I really wish MacRumors would include times in UTC (as well as local time) when they post event details. It makes it much easier to do the maths, no matter where in the world you are.
It’ll be 17:00 UTC, btw.
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I really wish MacRumors would include times in UTC (as well as local time) when they post event details. It makes it much easier to do the maths, no matter where in the world you are.
It’ll be 17:00 UTC, btw.
He wouldn't be there to cut the ribbon. He's too busy selling Chevy's in the Bay Area.Steve Wozniak cafeteria..
I know Apple doesn't usually do nostalgic things such as this, but when they announce the iPhone 8 come September 12th, it would be cool if they showed a flashback to when Steve announced the first iPhone.
The whole: "An iPod... a phone... these are not three separate devices, this is one device, and we are calling it... iPhone. Today, Apple reinvents the phone." Maybe with a black and white filter, with the crazy ones ad playing in the background in its entirety (the version with Steve's voice over). Then have a montage showing how iPhone has changed over the years, and how it’s affected peoples lives. Cue a slow zoom out showing all of this playing as a video on a phone screen... an OLED phone screen that is. Zoom out further, with the camera slowly panning around this glistening black glass enclosure along with the Apple logo. So basically, make it look like it was playing as a montage on the new phones display, while showing the phone off bit by bit, then ending with a hand gripped around it just like with the original iPhone. And closing it with the crazy ones ad still playing in the background:
"... because the people who are crazy enough to change the world, are the ones who do." *crowd goes nuts*
Maybe that's too cheesy for some, but it gives me goosebumps just thinking about it, and has that warm, classic Apple vibe to it.
Don't forget theDearSantaApple,
Here's what I want for Christmas:
Fully loaded SE form factor iPhone with all the bells and whistles and decoder ring
New Apple TV with 4k output, top of the line Axx processor for awesome games
New Mac mini with a top of the line CPU (trashcan form factor gets you extra cookies)
Apple espresso maker
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I am not pretty sure about this one, but colors that has been used inside Apple logo reminds me colors of thermal photos. Color spectrum clearly matches to colors of photos that is taken by infrared lights.
As we are pretty sure that FaceID is going to be a killer feature of the new iPhone which is based on an infrared, these colors have huge possibility for standing on behalf of Infrared. They actually used an Infrared photo of Apple logo for Invitation.
Sorry if anyone mentioned this before, I didn't read whole topic.
Interesting way of looking at it but are you really going to pop out your iPhone and start using it like you'd use your Mac? I don't now and won't with the new one. Are you going to sell your Mac and use your phone as your computer? I could never do that. I can't even do intensive work on an iPad.
The new phone is hella 'spensive. It can't be justified if one is being honest. It's pure decadence. If I decide to get one -- probably will unless it's nothing like the rumors -- it's all for instant gratification.
At this point they could do 8K! I know Japan has been doing some stuff with 8K. Maybe they're using the new modular Mac Pro to run it, lol. On a display the size of an auditorium 8K would look fantastic.
To me it looks like a tongue licking a phone.... or, if you just look at the red, it looks like sorbet....
Apple will fool everyone by releasing an iPhone shaped like the new Apple Park HQ. It will have no screen but will be controlled entirely by Siri commands.
Good for you! I wish I had waited -- I jumped from a 4S to last year's 7 Plus (I had my 4S for 6 years and it was more than a little long-in-the-tooth. Enjoy the 8!Super excited! Time to upgrade from my 5s, hopefully.
Any body else thinks Apple has some surprises this year?
Haha, I see where you're going with that and it would be 10k, but Apple can make whatever fancy proprietary keynote rig they want!Nah, Apple's going to do the same thing they've always done. They'll wait until 8k has become so mainstream and commonplace on windows that everyone is bored with it. Then they'll introduce 9k like it's the most amazing thing ever. Even though it will run on integrated GPUs. All the fanatics will say it's Intel's fault for taking so long making a powerful enough integrated GPU sooner but 8k is so much better than 9k it was worth the wait and it lets you edit 8k video in full res plus on screen controls so it's the greatest thing ever.
Oh no, don't get me wrong, Tim has been great. However, Tim and crew still displayed much respect for Jobs, as a boss, and a friend. I would not be surprised if there is an homage or something. It would be cool to have Jobs talk about the future, AR, biometrics, etc...and that this phone is the one he was working on a few years back, (but they had to release the finger recognition because the facial recognition tech wasn't good enough...).I agree with your assessment. And as much as people miss Steve and what he represented, you can't take away the accomplishments that Tim and team have made, which could easily happen by yet another flashback of the Steve Jobs' Apple days.
Apple today sent out media invites for its annual iPhone-centric event that will be held on Tuesday, September 12 at 10:00 a.m. at the Steve Jobs Theater at the company's new Apple Park campus in Cupertino, California. The media invites offer a first look at the theme of the event and feature the tagline: "Let's meet at our place." (via The Loop)
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Apple's fall 2017 event will be its most significant in years thanks to the debut of a radically redesigned iPhone that features an edge-to-edge display, a vertical rear camera, facial recognition capabilities, a much improved processor, and wireless inductive charging functionality. The new iPhone features a display similar in size to the display of the 5.5-inch iPhone 7 Plus, but with a body closer in size to the 4.7-inch iPhone 7.
Along with a nearly bezel-free display, the device includes a glass body and is promised to be the most advanced, most revamped iPhone we've seen since the introduction of the iPhone 6 Plus in 2014. We expect the OLED iPhone, which is rumored to be more expensive than traditional iPhones, to be sold alongside two 4.7 and 5.5-inch LCD models that more closely resemble existing devices.
The upcoming 4.7 and 5.5-inch iPhones have not been heavily featured in rumors, but they too are said to feature glass bodies, support for wireless charging functionality, and improvements to the processor, camera, and other components.![]()
A dummy model featuring the upcoming OLED iPhone
The iPhones aren't the only upgrades Apple will unveil at the event. Rumors suggest Apple will introduce a third-generation Apple Watch with an LTE chip that allows it to be decoupled from the iPhone. There's been some talk of a potential redesign, but it's sounding like the third-generation Apple Watch will look a lot like the Apple Watch Series 2.
At the event, we may hear more about upcoming products like the iMac Pro and the HomePod, and there could be one other major hardware surprise in store for us - a new 4K Apple TV. Hints of such a device have been spotted in firmware leaks and we've known Apple has had a new Apple TV in the works for some time.
As for other hardware, many iPads and Macs were refreshed in June, so we are not expecting any updates to the Mac and iPad lineups, but expect to see new Apple Watch bands and new iPhone cases.
We've already been testing next-generation operating systems including iOS 11, macOS High Sierra, tvOS 11, and watchOS 4, but following Apple's event, we may see some of these updates released to the public. iOS and watchOS updates are often released just ahead of new iPhones, while macOS updates tend to come somewhat later. tvOS 11 is such a minor update that it isn't clear when it'll be released, but it could come alongside the other updates. One thing we may not see -- an Amazon Prime Video app. There's one in the works, but word is it won't be ready in time.
In line with past events, Apple's 2017 iPhone unveiling will kick off at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time. Apple will stream the event live on its website and on the Apple TV, but for those who are unable to watch, MacRumors will be providing full event coverage, both on MacRumors.com and through our MacRumorsLive Twitter account.
Article Link: Apple Invites Media to September 12 Event at Apple Park: 'Let's Meet at Our Place'