Rumors have it that the Apple's next generation smartphone dubbed as the 'iPhone 6s' and the 'iPhone 6s Plus' are expected to be integrated with Force Touch technology, which was first introduced in the Apple Watch, followed by the 12-inch MacBook and select MacBook Pro models. Force Touch could be one of the hallmark features in the next flagship smartphone by Apple which everyone is looking forward to.
We've had rumors of it for months, if not years at this point but if new reports are to be believed, Apple is set to finally bring an updated version of its Apple TV to market this September.
A new set of images have emerged that claim to show official components from Apple's next-generation iPhone. The leaked set of images give us not only the first glance at some of the parts, but also a more detailed look at the purported internals of Apple's iPhone 6s that's supposedly set for a September release.
In an attempt to build on the early success of the Apple Watch the Cupertino based fruit company is in the process of making the precise timepiece available outside of its own physical and digital stores. As part of a strategic retailing partnership, Best Buy, one of the largest physical and online retailers in the United States, will start to ship the Apple Watch this coming August with availability in over 100 stores.
The upcoming Steve Jobs documentary, titled Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine, may have premiered at SXSW 2015 in Austin, Texas this year, but if you weren't there then you probably haven't seen too much about the film. A trailer of the controversial documentary has now been released, along with the first movie poster for the production which opens in theatres on September 4th.
Apple has started a new advertising campaign on the web, alongside its recent "If it's not an iPhone, it's not an iPhone" for TV offering. Continuing its advertising push to remind everyone there there's nothing quite like the iPhone, Apple has started to publish ads to its own website entitled "Why there's nothing quite like iPhone."
We've already seen what is purported to be the rear casing of the upcoming iPhone 6s so naturally it's now the turn of the front of Apple's next-generation iPhone to make an appearance. French website Nowhereelse.fr has acquired and shared a photograph of what is believed to be the front panel of Apple's next smartphone. Previous leaks from Apple's supply chain have provided us with a chance to see the small changes made to the internal structure of the next iPhones casing, but this is the first time that we've actually seen the front panel and display of what we will be receiving this fall.
Apple had today outlined its plans for its 2015 Back to School promotion, with students, parents of students or people working at suitable educational establishments now able to take advantage of the promotion in Apple's retail outlets. Apple's online retail presence will not join the promotion until August 6th.
It wouldn't be a day with a 'y' in it if there wasn't a brand new iPhone concept doing the rounds, and the latest comes courtesy of designers Ivo Marić and Tomislav Rastovac who have shown us what the iPhone 7 may look like.
Apple has just released iOS 9 public beta 2 and OS X 10.11 El Capitan public beta 2 download. This second seed comes almost two weeks after first public betas went live.
















