Apple’s new flagship handsets, the iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max, pack momentous hardware upgrades to the microchips and silicon inside, but they also feature improved resistance to water.
Taking the stage at the September 12th event, Apple’s own Phil Schiller revealed how the iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max each feature a robust IP68 water resistance rating, which is good for 2 meters for up to 30 minutes.
At Apple’s September 12th event, the Cupertino-based company unveiled its new iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max handsets with a bevy of hardware upgrades from their predecessor, the iPhone X.
One of the significant leaps comes by way of faster and more secure Face ID authentication, the process of which has been sped up with improved algorithms and a zippier secure enclave.
Among the new products Apple has announced at its Gather Round event this morning is the iPhone Xs Max. As the rumor mill predicted, this new handset features a 6.5-inch OLED panel, which Apple has branded a Super Retina display. It features a resolution of 458 ppi, 1-million-to-1 contrast ration, and support for Dolby Vision and HDR10.
Apple has announced ordering information for the all-new Apple Watch Series 4. Best of all, it's not going to be long before you can get your hands on one in many countries.
Apple today unveiled Apple Watch Series 4 with a bigger, rounder display, a smarter Digital Crown with built-in ECG and haptic feedback, plus a bunch of other cool features. And now, it's published a first-look video focusing on the device and other promotional footage.
Great news for folks who have built up a collection of Apple Watch bands and straps. Apple COO Jeff Williams just confirmed that they will all fit the new Series 4 models.
Tim Cook and his lieutenants took the stage at the Steve Jobs Theater on the new Apple Park headquarters today to reveal a bunch of new products, among them a new fourth-generation watch with a slimmer appearance and a larger display.
On Wednesday, Apple introduced its fourth-generation Apple Watch. Long-rumored, the wearable device comes in 40mm and 44mm varieties and is packed with new watch faces.
Apple never announced a launch date for the AirPower wireless charger. However, it's probably safe to assume no one at the company figured it would still be missing in action one year after it was first teased. Now, despite a rumor to the contrary, the folks over at MacRumors are now suggesting the device won't be released after today's event,
In a new research note issued to clients this morning, respected Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has expressed his belief that the Cupertino technology firm won't integrate an infrared depth-sensing system on the rear of new iPhones due in 2019, citing two reasons.
Apple's prematurely published (but now pulled) sitemap brought us all sorts of goodies this morning, including a tidbit which strongly indicates that Apple Watch Series 4 will indeed come in new 40mm and 44mm sizes. And now, an alleged front panel for the unreleased wearable device has leaked out, all but confirming the new Series 4 hardware sizes.
By temporarily posting its product sitemap, Apple gave away the names of this year's iPhone, and the display sizes for the fourth generation Apple Watch. What wasn't leaked on that map is also important. The now-pulled sitemap doesn't include any mention of an updated Mac or iPad Pro.