Despite much handwringing about a supposed lack of interest in Apple’s latest iPhone in comparison to the mega-cycle upgrade stoked by iPhone 6 at its launch in 2014, data from Strategy Analytics shows that iPhone 6s became “the world’s most popular smartphone” in the June quarter.
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Judging by social media conversations, Chinese interest in Apple’s “iPhone 7” appears to be subdued, a report indicated on Tuesday.
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Apple has moved some of its support pages specifically detailing the redesigned 2013 Mac Pro to the archives, and will no longer be updating them, signaling a possible refresh or retirement of the computer.
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A UK-based repair shop has taken extreme measures to disassemble the alleged “Apple Watch 2” parts that they obtained, and have revealed differences between the original Apple Watch and the potential refresh.
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A photo shared with AppleInsider allegedly shows the upcoming “iPhone 7” in a darker shade, possibly supporting rumors of a switch to “space black” instead of gray for Apple’s flagship product.
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A wide array of international trademark filings allegedly connected to Apple could reveal the branding for new products and services, with possible ties to rumored features in the “iPhone 7,” “AirPods” wireless headphones, and redesigned MacBook Pro.
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Apple’s new wireless earbuds, expected to be announced this week as “AirPods,” are said to feature a custom-designed wireless chip that will be “Bluetooth-like,” carving out a share of the high-end headphone market and potentially paving the way for new smart home and smart car accessories.
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Shoppers this week can save $185-$435 on 2015 12″ MacBooks. Or snap up a 12.9″ iPad Pro for as low as $749. Apple’s current 15″ MacBook Pro (2.5GHz, 16GB, 512GB, M370X) is also marked down to $2,299.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook may have accidentally teased Apple Pencil support for the “iPhone 7” in an interview in May, according to a recent blog post.
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Apple has switched on the events video stream channel on the Apple TV, in preparation for Wednesday’s “See You on Sept. 7” presentation.
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