Podcasts about september keynote

Die Corona-Pandemie hat sich auch auf den Apple-Release-Zyklus ausgewirkt. In den vergangenen Jahren war die erste Septemberwoche immer den neuen iPhones gewidmet. Dieses Jahr gibt's eine leichte Verschiebung. Wir erwarten eine neue Apple Watch, mindestens ein neues iPad und natürlich auch neue iPhones. Apple hat am Dienstag den Termin für die September-Keynote bekanntgegeben. Am 15.9. ab 19 Uhr unserer Zeit wird es aus dem Apple Park übertragen. Vermutlich in einer ähnlichen Form, wie zu WWDC. Jetzt, so kurz vor der Veröffentlichung ist es besonders spannend, welche Features es in das neue iPhone schaffen, was die neue Apple Watch an Gesundheits-Funktionen mitbringt und wie die vierte Generation des iPad Air wohl aussehen wird. Vielleicht können wir uns auch die schon öfter erwähnten Air Tags freuen. Wir freuen uns über unseren Gast Sascha Pallenberg, der alleine schon aufgrund seines Wohnortes in Taiwan sehr nah an der Industrie ist und vielleicht den einen oder anderen Tipp hat. Außerdem spekulieren wir immer gerne mit ihm über neue Hardware. Auch die Apple Watch dürfte ihn interessieren, hat er doch letztes Jahr selber eine gekauft. Auch eure Meinungen interessieren uns. Daher freuen wir uns auf eure Kommentare vor, während und nach der Show.

Die Corona-Pandemie hat sich auch auf den Apple-Release-Zyklus ausgewirkt. In den vergangenen Jahren war die erste Septemberwoche immer den neuen iPhones gewidmet. Dieses Jahr gibt's eine leichte Verschiebung. Wir erwarten eine neue Apple Watch, mindestens ein neues iPad und natürlich auch neue iPhones. Apple hat am Dienstag den Termin für die September-Keynote bekanntgegeben. Am 15.9. ab 19 Uhr unserer Zeit wird es aus dem Apple Park übertragen. Vermutlich in einer ähnlichen Form, wie zu WWDC. Jetzt, so kurz vor der Veröffentlichung ist es besonders spannend, welche Features es in das neue iPhone schaffen, was die neue Apple Watch an Gesundheits-Funktionen mitbringt und wie die vierte Generation des iPad Air wohl aussehen wird. Vielleicht können wir uns auch die schon öfter erwähnten Air Tags freuen. Wir freuen uns über unseren Gast Sascha Pallenberg, der alleine schon aufgrund seines Wohnortes in Taiwan sehr nah an der Industrie ist und vielleicht den einen oder anderen Tipp hat. Außerdem spekulieren wir immer gerne mit ihm über neue Hardware. Auch die Apple Watch dürfte ihn interessieren, hat er doch letztes Jahr selber eine gekauft. Auch eure Meinungen interessieren uns. Daher freuen wir uns auf eure Kommentare vor, während und nach der Show.

Quo Vadis Apple fragen wir uns. Die Keynote ist vorbei, der Hype um die neuen Geräte auch. Die meisten iPhones und Apple Watches sollten bei ihren Besitzern angekommen sein. Wir analysieren die Situation von Apple. Nachdem sich der Staub der September-Keynote gelegt hatte und die zahlreichen Unboxings und "Erst-Eindrücke-Videos" die Runde gemacht haben, wollen wir die Blick wieder etwas weiten. Wir schauen also nicht nur auf das nächste neue iPhone. Wir fragen gleich Quo vadis Apple? Wohin geht die Reise? Ist der Konzern aus Kalifornien überhaupt noch Innovationsfähig oder gehen Apple so langsam aber sicher die Ideen aus? Wie geht es weiter in Cupertino? Quo vadis Apple? Diese und viele weitere Fragen wollen wir besprechen. Sicher werden wir keine endgültige Antwort darauf finden, aber es kann ja nicht schaden, die aktuelle Lage für eine kleine Analyse zu nutzen. Für dieses Thema haben wir kompetente Gäste in der Show. Wir freuen uns auf Jörg Schieb vom WDR, der uns ja schon in zahlreichen Sendungen zur Seite gestanden ist. Außerdem ist Dennis Horn dabei, der ARD-Experte für Digitales hat mit Jörg Schieb zusammen den sehr erfolgreichen Podcast "Cosmo Tech" gestartet. Jörg und Dennis sind übrigens auch zu Gast auf unserer 1. Convention cmd-a am 5. Oktober in der Zentrale der Telekom in Bonn.

