Lay back, grab a bag of popcorn ‘cause we’re letting you know what Apple brought out from the oven!
Apple’s event announced a few days ago, displayed new products, upgrades and a new operating system that will make our lives easier.
One of the most important novelties is the new digital paying system – the so-called Apple Pay – that will roll-out as soon as Monday.
Apple Pay will join the market next to iOS 8.1, an important update granting access to iCloud Photo Library. The iCloud drive will let you store photos from all your devices online and comes to replace the Photo Stream. Yosemite, the new Apple OS announced a few days ago, is a beautiful, translucent working environment, easy to work on. It also gives you the possibility to move your files and work on from an Apple device to another without any painless effort.
One of the most important novelties is the new digital paying system – the so-called Apple Pay – that will roll-out as soon as Monday.
Apple Pay will join the market next to iOS 8.1, an important update granting access to iCloud Photo Library. The iCloud drive will let you store photos from all your devices online and comes to replace the Photo Stream. Yosemite, the new Apple OS announced a few days ago, is a beautiful, translucent working environment, easy to work on. It also gives you the possibility to move your files and work on from an Apple device to another without any painless effort.
During yesterday’s event other treats were revealed:
- the iPad Air 2: a powerful, very thin device with an A8x chip that makes it way faster than the first edition of iPad Air (with about 40%); this tablet also comes with a rear camera of 8 megapixels! The product is also equipped with the TouchID system, but this helps you only to make purchases online, not in the real life; or, at least, not yet.
- iPad Mini 3 is not that spectacular as iPad Air 2. Like the iPad Air 2, it displays a Touch ID sensor. Its rear camera is of only 5 megapixels, which is a bit disappointing, if we consider the 8 mpx camera that comes with the new iPad Air 2!
Both tablet computers come in 3 shades: silver, space gray and gold. - we now have the chance to test the new Mac with Retina display. This spectacular device has a 27-inch screen with a resolution of 14.7 million pixels – 7 times more pixels than any modern, high-definition set has. It’s also extremely thin with its 5 mm body.
- Mini Mac got updated too. It’s a lot faster and has a new Fusion drive that comes both with the new Mac and Mac mini. This technology provides a speedy and spacious alternative to other data storage systems, as you can read here.
What do you think about these new Apple arrivals? If they sound good to you, stay focus! Pretty soon, we might bring into store nice & shiny accessories to match these new devices.
