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Hands-on with the 2020 MacBook Air
Andrew Bowden's curator insight,
March 28, 2020 3:58 PM
An interesting review of the new 2020 MacBook Air, which replaces the much maligned keyboard design of the past few years. This is relevant to any student who is looking for a new and surprisingly affordable Apple laptop.
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Apple's WWDC 2019: What to expect for iOS 13 and everything else
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Apple has sent out invitations for a media event in San Francisco on 9 March, about one month before the much-anticipated launch of the new Apple Watch.
jspellos's curator insight,
February 27, 2015 11:49 AM
No surprises here. My guess is that it'll be hugely successful, due to the avid iFans in the market. This may be the device that triggers the wearable craze.
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Grab that box of sodium chloride, folks -- it's rumor time. Re/Code is reporting that Apple will hold its next iPhone event on September 9th.
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Apple has gained an entire percentage point of market share and cracked the top five smartphone manufacturers, according to the latest figures from research firm IDC.
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Over the past four years, Apple's strong performance has added the most index points. Now it looks like Microsoft rules
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The big takeaway from Apple's third-quarter earnings report was that the iPhone is continuing to defy gravity and post stellar sales despite an apparently saturated market for smartphones.
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Apple’s M1 Chip or Apple Silicon
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Apple News
Joshua Stein's curator insight,
November 16, 2020 5:47 PM
This is interesting as for years Intel has been the go to company for processors and chips, whether it be Mac or PC. With the switch to a new based chip no longer from Intel, it not only infers that Apple is trying to one up the established company by now making their own in house chips, possibly to be used in the future in more than just Apple branded products. This will definitely serve major consequences for Intel.
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Apple Just Launched A $6,000 Mac Pro
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iPhone 7 release date: specs to borrow Apple Watch new technology? - Despite Apple Inc.'s silence about the release date of their next flagship phone, a lot
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Hey, you're busy and you don't have time to watch a multi-hour Apple livestream video. No problem! We've done the hard work for you. Here's the entire
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Apple's highly rumored "iWatch" smartwatch is expected to launch in October and will run a version of iOS 8, according to a new report from Japanese business newspaper Nikkei. Traditional watch-style iWatch concept by Gábor Balogh Sources tell the paper that Apple has begun finalizing specs for the device, as it will use a curved OLED touchscreen while utilizing biometric sensors to collect health-related data such as calorie consumption, sleep activity, blood oxygen levels and more, in line with recent rumors. Apple appears confident of the new product. According to a parts manufacturer, it plans monthly commercial output of about 3-5 million units, which exceeds the total global sales of watch-like devices last year. The news contrasts a report from Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Brian White yesterday, which stated that iWatch production would begin gearing up this month ahead of a September launch alongside the iPhone 6. While not much is known about the iWatch's physical features, rumors have suggested the device will come in two separate sizes of 1.3 inches and 1.5-1.7 inches. It is also likely that the iWatch's biometric sensors will work with Apple's new Health app in iOS 8 in order to measure and aggregate health metrics.
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iPhone 6 are claimed to be somewhat bigger that 4-inch display of the iPhone 5c and iPhone 5s. Timothy Arcuri of Cowen and Company (via AppleInsider), toda
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Five amazing iOS 7 secrets Apple forgot to mention
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