Quo Vadis Apple fragen wir uns. Die Keynote ist vorbei, der Hype um die neuen Geräte auch. Die meisten iPhones und Apple Watches sollten bei ihren Besitzern angekommen sein. Wir analysieren die Situation von Apple. Nachdem sich der Staub der September-Keynote gelegt hatte und die zahlreichen Unboxings und "Erst-Eindrücke-Videos" die Runde gemacht haben, wollen wir die Blick wieder etwas weiten. Wir schauen also nicht nur auf das nächste neue iPhone. Wir fragen gleich Quo vadis Apple? Wohin geht die Reise? Ist der Konzern aus Kalifornien überhaupt noch Innovationsfähig oder gehen Apple so langsam aber sicher die Ideen aus? Wie geht es weiter in Cupertino? Quo vadis Apple? Diese und viele weitere Fragen wollen wir besprechen. Sicher werden wir keine endgültige Antwort darauf finden, aber es kann ja nicht schaden, die aktuelle Lage für eine kleine Analyse zu nutzen. Für dieses Thema haben wir kompetente Gäste in der Show. Wir freuen uns auf Jörg Schieb vom WDR, der uns ja schon in zahlreichen Sendungen zur Seite gestanden ist. Außerdem ist Dennis Horn dabei, der ARD-Experte für Digitales hat mit Jörg Schieb zusammen den sehr erfolgreichen Podcast "Cosmo Tech" gestartet. Jörg und Dennis sind übrigens auch zu Gast auf unserer 1. Convention cmd-a am 5. Oktober in der Zentrale der Telekom in Bonn.

In diesem ersten Special der dritten Staffel sprechen Patrick und Ben über Apples 'Special Event' vom 10. September 2019. Apple stellte iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11, Apple Watch Series 5, und ein neues iPad vor, nannte weitere Details zu den neuen Diensten 'Apple Arcade' und 'Apple TV+', und mehr.

My friend Tayler and I talk about the worth of the Apple Watch, and what might happen at the September keynote. Sorry that this was late.

