Things are just getting wrapped up at Apple's iPhone event. After giving the audience a rundown of its new flagship handset, the iPhone 4S, Phil Schiller (Apple's senior vice president of marketing) started naming off prices.
The new iPhone will remain the same price as previous models. The iPhone 4S starts at $199 for the 16GB, and you'll put down another $100 for the 32GB. And both models are available (of course) in black and white. But that's not all...
It's official! Apple's new iPhone 4S will be available on October 14th, although you can pre-order as of October 7th.
The iPhone 4S will first be available in the US, Canada, Australia, UK, France, Germany, and Japan...
We've been talking about this for quite some time, and today we finally found out what Apple is going to do with its purchase of voice-based artificial intelligence business, Siri. As we'd expected, Siri is now going to be built right into the iPhone 4S, bringing advanced voice control to Apple's newly announced handset.
During today's special iPhone Event, Apple's Scott Forstall showed off a variety of new and interesting ways of talking to your iPhone, with Siri doing the user's bidding as if it was, scarily enough, a real assistant...
Wow, if anyone was doubting that the iPhone 4S could compete with the latest and greatest crop of smartphones, would you like your crow served scrambled, or over easy?
The specs are ridiculous, and the "S" wholeheartedly lives up to its name by bringing significantly more speed, to the already capable iPhone 4.
On top of the obvious A5 processing speed increase, the 4S actually rivals 4G speeds when it comes to downloads. Not only that, but it features CDMA and GSM capabilities for true world phone functionality...
The iPhone 4 turned out to be one of the world's most popular cameras. It was one of the first smartphones that literally started taking the place of every day point-and-shoot picture-takers.
With the iPhone 4S, Apple is looking to build on that success with its all-new 8MP camera. The sensor is capable of capturing 3264 x 2448 photos — 60% more pixels than the iPhone 4. And there's much, much more...
Next Up in Apple's line of announcements today are some minor updates to its iPod line. First we have the iPod Nano, which disappointingly didn't receive the iPhone-accessory makeover we were all hoping for.
But it did get some cool new watch-face animations to compliment the popular watch-band accessories, and it now includes built-in fitness tracking (walk, run, etc.). But the real story here is the iPod touch...
Ladies and gentlemen, after months of rumors and speculations, the iDB team is excited to introduce you to the iPhone 4S.
Do you notice anything new about it? Probably not, because it's the same design, but on the inside, it's a whole different beast...
October 12th is shaping up to be a big day for Apple fans, as iOS 5 launches publicly that day, and now it has been revealed that iCloud will be ready along with it.
One feature that you might have to wait a few more days for, is iTunes Match — Apple's cloud music matching service that we profiled back in august...
It's Apple event time, and the team in Cupertino just announced a new addition to iOS 5 - Find My Friends.
Using the magic of GPS and WiFi triangulation, iOS 5 will now allow friends and family to keep tabs on each other, assuming all the relevant privacy and parental controls are set correctly.
Users can set quiet times, with Foursquare-like checkins telling your friends and loved ones just where you are.
More to come as the event unfolds, and with the iOS 5 release coming next week, we won't have long to wait before we're all keeping tabs on each other from the comfort of our iDevices.
Scott Forstall is on stage now at Apple's iPhone event. For that past 15 minutes, the Apple V.P. has been recapping all of the iOS 5 features that the company unveiled back at WWDC this Summer.
New additions like Notification Center and the new GPS-based Reminders app are exciting and all, but when can the public expect to see the new software? Apple just announced that iOS 5 is dropping October 12th...
Well, that was bizarre. The first "major" anouncement at Apple's media event this afternoon was Cards; as in greeting cards.
Yes, Cards is an upcoming app from Apple themselves, which will allow end users to create greeting cards right on their iPhones.
Apple will then print it out, address it, mail it, and send you a push notification when it arrives...
After several months of rumors and speculation, Apple's long-awaited iPhone event has finally arrived. As expected, Tim Cook has taken the stage to kick off the highly anticipated keynote.
The newly-appointed CEO has started things off by talking about Apple's major milestones over the last several months. As you may know, it's been a good year for Apple, so Tim has plenty to brag about...