APPLE EVENT september 9, 2024!

Apple is prepared to conduct its annual iPhone launch event today at its headquarters in Cupertino, California. The event, titled ‘It’s Glowtime,’ has generated considerable discussion among social media users globally, prompting speculation regarding the rationale behind the name chosen by the company led by Tim Cook for the unveiling of the iPhone 16. Apple’s biggest event of the year brings new iPhones, AI updates and other hardware

The Apple Event 2024 unveiled a range of products, including the iPhone 16, Apple Intelligence, AirPods 4, and additional innovations.

The most significant event of the year for Apple has taken place, unveiling the iPhone 16 series along with numerous AI enhancements for iOS 18. This year, Apple Intelligence took center stage, similar to its prominence at the WWDC in June. The announcements made during the event largely aligned with the expected hardware introductions, which included the new iPhone 16, AirPods 4, and the Apple Watch Series 10, among others. The “Glowtime” event commenced at 10 a.m. PT, broadcast live from Apple’s headquarters in Cupertino, and a recording of the entire event is available for viewing. It remains uncertain whether the announcements made on Monday will motivate or hinder a “supercycle” of consumer adoption for the new iPhone 16 series. However, it is evident that Apple is prioritizing AI as a fundamental aspect of its future marketing strategy. This post will be updated as new information becomes available from the demonstration rooms and briefings that follow the event.

APPLE EVENT : iPhone 16

The iPhone 16 from Apple is now available, featuring artificial intelligence capabilities and a dedicated camera button, with a starting price of $799.

iPhone 16
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It is not surprising that, as stated by CEO Tim Cook, the iPhone 16 “has been designed for Apple Intelligence from the ground up.” The Apple event showcased the updated designs and new color options. The iPhone 16 series features a camera control positioned on the side, enabling users to physically interact with camera functionalities. Additionally, the new A18 chip is claimed by Apple to enhance the iPhone 16’s performance, making it up to 30% faster than its predecessor, the iPhone 15. The starting price for the iPhone 16 is $799 for the 128GB variant, while the iPhone 16 Plus begins at $899 for the same storage capacity.

The display features an upgraded ceramic shield that is 50% more resistant to scratches and impacts. It is offered in two sizes: 6.1 inches and 6.7 inches. Additionally, the redesigned model includes a dedicated camera button located on the side, allowing for quick photo capture. This button can be pressed and held to record videos. It employs Apple’s renowned Taptic Engine to detect swipes and varying pressure levels for different functionalities.

The device is powered by Apple’s latest 3 nm A18 chip, which incorporates an enhanced neural network tailored for the company’s innovative generative AI models. It features a 6-core CPU, comprising four efficiency cores. According to the company, this new chip is “up to 30%” faster than the one found in the iPhone 15, while also enhancing power efficiency. Additionally, the upgraded GPU provides increased performance and improves power efficiency by 35%. This enhanced efficiency is complemented by larger batteries, which contribute to extended battery life. Apple has yet to disclose the exact new battery size, so further information may emerge once the device is disassembled. Unsurprisingly, Apple Intelligence took center stage during the presentation, as the new iPhone 16 series joins last year’s iPhone 15 Pro models as the only devices capable of utilizing the company’s latest small model offering. As highlighted at WWDC, this offering operates both offline on the device’s chips and through remote servers, utilizing the new Private Cloud Compute options.

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APPLE EVENT : Apple Intelligence

Apple Intelligence
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Initially introduced at WWDC, Apple Intelligence is primarily characterized as a more private large language model that functions discreetly to enhance existing applications and features. Revisiting several announcements made during WWDC, Apple emphasized Intelligence’s capability to analyze inboxes, generating summaries for emails, while also modifying notifications to include summaries, with priority alerts being highlighted at the top of the list. Declaring the onset of “a new era for Siri,” Apple proudly asserted that the enhancements brought by Intelligence enable Siri to comprehend requests that may not be articulated clearly, guide users through specific tasks on the iPhone, and gain awareness of actions occurring on the device’s screen.

