be easy and instant. It comes in silver, space gray and the new gold and it starts at $499. That's the price of the previous iPad Air. $599 for 64 gig and $699 for 128 gigs. There are also cellular versions for $130 more. We have an update today for iPad Mini as well. We call it iPad Mini 3. It's the third generation of iPad Mini. It will start at $399, $499 and $599. New memory configurations and have cellular versions as well. You can start to order them tomorrow and they begin to ship by the end of next week. So that's iPad. Let's talk a little bit about what's happening with the Mac. The all new iMac with Retina Display. 5,120 pixels by 2,880 pixels. 14.7 million pixels on one display. It is the world's highest resolution display. We call it the Retina 5K Display. There are seven times more pixels on the Retina 5K Display than on your HDTV. Compare that to the new standard 4K digital cinema. The Retina Display still has 67% more pixels. New material, Oxide TFT, organic passivation and a new backlight technology uses almost a third less energy. Higher contrast ratios on axis. Compensation film so it looks better off axis too. 4K video editing, pixel for pixel with room left over for your bins and timelines. It has the fastest chips we've ever put in an iMac. Upgradable to 4 GHz i7, the fastest ever in an iMac. Upgradable to a 295X. This is 3.5 teraflops, 45% faster than the previous version. The new iMac with Retina 5K Display is going to cost $24.99. It starts to ship today. It's called Mac Mini. We have a whole new version today. And most important to us, it is not only compact, it is the world's most energy efficient desktop computer. The new faster, more capable Mac Mini starts at just $4.99. And it's shipping today as well. This is the strongest lineup of products that Apple has ever had. Thanks very much for joining us.