Live From Apple’s iPhone Event In Cupertino

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New iPhone 6 Videos Reveal 6 Exciting Details is a post by Josh Smith from Gotta Be Mobile.
The iPhone 6 release is less than two weeks away based on the best estimates and it looks like Apple’s secret is out even before the iPhone 6 event scheduled for Tuesday September 9th. Six new iPhone 6 videos appear to show the new iPhone completely, including what may be the first iPhone 6 review. […]
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The iPhone 6 Release Date (U.S.): Everything We Know is a post by Adam Mills from Gotta Be Mobile.
Apple’s fall launch event is now less than 24 hours away which means that we’re probably less than 24 hours away from an iPhone 6 release date announcement. With rumors swirling, we want to take a final look at what we know about the iPhone 6 release in the United States ahead of Apple’s imminent […]
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Apple has assembled the world’s press in Cupertino to reveal… well, let’s find out. Follow along with our liveblog to find out whether the reports have been true, and_we get an ‘iPhone 6

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Apple’s event today to introduce its next generation iPhone was hit with problems right from the start as live viewers were left unable to tune into the event. Despite offering a live stream for viewers using Apple hardware, it’s currently not working for many users around the world – including some of the TNW team. Naturally, users reported problems immediately via Twitter. _ _ At the beginning of the event, two music tracks were playing simultaneously and other users reported Chinese audio translation on the occasions that_the stream_did work. On others, the stream simply played_on a loop. You can keep...
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Apple is back with the latest iteration of its wildly successful smartphone, the iPhone. Today, the company introduced two new models: The iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. Both models sport curved edges and rounded corners, creating a more unified and welcoming design. Apple says the back has been constructed from anodized aluminium and features a “stainless steel Apple” emblem. The iPhone 6 is the smaller of the two, with a 4.7-inch display and 1334 x 750 pixel resolution. Meanwhile, the iPhone 6 Plus sports a larger 5.5-inch panel and a more pixel-dense 1920 x 1080 resolution. Both are considered...
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As with previous years, the new iPhone 6 launches for $199 on contract for the 16GB model. But if you want more storage, Apple is offering better pricing tiers than before: going up to $299 gets you 64 GB, and $399 gets you a whopping 128 GB of storage. The bigger iPhone 6 Plus offers the same storage options, though all prices are $100 higher, as the device starts at $299. Read More

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At today’s event at the Flint Center in Cupertino, Calif., Apple announced two new sizes of iPhone. As per rumors we’ve been seeing since early this year, the new models come in 4.7- and 5.5-inch versions, making this the first iPhone announcement in which Apple has announced more than one device size at a time. Read More

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And it’s here. After months of rampant speculation (and an abnormally high number of apparent leaks), the new iPhone has arrived. In fact, two new iPhones have arrived — the iPhone 6, and the iPhone 6 Plus. Apple is right in the middle of announcing the new device as we speak, in an auditorium filled with everyone from Stephen Fry and Dr. Oz to mega stars like our own live… Read More

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Apple is holding an event today in Cupertino that kicks off at 10 AM PT, and we’re already here at the Flint Center holding it down. Next to the theater is the giant cube-like white mystery building that Apple has constructed on the site specifically for this show, whose purpose is yet to be revealed. We’ll be posting photos and updates (with Matthew Panzarino on the keyboard… Read More

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