A leaked email was caught giving instructions to start accepting pre-orders of Apple’s next iPhone on September 18, revealing its release date to be on September 25. However, the instruction details only stated “New iPhone,” fuelling speculations that Apple might choose it as a name to their smartphone, instead of iPhone 6s (or iPhone 7).
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Apple to launch Apple Pay in Britain
The technology giant Apple is set to introduce its sophisticated mobile payment system- Apple Pay in Britain this summer, according to a report by Telegraph, citing industry sources.
Apple muscles into streaming music market
Apple launched Apple Music on Monday, a $9.99-a-month streaming music service that may not differ dramatically from competitors but comes with Apple's deep music roots, global brand and hundreds of millions of iTunes customers.
Apple iOS 9 & Google Android M battle of winner features goes to the next level
Google Android M has Doze and App Standby as one of its winner features. On the other hand, Apple iOS 9 has Rootless and Trusted Wi-Fi. Each mobile operating system offers unique benefits. However, will the company’s respective OS winner features win the hearts of the majority?
Apple expected to focus on watch, music at developer conference
Apple is expected to unveil a new music service and better tools to build apps for its smartwatch at its annual gathering of developers in San Francisco on Monday.
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Two new variants of the Galaxy S6 are going to be released very soon: the 4.6-inch Galaxy S6 Mini and the 5.5-inch Galaxy S6 Plus. Both are going to rival Apple’s 4-inch iPhone version and the 5.5-inch iPhone 6s Plus.
It is said that the Apple iPhone 6s will have an upgraded 1920 x 1080 display resolution, but others are not convinced and said that it is highly probable for iPhone 7. As per research, the iPhone 7 is expected to have 21 MP camera with optical image stabilization and optical zoom, DSLR optics, 4K recording, and more.
Microsoft’s “Phone companion” app would enable a Windows 10 PC to connect to a Windows Phone, Android, or an iOS device, allowing Lumia 940, 2015 Google Nexus 5, and iPhone 6s users to show up pictures, play music, bring and edit notes on their PCs as well as use Cortana features.
Samsung seems to be dead serious on defeating Apple as the Korean company is rumored to release the Galaxy S6 Plus, almost similar to the iPhone 6s Plus. Both devices are speculated to sport 5.5-inch displays, along with their respective specs and features.
Apple’s iPhone 6s is going to have Force Touch sensors, which will be supported by the upcoming iOS 9. The smartphone would offer a brand new user experience such as burst mode shooting or toggling between camera and video modes, and others.
Apple’s iOS 9 will only have limited features in order to have a “big focus on quality,” while Google’s Android M is designed to “focus on quality end-to-end.” A table shows the comparison between the “qualities” that each mobile OS focuses on.
Taiwan Semiconductor Mfg. Co. (TSMC) is aiming to secure 100% of the A10 chip orders for Apple’s next iPhone 7 on 2016. TSMC will produce 10nm chipsets next year, and 7nm processors on 2017. However, Samsung is expected to rival this.
Before the iPhone 6s, iPhone 7 August-September release date, its features is expected to include 0.4t LED chips for backlight units (BLUs), Force Touch sensors, and 12 MP Sony sensors with RGBW technology.
Apple is setting the iOS 9 to a “big focus on quality” by limiting new features. These features would bring in Maps Transit with additional six cities, support for Force Touch in iPhone 6s (or iPhone 7), “Rootless,” redesigned iCloud Drive, and “Trusted Wi-Fi.”
