Apple just dropped a ton of new hardware today, including new iPhones, iPads and a brand new Apple TV. There were a lot of goodies snuck into today’s event at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, so here’s a recap of everything Apple unveiled that you need to know about.
The start of event began with,
Apple watch 2 :
with losts of new apps (like an app measuring heartbeat of pregnant mother and the baby , the app even let the people hear heartbeat of the baby in the womb ) . Later head of Microsoft Office was also invited to show the productivity of the iPad. Watch had new attractive bands to offer.
iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus
Apple CEO Tim Cook unveiled a duo of new iPhones Wednesday as he lauded that the iPhone brand was now the “most popular in the world.”
The updated new devices sport a ton of new features including 3D touch, which looks to be a major evolution in how users are going to be interacting with their iPhones. Apple also spent a ton of time talking about a new-and-improved 12MP camera that shoots 4K video.
The device sadly still starts at 16GB, but there are some new payment plans to be sure that users can now get their hands on a new iPhone every year.
Some more details on the device:
iOS 9
3D Touch (force touch on steroids)
64-bit A9 chip
12MP back camera with 4K video recording
5MP FaceTime HD and Retina Flash
Extra-quick, new Touch ID
Supports WiFi up to 866 mbps, with 300 mbps LTE
Pre-orders starts Sept. 12, devices launch Sept. 25
6s and 6s Plus still start at $199 and $299 respectively for the phones on a 2-year contract
Apple also introduced the Apple Upgrade Plan, which allows consumers the ability to upgrade to a new iPhone each year for a monthly rate, starting at $32/month
Apple 3D TORCH
Force Touch finally makes sense. Today Apple revealed 3D Touch for iPhone, empowering the devices to sense pressure and give tactile feedback to users. Ultimately, 3D Touch is about saving users taps and getting them to what they want more quickly. You can peek at an email with a deeper tap and hold. And you can access apps without even opening them thanks to 3D Touch.
A Dope New 12MP Camera + Live Photos
Apple signified in today’s event that it’s really getting serious about photography. Both of the new iPhones are rocking newly improved 12MP iSight Cameras that can shoot 4K video. The company also unveiled a new 5MP HD front-facing camera with a new feature called try-tone flash, which allows users to take some choice selfies in low-light situations.
They also unveiled a super bizarre feature called live photos, which are (apparently) not quite videos as much as they are high-def 12MP stitched photo bursts, with audio. I know, it’s a bit odd. Also, how large are these file sizes going to be?
iPhone Upgrade Plan and iPay
Apple just introduced a new way for you to pay for your iPhone (well not exactly new, as carriers have been trying out payment plans like this for the last several months). What Apple showed off was a monthly payment plan that lets users upgrade to the new iPhone every year starting at $32/month and including AppleCare+. Apple ipay was introduced
New Apple TV
Apple dropped a redesigned Apple TV Wednesday and while the box itself hasn’t changed much, with a new app store, OS and multitouch remote, it’s obvious that the company is fully revisiting its “hobby” device.
Tim Cook says that Apple believes the future of TV is apps, so they spent most of Wednesday’s event talking Siri and OS as opposed to the hardware. Apple unveiled tvOS with some insanely powerful Siri support. Want to see “that one Modern Family episode with Edward Norton”? Well, now Siri can find it.
Apple is putting more of an emphasis on casual gaming than ever with the new Apple TV. They showed off a few couch-friendly games. These obviously aren’t going to be tackling console gaming anytime soon but the new remote has some Wiimote-style motion controls (thanks to a gyroscope and accelerometer) that look to add a new dynamic to iOS gaming.
Versatile New Apple TV Remote
The hardware star of the new Apple TV is definitely its new Siri-powered touch surface remote. The bluetooth 4.0-powered remote allows users more advanced control thanks to its variety of inputs.
The iPad Pro
Apple unveiled the ultimate powerhouse tablet today with the iPad Pro, starting at $799. This behemoth sports a beautiful high-def 12.9″ screen with enough screen real estate to allow split, “full-screen” multitasking. Apple also introduced a couple of wild new hardware peripherals for the iPad Pro.
Some more details on the device below.
12.9″ screen rocking a 2,732 x 2,048 display
6.9mm thin, weighs 1.57 lbs
Starts at $799 for the 32GB model, comes in
Powerful new A9X chip that’s 1.8x than the A8 before it.
10-hour battery life
8MP iSight camera
Touch ID
Powerful four speaker audio
Full breakdown here.
Apple Surface iPad Keyboard
Unlike past iPads the iPad Pro is really gunning to be a content creation machine, to do that Apple wanted it to have a physical keyboard to handle text entry. What they dropped today is pretty much a Microsoft Surface keyboard clone. Apple was relatively light on details but said the keyboard utilizes new Apple dome switches (?) and also takes advantage of the new magnetic connector on the iPad Pro. It costs a whopping $169!
Precise Apple Pencil
Apple devoted much more time to talking about their new $99 stylus for iPad, which they dubbed the Apple Pencil. It’s loaded with a crazy amount of precision, which Apple says is accurate “to the pixel.”
The Forgotten iPad mini 4
Apple didn’t give a shit about discussing the changes to the new iPad mini 4. At the event they brushed over that they’ve updated the mini’s internals and that the device is now rocking the same power as the iPad Air 2.
Performance by One Republic, but no launch of any new album.
And in the final moments of the presentation, a musical guest did come out to perform, but no surprise albums were released. Instead OneRepublic, one of Apple CEO Tim Cook’s favorite bands, performed a few songs, including “Counting Stars” and “I Lived.”
According to frontman Ryan Tedder, the appearance wasn’t planned. “We didn’t even know we were playing until ten minutes ago,” he told the crowd, before launching into the third and final song, “Good Life.” He said, “I apologize for all the times you’ve been in Whole Foods and heard this song.”
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