And iOS code seemingly confirming force touch...
http://appleinsider.com/articles/15...en-iphone-will-feature-force-touch-technology
http://appleinsider.com/articles/15...en-iphone-will-feature-force-touch-technology
So then the next question is WHY this venue. (Aside from the fact that Apple was basically *born* in this building when they introduced their very first complete personal computer at the West Coast Computer Faire)
All I can come up with is either:
- The TV update is a huge leapfrog kind of update, and they need the extra headcount to invite tv/film/entertainment industry.
- They're also introducing the TV subscription package
- The TV update includes major homekit functionality and some of the auditoriums interior space will be set aside for demos and such
They are inviting all the Apple haters from Mac Rumors forums, they need tons of seating.
...Still think the new Apple TV is gonna be $99?![]()
So then the next question is WHY this venue. (Aside from the fact that Apple was basically *born* in this building when they introduced their very first complete personal computer at the West Coast Computer Faire)
All I can come up with is either:
- The TV update is a huge leapfrog kind of update, and they need the extra headcount to invite tv/film/entertainment industry.
- They're also introducing the TV subscription package
- The TV update includes major homekit functionality and some of the auditoriums interior space will be set aside for demos and such
My gut tells me that AppleTV may be a much bigger release than we expected!!
Media Streaming, Game playing, App Downloading, HomeKit Command Center, Phone and Video Conferencing device and more. It might also have a built in wifi router... It is possible that content deals are more complete than we imagined too. If this along with the standard iPhone release were true, then that explains why the venue is so big. As the AppleTV could be the center of all things Apple in the home (IE HomeKit) and there is so much to show around that and for people to demo. Truly Massive release!!
I feel homekit will be the biggest push and they need the space to do that.
No way. $199
Or, simply, they were hoping for all of that, but couldn't make it happen. Well, the place is booked, may as well have it there anyway...
star formation does not look like an Apple.. wrong shape for one...
No one even assume, this all could be just a coincidence ? since there is no proof, i'm betting its another location Apple has kept secret.
Selfish blather: I just want this over with so Apple can announce their October (hopefully new Macs) event.
The notes in red say the star is for structural purposes.
So then the next question is WHY this venue. (Aside from the fact that Apple was basically *born* in this building when they introduced their very first complete personal computer at the West Coast Computer Faire)
All I can come up with is either:
- The TV update is a huge leapfrog kind of update, and they need the extra headcount to invite tv/film/entertainment industry.
- They're also introducing the TV subscription package
- The TV update includes major homekit functionality and some of the auditoriums interior space will be set aside for demos and such
Bill Graham was(?) a big time music promoter (assuming it is the same BG), so maybe there is significance in the namesake location because Apple is going to do smth music heavy as well...
...Still think the new Apple TV is gonna be $99?![]()
Isn't $100 already 2-3x the price of competing products? If they want to remain competitive, shouldn't the price remain the same or possibly even be reduced?
Interesting star formation...
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Built in Taylor Swift for the best deals on music and TV shows.
Good pointTaylor Swift did not get the consumers a good deal, just the artists.