The white in the bottom of the banner is the top of a heart as we generally see a heart depicted. I say it is a lot about this health app. And yes I see the top depicting what looks like an apple but I still feel that's a heart.
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Hehe I know that. It translates to: "We are switching to ARM CPUs. And since noone is going to write s/w for us anymore, you'd better start writing your own !"
Hehe I know that. It translates to: "We are switching to ARM CPUs. And since noone is going to write s/w for us anymore, you'd better start writing your own !"
Good one!
....people really should stop trying to read into the poster too much - its just a poster - nothing more, nothing less.
No hidden meanings and no clues as to what is coming............just be patient!!!!
....dude - you are so right!!!
...take a close look at that man on the cherry-picker, he's not wearing a hat, and slightly obscuring the white part of the sign making a "V" symbol... above him, you can see the numbers 11 on the ceiling... OS 11 is about to BE LAUNCHED! With a "Virtual" (V) interface you control with YOUR WATCH or YOUR MIND!
I would LOVE to see Aperture X - using Lightroom right now but is definitely try out Aperture if it brought some cool features to the table.
Increasing the price of the Apple TV from $99 to ~$600+ would price out a lot of consumers, especially with the Amazon Fire on the market.
Wow slow day... 230+ posts on a Banner going up news
Not to worry, this is just a preview of the excitement to come. The big topics always happen when we see the first covered banner.
That's an easy one
WWDC 14:
WW = Wrist Watch
DC 14 = Cinema Display with 14 Mio. pixels, with the resolution of 5120x2880 = 14 745 600 pixels (which is doubling the current horizontal and vertical resolution of the Cinema Dislplay being 2560x1440 and resulting 4x pixels density).
And all those shiny colored pixels building an Apple logo on the banner seem to confirm that fact with a discreet reminder, that it definitely will be a color monitor.
WWDC 14:
WW = Wrist Watch
DC 14 = Cinema Display with 14 Mio. pixels, with the resolution of 5120x2880 = 14 745 600 pixels (which is doubling the current horizontal and vertical resolution of the Cinema Dislplay being 2560x1440 and resulting 4x pixels density).
And all those shiny colored pixels building an Apple logo on the banner seem to confirm that fact with a discreet reminder, that it definitely will be a color monitor.
Tim Cook: "Welcome. We've sold gazillion units of iPhones. We have 1.1 billion flashlight apps in the app store. At Apple we have a culture of innovation. We make some truly great products. We just had a 7-1 stock split"
Icahn: "Thx"
Tim Cook: "First up is Jony Ive to talk about Healthbook"
Jony: "We took MyFitnesspal and reskinned it using My Little Pony Colors. The result is visionary, magical, simply astonishing. It's beautifully, unapologetically, healthy and all about the experience itself."
Phil Schiller: "Can't innovate anymore my ass"
Dr. Dre: "I wanna go on stage"
Phil Schiller: "No"
Icahn: "Thx"
Tim Cook: "First up is Jony Ive to talk about Healthbook"
Jony: "We took MyFitnesspal and reskinned it using My Little Pony Colors. The result is visionary, magical, simply astonishing. It's beautifully, unapologetically, healthy and all about the experience itself."
Phil Schiller: "Can't innovate anymore my ass"
Dr. Dre: "I wanna go on stage"
Phil Schiller: "No"
Somewhat off topic, but thankfully none of that is present in the mobile version. Who even cares about any of these votes?
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I'm not suggesting a $600 ATV. I'm saying that an upgraded ATV (A8 processor, 1GB ROM, 16GB storage, etc), could do the job that a certain group of mac mini owners currently use their mini for. Namely as a media center and maybe some occasional gaming.
I, like all of us, have no idea what Apple feels that would be worth, if such a product even exists. However, if I had to hazard a guess, I would put it in the $150-200 range. Maybe higher for higher storage option models (like the iPhone/iPads).
it's just a wallpaper. as it has always been. apple likes rainbow wallpapers with all the colors in the rainbow, since they are hippies. steve jpbs was a hippy so nothing is surprising here. just a wallpaper
The bill of materials for the A7 is a little less than $20 a chip and the A8 might bump that up to between 20-25 with the new process technology being new. So for a 4 chip system it would be under up to $100 or $200 for an 8 chip. That doesn't include other proprietary chips they would need to facilitate efficient multi-processor data transfers and communications but it's a small fraction of Intel's Xeons in the same performance range.