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- Should you buy the new Apple Watch Series 8
Apple recently unveiled the new Apple Watch Series 8 which is considered to be a minor update from the previous generation Series 7 and only has a few new features. Some of the new features include a body temperature sensor for ovulation tracking as well as improved cycle tracking, there's a new crash detection feature, and it has a brighter display. The updates from the Series 7 and the Series 6 are very minimal. Users who have an Apple Watch Series 5 or lower might find an upgrade to the new Series 8 worth it since you will get the new larger curved display, as well as many new health features like Blood Oxygen Level monitoring, and advancements to ECG. To summarize, upgrading to the new Apple Watch Series 8 is only worth it if you have an Apple Watch Series 5 or lower or want to experience the new features.
- Is it worth upgrading to the iPhone 14 Pro?
Apple just launched the new iPhone 14 models and the question that everyone has on their mind is if they should upgrade. The answer really depends on you and what your preferences are, like if you have an old iPhone, or you want to trade in, maybe you like the new features, and etc. For users with the iPhone 13 Pro they won't see any significant changes since the iPhone 13 Pro shares most of the features that the iPhone 14 Pro has. Despite that though, there are a few advancements to the camera. The iPhone 14 Pro now has a 48MP main camera compared to the iPhone 13 Pro's 12MP main camera. It can also shoot better low-light photos with better image quality with the new Photonic engine. There's also an Always-on-Display, and features like Emergency SOS via Satellite, crash detection. There's also the new Dynamic Island which replaces the notch. Other than that the two models are very similar to each other. Users who have an iPhone 11 Pro or older might consider upgrading since they can enjoy many of the new features like 5G, Pro Motion display, better camera quality, larger screen size, MagSafe, and the new flat edge design introduced with the iPhone 12 lineup. Apple offers trade ins for users who want a new iPhone by simply trading in your old iPhone for a subsidy up to $720 depending on your iPhone model. There's also the iPhone upgrade program where you can $40-$50 a month to get the latest the iPhone whenever it comes out. To summarize, users with the iPhone 12 Pro or later won't experience any ground breaking new features when they upgrade to the iPhone 14 Pro, but on the other hand, users with the iPhone 11 Pro or older will probably find upgrading to the new iPhone worth it.
- New iPhone 14 models are here, everything you need to know:
iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus models: The iPhone 14 models comes in a 6.1-inch size and a 6.7-inch size called the iPhone 14 Plus. It has the same design as the iPhone 13 but instead has no mini model which was replaced by the plus model due to the lack of popularity the mini received. They both feature the same Retina XDR OLED display with True Tone and also has Haptic Touch. The display brightness can go up to 1,200 nits. It still however has the same A15 chip introduced with Apple's iPhone 13 models last year. The rear camera has a new sensor for the Wide lens which improves low-light photography and the front facing camera has been updated to a 12-megapixel camera with autofocus. There's also a new feature called Photonic Engine which improved low-light performance and will deliver better quality images with more color. iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus will be available in midnight, blue, starlight, and purple color options. There's 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB storage options. iPhone 14 starts at $799 and iPhone 14 Plus starts at $899. You can pre order them this Friday and it will ship on Friday September 16. The iPhone 14 Plus will ship on Friday October 7. iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max models: The new iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max models have new features like Dynamic Island, an advanced camera system, the new A16 chip, an always on display, and more. It has been heavily rumored that Apple would replace the notch with a pill shaped cutout and in fact they did but found about to work around it with a new feature called Dynamic Island. Dynamic Island is a new that will automatically readjust depending on what you're viewing like maps, music, or a notification. It is also interactive and can be changed to different shapes and sizes. Apple claims that Dynamic Island is a smooth integration between hardware and software. The display also now features a Always On Display which shows the time, widgets, and live activities while the display and wallpaper are dimmed in the background. There's a new 48MP main camera lens with a quad pixel sensor which Apple claims will turn every four pixels to one and improve low-light image quality by keeping the size small. The low-light performance gets even better with the Photonic Engine which improves the quality up to 3x. The A16 Bionic chip is built on a 4nm process and improvements in efficiency and performance. Other features include crash detection which automatically contacts emergency services by detecting a crash and can measure up to 256g's. There's also Emergency SOS via satellite which can help you contact emergency services via connection to satellites in no cellular areas. The iPhone 14 Pro is available in Space Black, Silver, Gold, and Deep Purple. It will start at $999 and the iPhone 14 Pro Max will start at $1099. Pre orders are this Friday September 9th and it ships on Friday September 16. Common features: All iPhone 14 models no longer have the SIM card tray and instead use eSIM. A new feature that was heavily rumored was iPhone's ability to connect with a satellite in orbit to send Emergency SOS via Satellite in places with no cellular service. The messages will appear as gray bubbles which indicate that they're made using Emergency SOS. The new feature will also have a simple user interface which will notify you about the nearest satellite by holding up your iPhone and then connecting to it.
