SaranByte and iCaveDave join forces to talk about the week's Apple news on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple accessories as well as just shooting the breeze with our audience.
Nine41 Podcast
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SaranByte and iCaveDave join forces to talk about the week's Apple news on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple accessories as well as just shooting the breeze with our audience.
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September 8, 2020
New MacBook Design Patent
DigiTimes reports both 6.1” iPhones to ship first followed by the 5.4” and 6.7” variants I have to be honest, to me this seems really unlikely, for a start, those two iPhones, while both using the same size OLED panels, that’s where the similarity ends. The entry level iPhone will have a lower quality panel that displays a lower colour depth, while the iPhone 12 Pro will support 10 bit colour and potentially 120Hz ProMotion. Of course the only people who really know are those at Apple, but I’m personally taking this one with a pinch of salt for now, as I believe we’ll get the iPhone 12 Models around 19th October, with pro models following in November. Why Apple TV+ needs to go HARD this fall Let’s be honest, hardly anyone has paid for Apple TV Plus so far as Apple gave anyone with a new Mac, iPhone or iPad a full year’s free trial subscription, but that is coming to an end and Apple TV+’s line up is still looking a bit anaemic. That being said, the line up has grown and there are some genuinely great series and movies in there now. I’m a huge fan of For all Mankind, Trying is brilliant for anyone who liked Cuckoo (an Andy Samberg project) and Defending Jacob found a good amount of acclaim. But, is there enough now for $5 a month? Well maybe, its a small charge and we’ve mentioned in the past that Apple may well be bundling a number of their services into an Apple One type service. I have a feeling though that they may have a lot more up their sleeves. Rumours had circulated in the past that Apple was looking to buy the MGM back catalogue to include, but given the Pandemic a lot of movie studios have suffered, being unable to produce or distribute their content in any meaningful way. I have a feeling we may see a lot of content that Apple has bought the rights to that otherwise would have hit the cinemas, just like Tom Hanks’ Greyhound, but there is a chance they could just buy one of the movie studios for their own future productions, along with a back catalogue to bolster their content library. Another New MacBook Concept Patented https://www.patentlyapple.com/patently-apple/2020/09/apple-updates-a-major-patent-covering-a-possible-next-generation-macbook-with-2-way-charging-removable-keyboard.html In another patent filing unearthed by Patently Apple, this time a “continuation” or as I understand it, an update to an existing patent has modified their design for a really revolutionary concept. This MacBook features a “dielectric input surface” where the keyboard and trackpad would normally be, formed at least “partially from glass, ceramic and/or plastic. That means the potential for a virtual keyboard and trackpad and the ability to wirelessly charge phones, watches or AirPods on either side of the trackpad area especially when the computer isn’t in use. Imagine your laptop basically becoming AirPower when you’re not using it. Great for travel. This would be a dual screen device at its heart, but with one display doubling as input methods in the laptop configuration but could also work as a graphics tablet when needed, or Final cut timeline, audio sliders for mixing, DJ decks, you get the idea!
September 2, 2020
IPhone 12 Pro Max specs revealed
The Un-losable Remote Rumours have circulated for a while that Apple is planning to update the Apple TV to include an A12 processor and improved remote, though the remote’s killer feature may surprise you. Unless, you know, you read the title of the video. Another of Apple’s not really rumoured so much as clearly revealed in Beta software is the AirTags - a small disc shaped accessory that you can attach to things and then be able to find easily using the Find My App. It looks like this will use AR technology on the iPhone along with a U1 chip in the tags so that you can see through walls and couches, or potentially have a virtual balloon above the tag, at least when you look through your iPhone. I’d guess there may be other options too, but that sounds like a fun idea. Apple’s TV remote may well have AirTag tech built in, so that slippery thing when it slides down between the couch cushions can no-longer hide from you. Pretty sure next gen AirPods will have the same in their cases, if not the individual AirPods. Now we’re looking at September 8th? Jon Prosser tweeted yesterday that he’s hearing of “something” on Apple’s website between 0900 and 1200 EST on Tuesday September 8th. Of course, this is the joy of 2020, without in person events there is no need for Apple to announce anything ahead of time. No journalists have to travel, book hotels, all Apple needs to do is give them a heads up 30 mins before and every tech journalist on the planet will be watching whatever announcement they have. And of course, MKBHD will have been using whatever it is for the past couple of weeks and be ready to give his thoughts. Finally, iPhone 12 Pro Max and Pro specs, according to Komiya_KJ. This is information that may have been around for a while but I’ve not covered it in detail so far, and its a lighter news day than normal! 6.1” or 6.7” Super Retina XDR display panel with 10bit colour, made by Samsung and POSSIBLY with that buttery smooth 120hz ProMotion display that everyone has been so excited about. Its not confirmed that they will have this enabled, but Jon Prosser has leaked compelling evidence that they are at least trying their best to get this up and running. 6GB Ram (Meaning these phones will be Final Cut Pro capable when that arrives). 12MP Wide, Ultrawide and Telephoto cameras with larger sensors, plus the LiDAR Scanner. Stainless Steel flat sided frame A14 chips, of course 5G Millimeter wave support for super fast cellular data. Prices from 999 for 6.1” and 1099 for 6.7”, both starting at 128GB storage. Likely to ship in November
September 2, 2020
Everyone is playing Catch-up with us. Apple Silicon MacBooks coming.
Apple stock up as predicted after 1-4 split As expected, Apple Stock has climbed after the stock split with the first day of trading yielding about 3.4% growth in the day. While the last thing I want is to become some trading channel, we last spoke about Apple when they’d just hit 2 Trillion dollars in market cap, and at the close of markets on Aug 31st, they were up to 2.207Tn, which is kinda insane. Apple News sites FINALLY report on the 12” MacBook with Apple Silicon we talked about on August 2nd I put out one of our earliest videos on August 2nd with leaked details (via @Komiya_kj) of Apple’s 12” MacBook model returning as probably the first Apple Silicon Mac, and on August 31st, most of the Apple rumours sites have picked up on the idea after an article in The China Times. Admittedly, that video we put out had pretty terrible audio, for which I can only apologise, but briefly we detailed: Apple MacBook 12” chassis with a 4th Gen Butterfly Keyboard A14X processor (rumoured to be around the performance of an Intel i9) 8 and 16gb Ram options, 256, 512 and potentially 1TB SSDs 15-20 hour battery, 720p potato FaceTime camera Single USB-C port. I chat more about it if you can excuse the audio in the main video which you can watch in the card up there. Some Apple Watch Series 5 models only available for store pickup As we approach Apple’s first event / Product launch of the quarter, Apple Watch Series 5 models are starting to go out of stock for Apple’s online store with just in store pickup available, potentially indicating stocks being run down ready for an imminent announcement of Series 6. Apple Watch Series 6 is expected to keep a very similar design to Series 4 & 5, but with the Force Touch layer removed as the feature is missing from WatchOS 7 along with a rumoured pulse oximeter feature, faster wifi and an updated processor. There’s recently been talk of Apple patents for a system that anticipates workouts based on switching to a sports strap. This would fit in well with Apple’s recently rumoured Fitness subscription program, but there have been no solid reports of the feature arriving in 2020. Apple is also expected to replace the lower cost Series 3 with an Apple Watch SE type model in March 2021, most likely with the same Series 3 case but updated internals. As for the event, press release or however this appears, our September 10th date may be off by a day, with September 9th now looking possible for the announcement, presumably with iPad updates too, and products shipping from the 11th. But let me know in the comments, what is the one product you’re most excited for this autumn, iPhone 12, Pro, iPads, Watch or Apple Silicon?
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