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We_ll start with a look at the new iPhones: the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus The first thing you_ll notice about both of these new phones is the screen size. The iPhone 6 has a 4.7 inch screen, while the 6 Plus_s screen is 5.5 inches. That_s MUCH larger than previous models. It_s essentially Apple_s first foray into the phone-tablet, or phablet market dominated by Samsung. Both new models feature a faster Apple A8 processor, better battery life, and improved camera features. Pre-orders for the phones begin on Friday.The OTHER item that had everyone buzzing was the long-awaited Apple Watch. The sleek looking gadget comes in two sizes and three different material combinations, but the functionality is the same across the board. Apple Watch features the powerful new S1 chip, and can be used via touchscreen or with a tiny scroll wheel reminiscent of the early iPod models. The Watch gives you access to your iCloud photos, text messages, emails, maps, social media apps, and much much more. Best of all, with so many different watch face and wristband combinations available, Apple has made it easy for every user to make their device unique. Apple Watch is slated for release early next year. While most of the excitement surrounded the new devices, we should also mention one more innovation: Apple Pay. The company is trying to make wallets obsolete by keeping all credit and debit card information right there in your iPhone. You_ll be able to make payments simply by scanning your phone at the cash register. Several major retailers have already signed on.A new NBCWall Street Journal poll shows that more Americans believe the US should become more active in foreign affairs. The majority of those surveyed - 40 percent - still want the US to mind its own business on the world stage. BUT, 27 percent say they want to see more decisive action. That_s a significant jump from the last poll in April, when just 19-percent wanted the same thing. Could we be nearing the end of the global war on drugs? A coalition of former world leaders gathered in New York this week to discuss new international drug policies, including the legalization of psychoactive substances such as marijuana. The commission, which consists of 21 former presidents and other influential people, wants to put an emphasis on giving drug users access to proper health care. They believe that softening drug laws will give governments a leg up on international cartels. The United Nations is warning that acidity levels in the earth_s oceans are rising at an alarming rate. This is due to record-high levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Acidity can have a serious impact on marine life, affecting creatures right up the food chain. The study found that atmospheric carbon dioxide levels were 42 percent higher in 2013 than they were in the pre-industrial era. Scientists say the rise in acidity is unprecedented in the last 300 million years. And Harvard University_s School of Public Health has just received the largest donation in the institution_s history - three hundred and fifty million dollars The money comes from the Morningside Foundation, established by the family of the late T.H. Chan. It will be used towards initiatives including financial aid, new classrooms, and research. It will also lead to the renaming of the School, which will be called the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
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