- Apple unveiled next generation of AirPods Pro
Today Apple announced the new generation of AirPods Pro. It still features the same design as the previous generation but has a few improvements to the case. The case now has speakers and the ability to be attacked to a lanyard. The speakers allow the case to play sounds to give you the most precise location of where your AirPods Pro or case is. It's also now able to charge with the Apple Watch charger. It also has new ear tip sizes and the battery life has been increased to 6 hours and 30 hours with the charging case. There are also touch controls on the stems of AirPods Pro which allows you to to change the volume with a swipe. It is currently priced at $249 and will be available on September 23rd.
- New iPhone 14 Pro models feature Dynamic Island, advanced camera features, A16 chip, and more
Today Apple announced the new iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max models which have new features like Dynamic Island, an advanced camera system, the new A16 chip, an always on display, and more. It has been heavily rumored that Apple would replace the notch with a pill shaped cutout and in fact they did but found about to work around it with a new feature called Dynamic Island. Dynamic Island is a new that will automatically readjust depending on what you're viewing like maps, music, or a notification. It is also interactive and can be changed to different shapes and sizes. Apple claims that Dynamic Island is a smooth integration between hardware and software. The display also now features a Always On Display which shows the time, widgets, and live activities while the display and wallpaper are dimmed in the background. There's a new 48MP main camera lens with a quad pixel sensor which Apple claims will turn every four pixels to one and improve low-light image quality by keeping the size small. The low-light performance gets even better with the Photonic Engine which improves the quality up to 3x. The A16 Bionic chip is built on a 4nm process and improvements in efficiency and performance. Other features include crash detection which automatically contacts emergency services by detecting a crash and can measure up to 256g's. There's also Emergency SOS via satellite which can help you contact emergency services via connection to satellites in no cellular areas. All iPhone 14 models no longer have the SIM card tray and instead use eSIM. The iPhone 14 Pro is available in Space Black, Silver, Gold, and Deep Purple. It will start at $999 and the iPhone 14 Pro Max will start at $1099. Pre orders are this Friday September 9th and it ships on Friday September 16.
- New iPhone 14 models features Emergency SOS, better camera, A15 chip, and more
Today Apple announced the new iPhone 14 models which has new features like a new satellite connectivity feature called Emergency SOS via Satellite, advanced cameras and more. The iPhone 14 models comes in a 6.1-inch size and a 6.7-inch size called the iPhone 14 Plus. It has the same design as the iPhone 13 but instead has no mini model which was replaced by the plus model due to the lack of popularity the mini received. They both feature the same Retina XDR OLED display with True Tone and also has Haptic Touch. The display brightness can go up to 1,200 nits. It still however has the same A15 chip introduced with Apple's iPhone 13 models last year. The rear camera has a new sensor for the Wide lens which improves low-light photography and the front facing camera has been updated to a 12-megapixel camera with autofocus. There's also a new feature called Photonic Engine which improved low-light performance and will deliver better quality images with more color. A new feature that was heavily rumored was iPhone's ability to connect with a satellite in orbit to send Emergency SOS via Satellite in places with no cellular service. The messages will appear as gray bubbles which indicate that they're made using Emergency SOS. The new feature will also have a simple user interface which will notify you about the nearest satellite by holding up your iPhone and then connecting to it. iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus will be available in midnight, blue, starlight, and purple color options. There's 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB storage options. iPhone 14 starts at $799 and iPhone 14 Plus starts at $899. You can pre order them this Friday and it will ship on Friday September 16. The iPhone 14 Plus will ship on Friday October 7.