Apple Intelligence is set to debut in beta form in the United States this fall, with localized English versions expected to roll out in several markets by December. The company aims to introduce additional languages, including Chinese, French, Japanese, and Spanish, by the year 2025.

Furthermore, Apple has introduced a visual search feature powered by Apple Intelligence, which integrates reverse image search capabilities with text recognition. This allows users to add event details to their calendars from photographs or retrieve information about a restaurant directly from an image of it.

Ultimately, a significant inquiry arising from Apple’s assertions regarding the potential of Intelligence to enhance user experiences across various product lines is quite straightforward.

The introduction of Apple Intelligence will provide iPhone users with an enhanced Siri experience.

Will Siri finally prove to be beneficial? This is the commitment Apple made during its recent “Glowtime” event, where the company unveiled its iPhone 16 series — the first iPhones equipped with AI-driven capabilities, thanks to Apple Intelligence and a forthcoming collaboration with OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT. Although consumers will not experience the full extent of the Siri enhancement until the launch of Apple Intelligence, Apple assures that it will revolutionize the user experience by transforming the iPhone from merely a compact computer into a personal assistant powered by artificial intelligence. In the short term, Siri will undergo several immediate enhancements, including the option to type inquiries instead of speaking them and to engage in more fluid conversations — even with occasional errors — due to its improved language comprehension. Additionally, users will have the ability to modify the wake word for Siri through a new accessibility feature. Developers will have access to SiriKit, enabling them to incorporate Apple Intelligence-driven functionalities into their applications, similar to how Apple has integrated Siri with its own applications such as Calendar, Mail, Notes, Safari, Files, Contacts, Voice Memos, Photos, Books, Freeform, and others. Moreover, Apple’s AirPods will also benefit from an enhanced Siri experience, allowing users to respond to Siri notifications with a nod or shake of their heads. To highlight its new AI capabilities, Siri will undergo a visual redesign in iOS 18. Instead of a glowing orb appearing at the bottom of the screen when activated, Siri will illuminate the edges of the iPhone in a striking manner. This feature will be visible when Siri is engaged on the iPhone, iPad, or CarPlay. In contrast to the new iPhones, the rollout of Apple Intelligence — which encompasses the most significant improvements to Siri — will occur at a more gradual pace. Apple has announced that the initial set of features will be available in beta next month, with additional functionalities being introduced in the following months. Initially, support will be provided for U.S. English, followed by localized English for Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and South Africa.

APPLE EVENT : iOS 18 launching September 16

 Earlier this year, we received our first glimpse of iOS 18 through its beta version; however, the initial release, lacking the features of Apple Intelligence, did not leave a strong impression. As previously noted, many of the highly anticipated AI functionalities are scheduled for release in 2024. Nevertheless, iOS 18 includes various updates to messaging and the control center, which can be explored in detail prior to its newly announced launch date of September 16. All iPhones from the iPhone XR and SE (second generation) onward will be eligible for this update.

Apple has officially announced that the latest iteration of its iPhone operating system, iOS 18, will be released on September 16, during the recent iPhone 16 event. As previously revealed at WWDC 2024, iOS 18 brings a variety of new features. Notable among these are enhanced customization options, allowing users to organize apps and widgets on the Home Screen and modify buttons. Additional features include new text effects, the capability to lock and conceal apps, improved management of the Mail inbox, the introduction of iMessages via satellite, a comprehensive redesign of the Photos app, and more. Currently, users can explore the updates through the iOS 18 public beta, although it is important to consider the inherent risks associated with beta software. Which devices are compatible with iOS 18? If you are curious about whether your iPhone is eligible for the new update, the company has confirmed that iOS 18 can be downloaded on the following models:

iPhone 16
iPhone 16 Plus
iPhone 16 Pro
iPhone 16 Pro Max
iPhone 15
iPhone 15 Plus
iPhone 15 Pro
iPhone 15 Pro Max
iPhone 14
iPhone 14 Plus
iPhone 14 Pro
iPhone 14 Pro Max
iPhone 13
iPhone 13 mini
iPhone 13 Pro
iPhone 13 Pro Max
iPhone 12
iPhone 12 mini
iPhone 12 Pro
iPhone 12 Pro Max
iPhone 11
iPhone 11 Pro
iPhone 11 Pro Max
iPhone XS
iPhone XS Max
iPhone XR
iPhone SE (second generation or later).
following models

