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Apple Building Massive Structure at Flint Center for iPhone 6 Event
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Don't want to spoil the nice iHome discussion; but:
Is there prove this is for Apple. Don't get me wrong, the coincidence is there.
But these could also be construction tent buildings. I saw them use one that looks like this in a construction site.
Maybe they are just renovating that area... I don't know. It just might not have anything to do with Apple. Just saying.
Is there prove this is for Apple. Don't get me wrong, the coincidence is there.
But these could also be construction tent buildings. I saw them use one that looks like this in a construction site.
Maybe they are just renovating that area... I don't know. It just might not have anything to do with Apple. Just saying.
Epic is defined right in front of you, in the Oxford English dictionary, which comes from England, home of English.
You can use "cat" in place of "dog" if you like, but it will still sound silly, and still be wrong.
Don't waste your breath, I said the same thing a while back and was completely ignored. But what exactly indicates that this must be Apple? Nothing except coincidence.
... epic can be used as an adjective.
Seriously? You responded to my post without even trying to verify what I said??
You can deny that "feline" is another word for "cat", but it will still sound silly, and still be wrong.
Heres the oxford definition englishman...all you had to do was scroll down after you took your screenshot
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The venue themselves are quoted as saying it's for a client. Would be a huge coincidence then if it were for anyone but Apple.
I'm not saying it's a simulated home, I'm more inclined to think it's an area for hands on experience.
From the article:
I won't be an argumentative fool, so I'll accept your answer and move along
[EDIT]: PS, you chose American English - I refrain from commenting further on that.
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I have pondered over this strange cube for white some time, and have come to the conclusion that it is a plinth... they are inviting the Samsung CEO to the event, and I feel that they've made him a slightly smaller plinth out of old off-cuts of wood, upon which he will stand. This one, however, is for the Apple employees to stand on, so Tim & Jony can be seen as "The winners", without even needing to speak a word.
Then again, it might just be for show... or the window cleaners... or... ya know... whatever.
Then again, it might just be for show... or the window cleaners... or... ya know... whatever.
Nice idea! Or I was thinking this morning it could be a fake store (heck or a real one) to show off how the NFC payments system will work.
I chose the oxford dictionary. The one you referenced.I won't be an argumentative fool, so I'll accept your answer and move along
[EDIT]: PS, you chose American English - I refrain from commenting further on that.
Um, jail token iPhone? Or an Android device? I do JB my iPhone, but don't use themes.
"Delivery for Mr Ive - sign here please" (crane arrives, lowering a HUGE block of aluminium)
The event is going to be held inside a specially crafted, hollowed out unibody aluminium cube. Jony Ive is coming with his colleagues tomorrow, with LOTS of dremels.
The event is going to be held inside a specially crafted, hollowed out unibody aluminium cube. Jony Ive is coming with his colleagues tomorrow, with LOTS of dremels.
Maybe Steve Wozniak is going to recreate the 1982 US festival technology area, which was originally held Labor Day Weekend.
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Thanks! Regardless, I haven't been this excited about an iPhone announcement since the iPhone 4! I've been waiting for NFC for years and looks like we are finally going to get it!
If the Flint Centre is where Apple are holding the actual keynote, could the building they are constructing outside be where the iPhone 6 and maybe other products are going to be on display, so that members of the press can play around with them and then write about it in the news.
I can see Apple announcing the iPhone 6 maybe in 2 sizes - 4.7" and 5.5"
and they might also announce the iWatch, for release at a later date. As much as i would want them too, i don't think they are going to announce anything else, such as new iPads or anything, this will probably be saved for their October or November event.
I can see Apple announcing the iPhone 6 maybe in 2 sizes - 4.7" and 5.5"
and they might also announce the iWatch, for release at a later date. As much as i would want them too, i don't think they are going to announce anything else, such as new iPads or anything, this will probably be saved for their October or November event.
Yes, this was figured out in subsequent posts. The issue was the one, poor photo, and MR's confused description of what was going on and where.
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This seems like the general consensus.
The only question remains, how many products will be announced? Personally I think it will be the iPhone and maybe the iWatch. iPads and Macs will probably be announced at an October/November event.
The new iPhone models, the wearable(s), and maybe a Yosemite update/ship date would make for a big show. The second item would require a lot of explaining, the trotting out of product partners, etc.
That is true, i think it would be great if they announced, the 2 iPhones and the iWatch. It would be even more amazing if they announced the iWatch was available at the same time as the 2 iPhones. However i think that's just wishful thinking on my part
Building next to it essentially is labeled as that, and has been for some time essentially. So coincidence at best (unless Apple was specifically looking for some buildings with designation of A8 for the event, which means they could have ended up with a pool building or something like that just as easily simply based on numbering).
