iPhone 6 Release Date; Watch the keynote here! [Update]
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Watch the keynote here!
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It is among the most anticipated event of the year among technology enthusiasts and alike. iPhone users have the option to watch the keynote event through their Apple TV and their Safari-enabled devices, just like during the Word Wide Developer's Conference (WWDC) event last June.
Apple would live-stream its keynote address through its pioneered HTTP Live Streaming based on open standards. Mac users would require Safari 4 or later Mac OS X v.10.6; the latest iOS7 or atleast iOS 4.2 to be able to view the live streaming on any Apple devices such as any variants of the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. If Mac users would prefer to watch via Apple TV they would then need the second or third generation Apple TV with software 5.0.2 or later.
It is still uncertain as to whether will stand firm on its strategy. Among those offering live streaming of the event are CNET, Gizmodo, Engadget and Mashable; as well as live blog.
Two iPhones are expected to be released later at 10:00AM PDT. First is the iPhone 6 and the first low cost firm ever released by the US based tech giant the iPhone 5S or 5C. It is still rumored that the iPhone 6 will have a fingerprint sensor on its home button, a quad core A7 processor and a 12 mega pixel camera with a dual LED flash.
Color variants are expected to come in champagne or gold variants. The expected prices ranges from 199 to 399 USD. The low-cost iPhone 5S/5C will pack medium range specifications similar to the iPhone 5. The iPhone 5S/5C is expected to come in a plastic casing and may or may not offer a wider range of color variations. Apple's first low cost phone
It is among the most anticipated event of the year among technology enthusiasts and alike. iPhone users have the option to watch the keynote event through their Apple TV and their Safari-enabled devices, just like during the Word Wide Developer's Conference (WWDC) event last June.
Apple would live-stream its keynote address through its pioneered HTTP Live Streaming based on open standards. Mac users would require Safari 4 or later Mac OS X v.10.6; the latest iOS7 or atleast iOS 4.2 to be able to view the live streaming on any Apple devices such as any variants of the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. If Mac users would prefer to watch via Apple TV they would then need the second or third generation Apple TV with software 5.0.2 or later.
It is still uncertain as to whether will stand firm on its strategy. Among those offering live streaming of the event are CNET, Gizmodo, Engadget and Mashable; as well as live blog.
Two iPhones are expected to be released later at 10:00AM PDT. First is the iPhone 6 and the first low cost firm ever released by the US based tech giant the iPhone 5S or 5C. It is still rumored that the iPhone 6 will have a fingerprint sensor on its home button, a quad core A7 processor and a 12 mega pixel camera with a dual LED flash.
Color variants are expected to come in champagne or gold variants. The expected prices ranges from 199 to 399 USD. The low-cost iPhone 5S/5C will pack medium range specifications similar to the iPhone 5. The iPhone 5S/5C is expected to come in a plastic casing and may or may not offer a wider range of color variations. Apple's first low cost phone