iPhone 6 event rumored for September 9

Apple is reportedly planning a September 9 unveiling for the iPhone 6. As we said back in January, this date holds with a pattern that Apple has established over the last couple of years, ever since the September 2012 reveal of the iPhone 5. From Re/code:

A few weeks from now we’ll get our first look at what he was talking about. Apple has scheduled a big media event for Tuesday, Sept. 9 — a date to which Apple numerologists will strain to attribute significance. As with September events past, the focal point of this one is to be Apple’s next-generation iPhones, which are expected to feature larger displays of 4.7 and 5.5 inches and run speedy new A8 processors. Apple declined comment.

What are you hoping to see in the iPhone 6? Let us know below in the comments.

Source: Re/code



theScore update adds better baseball tracking

Sports tracking app theScore has received a hefty update today, hitting version 4.3 with some major enhancements for baseball fans. These include better box scores, more detail, and better data visualization. MLB box scores now offer more in-depth st…

Catch Lollapalooza live with Red Bull TV

The Lollapalooza music festival kicks off in Chicago in a few days, but for those that can’t make it, Red Bull has you covered. As part of a partnership, Red Bull will be live streaming the festival to a number of devices this weekend. Any device wit…

Tim Cook calls new Apple/Steve Jobs book ‘nonsense’

Apple CEO Tim Cook has given his thoughts on the new book on Apple, Haunted Empire: Apple after Steve Jobsread our review — and he’s not fan. This isn’t surprising, given the critical nature of Yukari Iwatani Kane’s book.This isn’t surprising, given the critical nature of Yukari Iwatani Kane’s book. Based on interviews with current and former Apple executives and business associates, Haunted Empire makes the claim that Apple has peaked. Cook believes that this sentiment fails to capture the essence of both Apple and Steve Jobs, according to his statement:

This nonsense belongs with some of the other books I’ve read about Apple. It fails to capture Apple, Steve, or anyone else in the company. Apple has over 85,000 employees that come to work each day to do their best work, to create the world’s best products, to put their mark in the universe and leave it better than they found it. This has been the heart of Apple from day one and will remain at the heart for decades to come. I am very confident about our future.

Have you read the book, and do you agree with Cook’s assessment? Let us know below in the comments.

Source: CNBC

    



Mac Pro gets the iFixit teardown treatment

The new Mac Pro has gotten a teardown by the folks over at iFixit. Unlike some other recent Apple products, iFixit seems quite impressed with the repairability of the Mac Pro. Despite some issues, such as the lack of user-upgradeable internal storage,…

Manage Google Glass with MyGlass for iOS

Google has released MyGlass, an iPhone companion app for their Google Glass headset. MyGlass is used to pair and manage Glass right on your iPhone, including determining what notifications your receive, like Gmail and Google Now. The app includes some…

Twitter introduces custom timelines

Twitter is introducing custom timelines, the ability for users to create a timeline to follow based on words, phrases, hashtags, and more. Custom timelines are public, and have their own page on twitter.com so they’re easy to share. Twitter wants peop…