But what better way to show off a new app with new hardware. I think The Verge will have just jumped the gun a bit with their embargo.
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I wanted to just add some hair to your song.
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They must have gotten the press release early and set it to release at 8:30. Still no press release on the press page and still down.
Just found this link on Apple:
http://www.apple.com/uk/shop/goto/buy_iphone/special_edition_iphone_7
http://www.apple.com/uk/shop/goto/buy_iphone/special_edition_iphone_7
Apple on Tuesday announced a new version of its 9.7-inch iPad, and a special edition of the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus.
Apple sold nearly 13.1 million iPads during the holiday shopping season, Apple announced in January, a 19 percent decline from the prior year. Still, Apple's management told analysts that iPads saw double-digit growth in Mainland China and India, where the market was expanding.
"I still feel very optimistic about where we can take the product," CEO Tim Cook said in January.
Apple has also leveraged its growing roster of enterprise relationships to get iPads into the hands of businesses. Health care providers, for example, have had access to special software in Apple's HealthKit.
Apple has also upped its advertising on the iPad, touting cybersecurity features and productivity tools.
This time last year, Apple released the 9.7-inch iPad Pro, priced from $599, which featured Apple Pencil compatibility, and an improved display. Since then, Apple has focused on major overhauls to iPhones, MacBooks, Apple Watch, and software like the TV app.
Apple shares closed at an all-time high of $141.46 a share on Monday.
— Reporting by CNBC's Josh Lipton and Sally Shin
Apple sold nearly 13.1 million iPads during the holiday shopping season, Apple announced in January, a 19 percent decline from the prior year. Still, Apple's management told analysts that iPads saw double-digit growth in Mainland China and India, where the market was expanding.
"I still feel very optimistic about where we can take the product," CEO Tim Cook said in January.
Apple has also leveraged its growing roster of enterprise relationships to get iPads into the hands of businesses. Health care providers, for example, have had access to special software in Apple's HealthKit.
Apple has also upped its advertising on the iPad, touting cybersecurity features and productivity tools.
This time last year, Apple released the 9.7-inch iPad Pro, priced from $599, which featured Apple Pencil compatibility, and an improved display. Since then, Apple has focused on major overhauls to iPhones, MacBooks, Apple Watch, and software like the TV app.
Apple shares closed at an all-time high of $141.46 a share on Monday.
— Reporting by CNBC's Josh Lipton and Sally Shin
Why would Apple say we've got something special in store for you, and can't wait for you to see it??
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OK yeah so pretty lame. Red iPhones and effectively an iPad Air bump.
....and.... nothing...
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OK, the (old) new iPad (non-Pro) is there... 9.7in starting at $309
In genuine, WTF? moment, WiFi is priced +$100, Cell+WiFi +$230.
Wow... too early... Wifi Included... it was the 127BG that moved it to $409.
(somehow I got onto the Apple for Education site.)
I need to get back to bed...
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