Two iPad Pro models were revealed: the smaller 10.5-inch and the bigger 12.9-inch. Both models were available for pre-order since June 5, and shippings start on June 12, 2017. The most affordable version of the iPad Pro 10.5 (64 GB, Wi-Fi only) costs $649. ( read original story ...)
Why Snapchat’s first investor thinks Apple’s new TV show can help him find the next big hit
Lightspeed’s Jeremy Liew has a knack for finding innovative consumer tech before rival venture capitalists — he was the first to discover and invest in Snapchat, after all. But now Liew is part of a new project to try and get an edge in the VC game ... ( read original story ...)
Apple’s greatest music in ads
the time Apple added a video camera to its fourth generation iPod nano and called it a fifth gen, remember? The controversial iPod that wasn’t able to take photos and only shot low-quality videos with some special effects. It was an iPod that drifted off ... ( read original story ...)
‘I rarely get to see my kids’ — Apple is getting roasted over this ad for its new TV show about making apps
Apple's first original TV show, "Planet of Apps," premiered its first episode this week. The show is essentially "Shark Tank" for app developers. They pitch their ideas to a roster of celebrity judges with the end goal of raising money from VC firm ... ( read original story ...)
Apple is laying the groundwork for a more advanced Apple TV
Apple is throwing its weight behind a more modern video standard, and it may pave the way for significant upgrades to the next Apple TV box. At its annual developer conference this week, WWDC, Apple announced widespread support for High Efficiency Video ... ( read original story ...)
Apple Hints At 4k TV
All we heard then was official confirmation of something we already knew: that Apple TV was finally getting an Amazon Video app. Since then, Apple has quietly revealed a few other tidbits about the next iteration of it Apple TV – most of which are so ... ( read original story ...)
Apple’s first foray into making a TV show is an unintentionally comical train wreck
(New episodes will be released every Tuesday.) Here's the good, the bad, and the ugly from Apple's first foray into TV entertainment. None of the hosts has ever developed an app. With the exception of Paltrow, whose company, Goop, built a travel app called ... ( read original story ...)