A significant physical enhancement in the iPhone 16 lineup is the introduction of the camera control button. This button is designed to respond to both clicks and various physical gestures; gentle presses provide clear previews, while a firm press captures a photograph. Additionally, sliding a finger along the button allows for adjustments to dials and settings.

APPLE EVENT : iPhone 16 Pro, Pro Max
iPhone 16 Pro, Pro Max
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APPLE EVENT : Apple Watch Series 10
Apple Watch Series 10
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APPLE EVENT : Apple Watch Ultra
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Apple has consistently promoted the Ultra as a device tailored for fitness enthusiasts, highlighting features such as personalized workouts, running track detection, and live activity tracking for cycling, among others. Following a period of anticipation leading up to the announcement, Apple revealed that there will not be an Apple Watch Ultra 3 at this time; instead, they introduced a new satin black color option for the Ultra 2.

APPLE EVENT : AirPods 4
AirPods 4
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Apple asserts that the latest AirPods 4 are the “most comfortable AirPods to date,” featuring an upgraded design and a new A2 chip. The AirPods 4 will introduce Personalized Spatial Audio, as well as enhanced machine learning capabilities for Siri, enabling it to recognize head movements such as shakes and nods as responses. The new AirPods 4 are set to launch on September 20, with a starting price of $129, while the model with active noise cancellation will be available for $179.

APPLE EVENT : AirPods Pro 2

Three key aspects were emphasized regarding the updates for AirPods Pro 2: prevention, awareness, and assistance. In terms of prevention, the device will incorporate hearing protection, which will be enabled by default to facilitate passive noise reduction, utilizing machine learning for management. Regarding awareness, Apple is introducing a “clinically validated” hearing test that users can undertake at their convenience.

Furthermore, in the realm of assistance, hearing aid functionalities will be introduced for individuals whose hearing assessments indicate a potential benefit from such features. Apple anticipates receiving FDA clearance for these functionalities “soon,” with updates projected to be available in iOS this fall.

APPLE EVENT : AirPods Max
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A series of incremental updates came to AirPods Max during the Apple Event, with USB-C added in, and a series of new colors coming to the updated headphones September 20 for the same price of $549.

Apple unveiled an updated version of its high-end over-ear headphones, the AirPods Max, on Monday during the 2024 Apple Event. This revision replaces the previous lightning port with a USB-C port and introduces five new color options: midnight, blue, purple, orange, and starlight. The announcement of the new headphones coincided with the launch of new iPhones and Apple Watch models at the company’s “Glowtime” event. The refreshed AirPods Max retain the price of $549 and are available for preorder starting Monday. With the inclusion of a USB-C port, the updated model aligns with Apple’s broader product range, which has transitioned away from the lightning port. According to Apple, the AirPods Max now support personalized spatial audio for music, movies, and games through iOS 18. In summary, the modifications made to the AirPods Max are primarily aesthetic and do not incorporate the AI enhancements or noise-canceling features introduced in other AirPods models. Since the initial release of the AirPods Max nearly four years ago, consumers have expressed a desire for significant improvements. The AirPods Max are heavier than typical headphones and come with a case that offers minimal protection for the $550 investment. However, no adjustments were made to address these prevalent concerns during Monday’s announcement. Nevertheless, the AirPods Max continue to provide an exceptional listening experience with effective noise cancellation.


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