Apple this week bolstered its claim that the iPad Pro can perform as a personal computer by announcing significant changes to iOS 11, the mobile operating system upgrade slated to ship this fall, analysts said today. "They don't need to convince anybody ... ( read original story ...)
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Apple iPad Pro 10.5 is available next week
Apple introduced plenty of new hardware at the Worldwide Developers Conference including long-awaited iPad Pro tablets and a Xeon-powered iMac Pro. One of them was the new "dark mode" in iOS 11. It looks like the new iMacs will provide decent performance ... ( read original story ...)
Fifth Generation iPod Nano MP3 Player
The iPod Nano MP3 player continues Apple’s legacy of packing a multitude of features into a colorful, impossibly thin design and comes reasonably priced at $149 (8GB) and $179 (16GB). This time around, Apple is branching out of its iPod formula in a ... ( read original story ...)
Best Apple TV Remote Cases and Covers: Take Extra Care of Your Apple TV Remote
Take extra care of your Apple TV attachments. Since your Siri remote is equipped with battery, you need to protect it with the best Apple TV remote cases listed below. With the recent launch of Apple TV 4th generation powered by gaming feature, there has ... ( read original story ...)
Apple iPad Pro 10.5 and 12.9 – tech specs, comparisons, more
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 ...)