A 15-inch MacBook Pro buyer receives a delivery estimate of June 9, a day after the WWDC event. This is perceived as a “potential piece of evidence” that a June refresh is imminent. If Intel follows its processor release pattern, the 2015 MacBook Pro would have Broadwell processors, and the Skylake-powered MacBook Pro is on 2016.
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Leak hints potential Huawei Nexus 2015, to fight iPhone 6s Plus; LG Nexus 2015 tags along against iPhone 6s
As Google plans to release two Nexus devices this year, from LG and Huawei, a recent leak allegedly shows the potential specs and features of the Huawei Nexus 2015. Since many are taking Google’s move as a rivalry against Apple, a table shows the specs and features comparison between iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, LG Nexus, and Huawei Nexus 2015.
Galaxy Note 5 set to ruin iPhone 6s Plus by its large 4100 mAh battery in just a 0.31-inch body, earlier-than-expected launching
Surprisingly, Samsung is about to launch the Galaxy Note 5 and the Galaxy Note 5 Edge as early as end of July. The device would pack a large 4100 mAh battery in a body thickness of just 0.31 inch. Further, it is also going to have a 5.9-inch 4K Super AMOLED display, 64 GB/128 GB of storage, 128 GB microSD, and Exynos SoC chipset.
Apple, Android app makers cool to Microsoft overtures
Microsoft's plan to make its new version of Windows a mobile hit by letting it accept tweaked Apple and Android apps has met an obstacle: some of the software developers the company needs to woo just aren't interested.
iOS 9 prevents early iPhone 6s August release date even if hardware is more than enough?
The components supply for the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus is said to be more than enough, implying that Apple could release the flagship devices as early as August. However, it is also said that the iOS 9 might not be ready until that month, holding back the release date.
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With Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference just around the corner and with shipping times taking as long as three weeks now, people are expecting the arrival of the new 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro to be imminent.
Recent rumors point to an iPhone 6s, or iPhone 7, version with killer specs and “deluxe” specifications and features. The speculated rose-gold casing and 256 GB are considerd to be “price factors.” Once included, Apple might have another record-breaking year.
Top U.S. hedge fund management firms, including Leon Cooperman's Omega Advisors and Philippe Laffont's Coatue Management, continued to reduce or slash stakes altogether in Apple Inc (AAPL.O) during the first quarter, as shares of the iPhone maker rallied.
More online retailers of 15-inch MacBook Pro begin postponing deliveries even as far as two to three weeks, around Apple’s WWDC event. One customer also receives an advisory that his MacBook Pro order will arrive on June 9. Further, online retailers start listing Intel Broadwell Core i7-5775C, Core i5-5675C, Skylake Core i7-6700, and Core i5-6500 for orders.
Apple’s 12.9-inch iPad Pro is set to offer improved user experience as the device is rumored to have a new AgNW silver nano wire coating, 2560 x 1920 resolution, Force Touch, and other killer specs. The iPad Pro is set for a mid-to-late third quarter mass production.
Internal document allegedly coming from Apple reveal that some iPhone, Mac, and other products are about to become “Obsolete” and “Vintage” in Asia-Pacific, Canada, EU, Japan, Latin America, and U.S. startin on June 2015. Hence, customers will be forced to buy the upcoming iPhone 6s and 2015 MacBook Pro.
Latest patent filings reveal that Apple is set to make big improvements for the fingerprint sensor and Home button in the iPhone and iPad devices. These features will bring security, gaming, and new functionality. More continuation patents also reveal that Apple is going to make two futuristic Apple products: an iPhone with multiple displays and a wearable electronic device.
The iPhone 6s is going to come out with big improvements, according to a research note by KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. The device would be coming out with a 12 MP camera, 2 GB LPDDR4 RAM, improved Touch ID, and many more. As to who would be manufacturing these features, previous rumors point to LinX Imaging, Samsung, Hynix, and Micron-Elpida.
Ming-Chi Kuo gives a research note revealing massive upgrades to be included in the upcoming iPhone 6s such as Force Touch, rose-gold color, A9 processor, and many more. However, the note did not mention one important feature that needs to be improved in the iPhone 6: the battery life.