Vergecast hosts Nilay Patel and Dieter Bohn attended the Apple event on Wednesday, and they were able to get their hands on the new iPhones and Apple Watch that were on display. After the event, they headed to our San Francisco studio to Skype with Paul Miller to record their first impressions, a summary of the event, and lay to rest some conspiracies. That’s all you really need to know before listening! 3:11 - Apple’s AirPower charger is still a no-show, one year after it was first announced 5:18 - September Keynote 2018 — Opening Film 08:33 - iPhone XS and XS Max: hands-on with Apple’s giant new phone 13:18 - The 3 best and worst features of the iPhone XS and XS Max 20:32 - iPhone XS Max overview 31:16 - Apple iPhone XR hands-on: the new default iPhone 47:15 - Paul’s weekly segment “E-skates arm race” 49:39 - Apple watch4 hands-on: bigger is better 1:04:15 - Apple adds lyric search, phone calls, and multiple timers to the HomePod 1:14:47 - What’s worse than a dongle? No dongle Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Do you remember the 21st night of September? Well, you will because that’s when new iPhones will be available! Apple Watch aims to help us when we’ve fallen down and can’t get up. Full show notes are at InTouchwithiOS.com
 Direct Link to Audio Recap of Apple Event Announcements from September 12th  Apple eats a bit of “humble pie” in the opening film to their “Gather Round” event which is a spoof on Mission Impossible. They know they haven’t been able to keep their product announcements so secret anymore, so they made it look as though there was going to be some really extra special super secret product in a briefcase and it turned out to be...well, you can watch it here: September Keynote 2018 — Opening Film and view all of the announcements here.  This keynote was especially polished. The opening graphic as Tim Cook walked out on stage was that of a rose gold circle to represent the architectural design of their new digs. Throughout the event, you see that circle design prominently featured on product close-ups like the back of the new Apple Watch and on the single camera of the iPhone XR. They’re really emphasizing soft and curvy edges. Apple Watch Series 4 was announced first with even more health features including the built-in ability to take an ECG (electrocardiogram) and Fall Detection. The digital crown now has haptic feedback when turned and the surface of it is a sensor where you place your finger to take an ECG. The speakers have been improved and the microphone was moved to the other side to make using Siri more effective. There are two hardware configurations available in two sizes. The entry-level aluminum 40mm GPS model starts at $399. For an additional $100 you can get the GPS + Cellular model and leave your iPhone at home. Add on $30 more for an additional 4 mm of watch to get the 44mm if you like to live large. Upgrading the bands or case material to stainless steel adds to the price and overall fashion statement you can make with an Apple Watch. It should be noted that you will be able to use all of your existing bands with the new hardware. Here is a link to Apple’s shopping page where you can experiment with combinations to find the right Apple Watch for you or someone special. You can also still get Apple Watch Series 3 which is now down to $279 for the base aluminum GPS model. Adding cellular costs $100 more plus whatever your carrier charges you per month for that ability. Earth Wind and Fire Watch Faces In addition to Earth, we’ll now have “Wind” (in the form of “vapor” and “breathe”) and Fire watch faces from which to choose. Here are four new watch faces coming to existing Apple Watches with watchOS 5 — 9 to 5 Mac  watchOS 5 is coming to an Apple Watch near you on September 17th and it’s available on all models except the “Series 0.” Here is Apple’s complete watchOS Feature Availability listing. Good Things Come in Threes Including New iPhones There are now three new iPhone offerings in addition to all the previous models still available. There’s now more choice than ever before with a price point and form factor for just about anyone. Despite all the hardware offerings available, by making iOS 12 available on 28 models of iPhone and iPad going back the span of FIVE years, we still can’t really call Apple’s device lineup “fragmented” because of how they are managed and updated so elegantly. Each base price begins at the 64GB size which has become the sweet spot of hard drive sizes for the budget-minded and storage-conservative users. Even the beloved iPhone SE is still available in 32GB for $349 at authorized resellers for comparison on the low-end and even more budget-friendly. iPhone XS 5.8 inch display $999 and iPhone XS Max 6.5 inch display $1099 — both are available in Silver, Space Gray, and Gold finishes. iPhone XR 6.1 inch display $749 is the “budget” model of this year’s lineup. It’s a vast improvement on the iPhone 5c from the last time they designed a “fun” phone. (Preordering begins October 19th at 12:01 PDT) It is available in White, (PRODUCT)RED, Coral, Yellow, Blue, and Black finishes. We Spent Some Time With Apple’s Colorful iPhone XR. Here’s What You Should Know — Time Melissa’s Budgeting Breakdown When iPhone 8 Plus came out, it was $799 which is $50 more than what iPhone XR costs now. If you’re in need of an upgrade and are on the fence between the now $699 iPhone 8 Plus yet really want the iPhone X experience, consider that for $50 more, iPhone XR has a faster chip and Face ID. It’s also a smaller, more pocketable form factor with a slightly larger display so there’s no sacrifice there. While it only has a single camera system, it’s still capable of snapping pictures that feature Portrait mode and Depth Control. You’d be sacrificing telephoto and wide-angle capabilities of iPhone XS, so if you’re a traveler or birdwatcher, you may not want to lose out on those features. There is no 3D Touch, but many would argue it’s an underused and underappreciated feature that may end up being replaced with Haptic touch in the future anyhow. There’s also no need to be concerned about picking out a black or white front with that edge to edge screen. If you’re trying to decide between iPhone XR and iPhone XS, an extra $250 ($999 iPhone XS compared to $749 iPhone XR) will get you:  Best camera to date: wide angle and telephoto vs single camera  Best display to date: 6.5 inch Super Retina HD (OLED) vs 6.1 inch Liquid Retina HD (LED)  One additional meter of water resistance depth (2m vs 1m)  Even longer battery life  3D Touch vs Haptic touch It’s like buying a really good phone but then paying an extra $250 for the luxury and convenience of not also needing to carry a bulkier DSLR camera. You’re actually buying a camera that makes phone calls and enables you to have a mobile office. You have to ask yourself what you want and need in a pocket supercomputer capable of performing actual work tasks vs a camera that makes phone calls vs a phone that takes decent pictures.   $569 iPhone 7 Plus 32GB is still available through Apple unlocked. $349.99 iPhone SE is the lowest priced iPhone at the smallest size of 32 GB. Apple is no longer selling it unlocked from their site so you’ll need to purchase from an authorized reseller now like your cell carrier and know that this model is no longer being manufactured.  I love this reference sketch of different iPhone sizes posted on Twitter by Kate Matthews  The Green Report Lisa Jackson’s report on all Apple is doing for the environment and introduces Daisy the Recycling Robot. Apple makes products that last. Why it’s a big deal that Lisa Jackson spoke at Apple’s iPhone XS event — Cult of Mac Apple’s new recycling robot Daisy will rip apart iPhones — Cult of Mac  HomePod update: Stereo pairing is now available. AirPlay 2 now makes it possible for you to: search for your favorite songs by lyrics, create multiple timers (a long-awaited feature), and make and receive phone calls right from your HomePod. You can now use HomePod to ping your devices to help locate them using Find My iPhone just like you can from your Apple Watch. Siri shortcuts will provide flexibility to more apps coming to the HomePod in the future.  AppleCare+ now adds loss and theft prevention Apple Debuts New AppleCare+ Theft and Loss Plan Priced at $299 for iPhone XS and XS Max — MacRumors  Other Device Updates  tvOS update on September 17th will provide a Dolby Atmos update to the 4K model and macOS Mohave will be available September 24th. Apps & Gear Compare all three iPhone X models — Apple See ALL models – Apple  Meta: 034 Apple Watch and iPhones in September was recorded September 13, 2018. 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Apple’s special announcement events are always highly anticipated. Slews of leaks and predictions about the next products and updates hitting Apple stores and retailers all over the world are either confirmed or sent packing for the next round of rumors. Regardless, the crown jewel of the event is CEO Tim Cook’s keynote address, generally about the most significant product launches and enhancements. The crowd—and, of course, the internet— waits with baited breath to see what he has to say after the opening film kicks off the festivities. This year, Cook had a little trick up his sleeve, sending what appeared to be a DM into the Twittersphere less than eight minutes before the keynote was scheduled to start. Useful to remember that even the best companies are run by humans, we all scramble sometimes. Tim Cook tweet (meant to be DM) ~8 minutes before the Apple Keynote kicks off: pic.twitter.com/NBsgBBoSNq — Ryan Delk (@delk) September 12, 2018 Was Cook referring to a new next-generation Apple product? Maybe an iOS update that would change the world? In actuality, the subject of the “accidental” tweet Cook sent was referring to the clicker for his presentation, the technological foil of this year’s keynote film. Produced in-house by Apple, the three-minute opening is beautifully shot, sprawling, epic and rips a page right out of Tom Cruise’s Mission Impossible playbook, sans helicopter. Zooming into Apple’s expansive Cupertino headquarters, we see that there are less than three minutes to showtime. We are also introduced to the hero, Alison, who begins a full-on sprint with a metal suitcase under her arm. Making her way through the cavernous HQ, she’s on a mission that may, in fact, turn out to be impossible were it not for her fortitude, athleticism and the help of a few Apple gadgets. At certain points in the film, it looks like straight-up parkour as Alison frantically makes her way from the far end of campus to the Steve Jobs theater. Of course, in true Mission Impossible style, there are a few quick, funny asides, including a cameo by Apple’s vp of technology Kevin Lynch, who teleports himself from the cafe (not quite a technology Apple has launched yet, but who knows?). Siri attempts to guide our hero in the right direction, but the signature lake in the middle of campus is a shortcut and in the way. It’s not a problem, though, as Alison sprints through the water. As she enters the theater, the briefcase slides out of her hands into a waiting elevator. After catching up with it, her badge doesn’t work to open the door backstage—yet Lynch appears via teleport and saves the day. It’s a good payoff as Cook, who himself is a pretty decent actor, calmly approaches the case to reveal the needed clicker, leaving Alison out of breath and filled with disbelief that she went through all of that for one of the simplest pieces of tech around. After watching, it’s easy to get the joke since the “Where’s the clicker?” gag has been done plenty of times before. But what’s neat about the film is that it provides a sneak peek into the monstrous Apple campus, a place that most won’t see in person. The post Watch the September Keynote 2018 — Opening Film — Apple appeared first on DAPULSE.

