Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Former Adobe engineer Kevin Lynch took the stage to give an extensive demonstration of what the Apple Watch is capable of, which third-party developers will be able to help shape with a new software development kit known as WatchKit. Lynch first demonstrated an official Twitter app displaying trending tweets or even the ability to create…
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Apple may be implementing a new reservation system for customers who opt to wait in line outside of a retail store to purchase a new iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus, reports 9to5Mac. The company is said to be handing out training materials to employees on a new “virtual queue” system called Reservation Pass. Reservation…
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Apple has announced Apple Pay, a new category of service that will transform mobile payments with an easy, secure, and private way to pay. Apple Pay works with iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus through a groundbreaking NFC antenna design, a dedicated chip called the Secure Element, and the security and convenience of Touch ID….
Samsung was already taking shots at the iPhone 6 this morning with some new ads, but the Android handset maker has gone even further by releasing a set of new videos on YouTube today mocking everything from the iPhone 6 livestream problems to the device’s hardware (via Engadget). The ads are part of the “Note the…
When my boyfriend sent me an email invite to “join him” as his partner on a relationship app called Couple, I thought he was joking. A cutesy messaging app isn’t exactly his style, so I let the email sit in my inbox for a few days. Then he nudged me and asked when I was…
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DigiTimes is citing supply-chain sources as stating that Apple is gearing-up its iPhone 6 production plans for an anticipated 80 million sales by year-end. If achieved, it would represent 33 percent year-on-year growth. Makers in the iPhone supply chain are preparing parts and components for production of up to 80 million units of iPhone 6 and…
From 9to5Toys.com: Walmart, the giant US retailer, often negotiates exclusive price cuts on products that smaller retailers can’t match. Just like last year, it has set its sights on the all new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. According to a report published tonight by CNET, Walmart is set to trim $20 off both of Apple’s new super…
The Washington Post carries a story from the Associated Press that says the big companies hit hardest by Judge Lucy Koh’s ruling in the “No Poaching” case have not suprisingly appealed that ruling, which found that a proposed settlement of $324.5 million to a class-action lawsuit was too low. The suit, filed on behalf of…
Read More “Silicon Valley Fights Order To Pay Bigger Settlement In Tech Talent Hiring Case” »
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Despite a rocky start to Apple’s livestream yesterday, everyone is still buzzing about the new iPhone 6 models, Apple Pay, and the forthcoming Apple Watch. Wednesday’s Morning Report has a few items you might have missed in the excitement, including rumors of a Path acquisition, the possibility of Discover joining Apple Pay, and the fate…
Read More “Morning Report: Apple Pay Update, Apple May Rescue Path, RIP iPod classic” »
SwiftKey predicts words before you even start typing. We heard a little bit about iOS 8 during Tuesday’s explosion of Apple announcements—namely, Tim Cook announced that the latest version of Apple’s mobile operating system will be available on September 17. Although iOS 8 will introduce several new features, one of the most interesting is the…
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After yesterday’s media event, Apple updated its website to provide additional information on its iCloud pricing ahead of the launch of both iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite. As of today, the company’s updated storage plans are live, allowing users to purchase iCloud storage upgrades using the new pricing scheme. While customers will continue to…
So, the iPhone 6 has been announced and will soon start rolling out to countries across the globe. Customers in the US, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Puerto Rico, Singapore, and the UK will be able to pre-order a shiny new iPhone come September 12th, with the first wave of devices hitting said…
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Apple’s wallet replacement, Apple Pay, will make you want to cut up your credit cards, but it won’t destroy credit card reader Square. At least, that’s what Square founder Jack Dorsey says. Square’s Register app will be compatible with Apple Pay. A few years ago, Square tried to replace your wallet too, with an app…
At this writing, it’s only been 48 hours since Apple’s big media event on Tuesday, which means we’re entering that phantom zone before iOS 8 and the new iPhone 6 models are actually available. Thankfully, Apple is ramping up for next week in stages, starting with new iCloud storage plans now available, and we’ve also…
Read More “Morning Report: New iCloud Storage, SwiftKey Keyboard, 80M iPhone 6 in 2014” »