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The Apple Watch Series 3 also features a W2 chip, allowing for improved Bluetooth and wireless connectivity. Instead, the Apple engineers incorporated an electronic-SIM card at a fraction of the size for connectivity purposes. Similarly, even a nano-SIM card would’ve been to cumbersome internally.
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It doesn’t look all that different from the Apple Watch Series 2 or Apple Watch Series 1, but the devil’s in the details.Īpple’s “swim-proof” wearable features a new dual-core processor, one that allows for 70 percent faster performance. The device also now comes with a built-in barometric altimeter to better gauge metrics, along with built-in cellular capacity, meaning you can upload fitness data to the cloud, stream tunes via Apple Music, and place and receive calls without the need for a tethered iPhone. It’s a feature that has already been available on several Android Wear smartwatches, but rather than adding an internal antenna to achieve this, the display itself acts as the antenna. took the wraps off the next-generation Apple Watch, the Apple Watch Series 3. New iPhones weren’t the only thing Apple had up its sleeve - or its wrist. Larger, 256GB configurations will also available for $849 and $949, respectively.Īpple also set an official release date for iOS 11: September 19.
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The smaller model will launch at $699 and the Plus will start at $799, both with 64GB of storage space. The iPhone 8 and 8 Plus will be available for pre-order on September 15, and start shipping on September 22. As for the camera, both the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus come equipped with more advanced image sensors geared toward AR use, as well as a new portrait mode that uses machine learning to better manipulate light. Apple calls it the most powerful chip set ever put into a smartphone, though, we’ll have to see wait and see how the hardware actually performs in real-world scenarios. They also opt for an aluminum band along the edge and a rear panel made of glass, a stark contrast to the aluminum build characteristic of the iPhone 7.Īdditionally, Apple has outfitted both iPhone 8 models with the same A11 Bionic processor found in the iPhone X, which should provide speedy performance via two high-performance cores and four high-efficiency cores. They tout the same 4.7- and 5.5-inch screen sizes and onboard bezels, though Apple has redesigned the chassis to allow for Qi wireless charging, much like the iPhone X.
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The two devices - previously thought to be the iPhone 7S and 7S Plus - have more in common with the last-gen iPhone 7 and 7 Plus than the aforementioned iPhone X, and are more of an incremental update than anything else. The iPhone X represents only a third of Apple’s fall lineup, however.Įarlier in the keynote, Apple CEO Tim Cook took to the stage to announce the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus.
There’s been no word on whether the device would be restricted in numbers, or which countries would will be able to pre-order the forthcoming device.
The top-tier iPhone will be available in either 64GB ($1,000) or 256GB ($1,150) configurations, and will be available for pre-order on October 27, with deliveries currently set for November 3. Face ID, another long-rumored feature, takes the place of Touch ID, allowing you to quickly unlock your device with a quick glance thanks to Apple’s new depth-sensing system. The device also ditches the traditional home button - now, you just swipe up from the bottom of the display to get started. Other highlights include an edge-to-edge OLED display, which offers 2436 x 1125-pixel resolution and 5.8-inches of real estate, along with upgraded camera components, including a dual-lens 12-megapixel rear shooter, dual optical image stabilization, and a slew of augmented reality features. It’s both water- and dust-resistant, and will tout both wireless charging and a faster processor when it launches in the fall. The commemorative model opts surgical-grade stainless steel and glass, the latter of which makes up the rear panel. Apple announced three different iPhone models during its recent press conference: The iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and the much-hyped iPhone X (pronounced “ten”), which was clearly the event’s headliner, and pays tribute to the iPhone’s 10th anniversary. If you’ve been waiting with bated breath for the next iPhone, you now have several to choose from.