Dieses Mal geht es ausschließlich um die September Keynote von Apple.

Apple lud Anfang September zur wahrscheinlich wichtigsten Konzernvorstellung des Jahres ein. Das Weihnachtsgeschäft ist eingeläutet, die neuen iPhones wurden vorgestellt. Zusätzlich gab es noch wichtige News für Spieler, Sportler werden mit der neuen Apple Watch Series 2 bedient. Wir möchten ein wenig auf die Neuveröffentlichungen der Keynote eingehen. Der Beitrag gt5916 Apple September Keynote 2016 erschien zuerst auf #GeekTalk Podcast.

Apple lud Anfang September zur wahrscheinlich wichtigsten Konzernvorstellung des Jahres ein. Das Weihnachtsgeschäft ist eingeläutet, die neuen iPhones wurden vorgestellt. Zusätzlich gab es noch wichtige News für Spieler, Sportler werden mit der neuen Apple Watch Series 2 bedient. Wir möchten ein wenig auf die Neuveröffentlichungen der Keynote eingehen. Der Beitrag gt5916 Apple September Keynote 2016 erschien zuerst auf #GeekTalk Podcast.

The iPad brought tablet technology to more people than any product before it. Now, as Apple and other companies continue to innovate we're looking for ways to make archaeology more efficient and more about archaeology, not paperwork. Apple's September Keynote was PACKED with new technology, software, and hardware that will allow us to simply do more archaeology, and, do it better. Chris and I, along with guest Michael Ashley, unpack the Apple September Keynote and figure out what's good, what's bad, and how it all impacts archaeology for the future.

This week Cody and Joe discuss Apple's 2016 September Keynote.

Apple has taken the time to announce the new iPhone 7, so it's obvious what happens next: Breki sits down with Jon to talk about it. Show notes and links: iPhone 7 - Apple (apple.com) Apple Watch Series 2 - Apple (apple.com) AirPods - Apple (apple.com) Apple Events - Keynote September 2016 (apple.com)

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