The silver circles represent the silver ring around the fingerprint scanner
Different colored light ring notifications in home button?
The silver circles represent the silver ring around the fingerprint scanner
There's quite some chatter on the inter webs about Apple possibly holding back on same major new features in the iOS GM. As mentioned, 5C's are already assembled and on US Soil, although Apple has not released a GM to devs. With the talk of slomo camera features, finger print scanning software, etc. this theory is pretty much validated.
The latest conspiracy is Apple may be changing App Icons to circles. Whispers that the grey circles could be the new home button image, and all app icons become circles to match. Macrumors did mention this in an article ran a few months ago (anyone wanna dig that one up?) I attached a picture for some further explanation.
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Think, Circle app icons sure would be interesting. Dial screen, Lock screen, and Safari/iTunes/App Store icons all lend credence to the conspiracy theory. Also, for Apple's new icon design template, the geometry sure is circular.
Now before you throw this out the window and damn me in future posts, just give it some thought. Apple has a GM (on the 5C) but not publicly available to devs - yet. There's always those tidbits that are saved until the hardware release, I don't think we will see one until the 10th after everything is announced. There is definitely features we do not know about, and aren't supposed to know until September 10th.
Apple could release ANYTHING and people will wait it in line for it
It's more like the case of Samsung now.Apple could release ANYTHING and people will wait it in line for it
But the fact remains that the last two iPhones were boring predictable releases, solid phones but lacking
Brining up sales to justify quality is sad, I could point to countless junk that flew off the shelves
That's more than enough.Not any more. That bubble burst last year.
People will wait in line for an iPad or iPhone but that's about it.
Anyone have a link to Engadget's Live Blog for the event tomorrow..?!
Got one for Cnet (CNET Live Blog) but normally watch these things on Engadget.....!!
They'll probably put a big link in their frontpage...
STILL...*Anyone? Link to live stream?
They'll probably put a big link in their frontpage...
STILL...*Anyone? Link to live stream?
They will post the link tomorrow, a few hours before it goes live, thats how they usually do
Next week: iPhone 5C, iPhone 5S, and iOS 7, iTunes Radio, possibly some other iTunes/iPod announcements/updates.
October Event: iOS 7 for iPad, iPad Mini, iPad 5, Retina MacBook Pro, Mac Pro, iMac, Mac Mini, Mavericks, new Final Cut.
That October event seems really really packed!!!
and where does Apple TV fit into this
I'd assume we'e going to get an AppleTV event "app" with a live stream? Live the last major event?
That was pretty outstanding watching it on a nice HD TV
My understanding is this. Up until now Mac Pros had dual-cpu and single-gfx, from now on they will have single-cpu and dual-gfx. This is an very important design change, because while cpu-chips need to do all kinds of different computations reasonably fast, gfx-chips are specialized for some specific highly parallelizable computing tasks. The programming language OpenCL allows to write programs which make use of all the raw computing power in modern gfx-chips. The new Mac Pro with dual graphics will be the first computer to be optimized for OpenCL programs.
Than who is? What is too long for something truly new. The Wright brothers made no flights at all in 1906 and 1907. The iPhone itself was already a very late entry in the cellphone market in 2007. Was it therefore not innovating?But up to this point it took too long for that update, they long due this upgrade to the Pro users, what i mean, even if its optimized for OpenGL they´re not innovating.