- Apple unveiled new Apple Watch Series 8, SE, and Ultra with new health and safety features
Today Apple updated their entire lineup for Apple Watch which included updates to the Apple Watch Series 8, Apple Watch SE, and Apple unveiled a new category for Apple Watch called Apple Watch Ultra. The new Apple Watch Series 8 includes new safety features like crash detection and health features for females which includes a body temperature sensor. It also has larger display that curves around the edges like the Series 7. There’s also improvements to battery life with the inclusion of Low Power Mode for Apple Watch which will turn of tracking of all unnecessary apps in the background which is taking up battery life. The Apple Watch Series 8 will be available in Midnight, Starlight, Silver, and Product(RED) color options for the aluminum casing, and for stainless steel casing it’s available in Gold, Silver, and Graphite. It starts at $399 and $499 for cellular. The second generation Apple Watch SE which has the new S8 chip, features like crash detection, and new color options for aluminum casing and it starts at $249 and $299 for cellular. Finally Apple announced the new Apple Watch Ultra, which has a 49mm case made of titanium. It is designed for extreme sports and has the brightest display ever on the Apple Watch. It also has a more bulkier design and new watch bands including the Alpine Loop, Ocean Band, and Trail Loop. It also has safety features like a Wayfinder watch face, built in depth gauge, and the brightest display on an Apple Watch. There’s also 36 hours of battery life as well as a new dual frequency GPS. The Apple Watch Ultra starts at $799 and is only available in a cellular option. You can pre order all these models today at apple.com.
- Here’s everything to expect at Apple’s event today
Image: Ian Zelbo Apple's annual September event will take place today and will be broadcasted live at 10am PT. Apple is expected to launch new models of the iPhone 14, Apple Watch Series 8 and Apple Watch Pro, as well as a new generation of AirPods Pro. The iPhone 14 models will consist of a new iPhone 14 starting at $799, iPhone 14 Plus starting at $899, iPhone 14 Pro starting at $1099, and iPhone 14 Pro Max starting at $1199. Image: Ian Zelbo X Parker Ortolani There's also rumors of a new Apple Watch Pro alongside the Apple Watch Series 8 which will feature a new design that was rumored for the Series 7 back in 2021. Image: 52audio Apple is also expected to unveil a new generation of AirPods Pro which hasn't been updated ever since it's launch back in October 2019. There are rumors that suggest that Apple will hold another event in October for the iPad lineup which will include a refresh of the iPad Pro and entry level iPad. This is a possibility since the company has held events in 2020 in September, October, and November as well as had events in 2021 which were held in September and October for different product categories.
- Here's how to view the Apple event livestream
Apple's event will take place today online at 10am PT. The company is expected to announce new products like the iPhone 14 models, Apple Watch Series 8 and Apple Watch Pro, as well as new generations of the AirPods Pro. The event is available online on apple.com for viewing as well as on YouTube and the Apple TV Plus app. You can find the event on Apple TV Plus by searching for it or it may pop up on the home screen of the app. You can also view the online stream here.
- Here’s how to download iOS 16 developer beta
Apple announced iOS 16 with major new upgrades at this year‘s WWDC. Although the software will be available to all iPhone users with an iPhone XR and up this fall, here’s a few steps on how you can get access to these new features early. Warning: This beta software might include bugs and isn’t completely finished yet. Your iPhone might get very buggy and unresponsive after downloading the software. We recommend that you don’t download the new update onto your daily driver. Log in to Apple’s Developer Website on your iPhone. You must be an existing member of the Apple Developer Program which costs $99 a year. Scroll down in the menu bar and tap "Downloads". Then tap "Install Profile". Tap "Allow" to install the profile onto your device. After complete, tap "Install" a couple of more times after going through the terms and conditions. Then tap "Restart" in the prompt that will appear shortly. After you've restarted your device, go to Settings then General, and then Software Update where you'll see the beta. Tap "Download and Install". Your iPhone should restart and download the new update. Make sure to backup your iPhone before downloading the beta so you don't lose any of your data if something goes wrong while downloading.
- Apple announced completely redesigned CarPlay with custom speedometer, climate controls, and more
Today Apple announced a completely redesigned version of Apple carPlay for your car which has built in speedometers, climate control, and more. It also has a customizable Apple interface which will transform your car and take over any display inside your car. The user will be able to completely customize their driving experience with different designs, widgets, and more information on their dashboard. Apple claims that the first vehicles to support the next generation of Apple CarPlay will be Ford, Lincoln, Mercedes-Benz, Infiniti, Honda, Acura, Jaguar, Land Rover, Audi, Nissan, Volvo, Porsche, and more vehicles coming in the future.
- Apple released two new 35W Dual USB-C port power adapters
Today Apple released two new 35W Dual USB-C port chargers for $59 which will be available soon. You can use the adapters to charge two devices at the same time and it’s also compatible with the MacBook, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and AirPods models.