For most developer that is chump change and tax deductible.
Beyond that insight and knowledge are worth the money.
Beyond that insight and knowledge are worth the money.
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Apple Announces WWDC 2015 Takes Place June 8-12 at Moscone West
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Ah - Earthquake. Epicenter. So maybe we are looking at the "San Andreas" release of everything. iOS 9 / OS X on the same update schedule simply called "Apple OS San Andreas". Shattering the foundations as we know it.
Or just iOS9 and OS X 10.11 San Andreas.
I will switch to Linux if this happens. A-class chips belong on mobile devices, NOT desktops.
Hi,
I think I am not the average consumer and I cannot tell the Intel chips apart. Simply not possible.
New hardware for sure.
It will sit with your TV, possibly with upgraded
TV capabilities.
The real killer feature will be the inclusion of HomeKit. This will act as the gateway for all of your connected home devices; CCTV cameras, lighting, security etc.
The unknowns:
Will it include HealthKit (for connecting to scales, digital BP monitors etc) for collating and reporting back to your Doctor?
Will it include a built-in Wireless Base Station?
Almost certain:
An all-in-one package to drive the paradigm shift into smart living for the masses.
It's going to blow everyone away.
It will sit with your TV, possibly with upgraded
TV capabilities.The real killer feature will be the inclusion of HomeKit. This will act as the gateway for all of your connected home devices; CCTV cameras, lighting, security etc.
The unknowns:
Will it include HealthKit (for connecting to scales, digital BP monitors etc) for collating and reporting back to your Doctor?
Will it include a built-in Wireless Base Station?
Almost certain:
An all-in-one package to drive the paradigm shift into smart living for the masses.
It's going to blow everyone away.
I think people are reading way too much into this artwork (as usual). The rounded-squares represent iOS app icons. The circles represent Watch app icons. Nothing more to it than that. We already know that a more robust Watch SDK is coming "later this year" (which probably means WWDC).
What day?
Uh, what?
Actually the argument could be made that $1599 is too low, since demand clearly exceeds supply. They could probably charge twice as much and still sell out.
What day?
Uh, what?
Actually the argument could be made that $1599 is too low, since demand clearly exceeds supply. They could probably charge twice as much and still sell out.
I doubt very seriously that there is "random selection" -- at least not for all tickets. Apple doesn't have a history of doing anything at random. If there are any tickets given at random, it is likely a small subset of the overall tickets available.
1,599 is for the whole event. It basically 30$ for an hour of training you receive by a very capable Apple engineer so its damn cheap.
I just don't see why they would deliver a UI upgrade when they are 'supposedly' going to unveil a new iOS. This is just seems very much out of the ordinary for Apple.
Things change... This may be Apple creating more space between iOS releases as mentioned previously by MR.
Interesting that people are making bookings so long before they find out if they'll be randomly selected to receive tickets.
...I guess people that aren't selected can just cancel their bookings. What a pain for the hotels.
looks quite good.
i hope so...i really like the font and it's readable on the older mac versions without retina display!
"The epicentre of change"
Sure thing.
Love the two possibilities here:
Apple changes nothing - "omg Apple is doomed. Android and Windows are so far ahead"
Apple changes a lot - " omg it's doesn't feel like the old Steve Jobs times. Apple is doomed"
I don't think you know what that means and how it can possibly apply to the most successful company of all time.
Random Corruption?
So maybe it's more like a hybrid of deliberate omission, random selection, and deliberate selection.
I feel even more uneasy about that.
So maybe it's more like a hybrid of deliberate omission, random selection, and deliberate selection.
I feel even more uneasy about that.
Baloney, they are just as powerful as the chip shipping in the new Mac Book. Beyond that I wouldn't expect Apple to drop Intel completely. The other thing Is that Apple could dramatically increase the performance of A9 by splitting the design across two different processes. Currently the A series are built on low power processes not processes designed for building performance machines. An A series chip running at 3 GHz would make for a nice Mac Book chip for Air like machines.
AppleWatch
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What makes you say that?
There is a big push for custom CPUs based on ARM for datacenters and database servers. Why do you think that a custom chip designed to run/accelerate Objective C, Cocoa, Swift, ect wouldn't be powerful enough for 90% of Apples user base?
Rounded squares = New Apple TV
Circles = Update to Mac Pro
Epicenter = OS X 10.11 "San Andreas"
Circles = Update to Mac Pro
Epicenter = OS X 10.11 "San Andreas"
Not really. It's not like you phone up and book wasting people's time. It's just a tick in a database. And I am sure most of the room are re-booked anyway.
...but in an Apple-only format that won't work with any other computer, including any macs built before Dec 2014.....
The technology is unapologetically expensive.
You do understand the difference between an ARM RISC processor and x64 right? They are nowhere near as powerful at the same wattage etc. Let alone the fact every App would have to be recompiled ( if it even could be ) to OSX ARM... and then what do you have....
Windows RT.