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Apple Special Event September 2015
- Coverage of Apple's event on September 9, 2015. Expected announcements include the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, a new Apple TV box and a larger iPad.
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Start date: Sep 9, 2015
End date: Sep 9, 2015
Location: US
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Learn the keys to crafting sturdy, beautiful websites — for only $39
Being a webmaster (especially a qualified and certified webmaster) means mastering a wide ranging skill set. It isn’t enough to just know coding or graphic design or video and animation creation — you have to know something about all those disciplines as well as how they work ...
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The only thing that's changed about Apple's advertising is nothing, thankfully
One of my favorite parts of Apple events (besides Jony Ive's voiceovers) is the ads. Apple has always made great ads; and while there is a clear distinction in the direction the company has gone post-Jobs, I think it's starting to establish a new style without forgetting what's worked ...
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Apple didn't "blow it" with the stylus, it did what was right
Apple announced a giant new iPad Pro yesterday that comes in at a gargantuan 12.9 inches along with a new accessory called the Apple Pencil which just happens to be a stylus made for graphic designers or document editing. Naturally, the world went crazy citing the two times Steve ...
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There's one big problem with the iPad Pro: the homescreen
Apple trotted out its gargantuan new iPad at its September event: it's a 12.9" monster that resembles Microsoft's Surface Pro, but runs iOS. I actually like the look of the iPad Pro -- I could legitimately work off that full time with the new split-screen apps and Apple's keyboard ...
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Thought Apple's announcements were boring? Millions didn't
Critics are getting their analysis of Apple's latest announcements dead wrong.
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Adobe's mysterious 'Project Rigel' is now called Photoshop Fix
You may recall that awhile back we told you about a brand new Adobe mobile photo retouching app code-named Project Rigel. At yesterday's Apple event, Adobe demoed Project Rigel under its brand new real name, Photoshop Fix. Adobe demoed Photoshop Fix in conjunction with two other ...
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Here's when Apple is releasing new software for Apple Watch, Mac, iPhone and iPad
Anxious to get your hands on Apple’s latest offerings? We are, too! When it comes to hardware and software, some pretty good stuff is in the pipeline. You'll probably hang onto your existing hardware, at least for a little while longer. If you’re looking to upgrade your software, ...
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Apple's Swift-friendly tvOS is now available for developers
Good news, developers — tvOS documentation and guidelines are live! An offshoot of iOS, tvOS is basically what we’ve come to love about using iPhones and iPads, just on the bigger screen. Happily, most of the tools iOS developers are comfortable with have made their way to ...
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Apple's new 3D Touch: Everything you need to know
What’s the difference between 3D Touch and Force Touch? The former is simply an evolution of the latter, and a more refined name for the technology. As a new touch-based functionality on the iPhone, 3D Touch works on the home screen to give you shortcuts to the functions you ...
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Here is Siri's hot take on what happened at Apple's event today
Siri — she likes to complain. I don’t blame her, either. Everyone asks her what’s going on, all the time, about everything. Now that my fingers have cooled from writing our liveblog, I decided to see if Siri had a take on today’s Apple event. Ask Siri if anything big happened ...
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You can use different controllers for Apple TV gaming, but not many
Do you want to play games on your Apple TV? Of course you do! The included remote, while great for navigating shows and movies, may not do the trick for gaming. You can use other remotes, though. Apple TV relies on Bluetooth for connectivity to other devices. To that, you could ...
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Apple's new 12mp iSight camera uses 3D Touch tech to let you view 'Live Photos'
As long expected, Apple will integrate a new 12 megapixel iSight camera into its new line of iPhones. With 50 percent more pixels and more "focus pixels" to aid autofocus, and a new image signal processor, the upgraded camera promises to display far more detail than Apple iPhone ...
