Want to be the first in the Philippines to own an iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus?
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Want to be the first in the Philippines to own an iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus?
Pre-order with your preferred telecom network and get your unit as early as next week.
Apple finally gave in to the demands of consumers, releasing for the first time an iPhone with bigger display — two, in fact, the first one, a “regular” iPhone 6 with a 4.7-inch screen size and the second, a 5.5-inch screen size, called the iPhone Plus.
Here are some more details about the new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.
Apple’s betting on a watch as its newest game-changing product.
Apple announced today the launch of a brand new product line — the Apple Watch (not called iWatch as some had expected) — priced at $349 apiece to be sold starting early 2015.
The stock price of Apple Inc. (AAPL) surged almost 5% on the first trading day after the high-end iPhone 5s and the multi-colored iPhone 5c were made available for sale last weekend.
Earlier today, Apple’s stock price closed at $490.64 — an increase of $23.23 or 4.97% from last Friday’s closing.
For majority of non-Apple fanboys, Apple Inc.‘s much-hyped launch event yesterday (September 10 in the U.S.) did not really reveal a lot of exciting updates or surprising breakthroughs. It just pretty much confirmed the rumors that have been previously circulating.
It has been our tradition to compare prices of Apple products in various Asia-Pacific countries in order to determine the country that offers the cheapest iPhone or iPad. We’ll do the same today — this time, for the iPad Mini which was recently launched by Apple in several countries in the past weeks.
We compared the prices of the iPad Mini in 12 countries, and we discovered that the cheapest iPad Mini in Asia-Pacific is being sold in…
It’s pretty much the same Apple iPad tablet — except it’s lighter, cheaper, and fits comfortably in one hand.
That’s how Apple CEO Tim Cook introduced the newest member of the iPad tablet lineup, the iPad Mini, during an Apple press event on October 23.
Less than a year after the newest iPad — the iPad 3 — was launched, Apple unveiled again today the latest update to the world’s most popular tablet. Dubbed the iPad 4, Apple’s newest gadget is not much of a design or functionality overhaul compared to its predecessor but instead offers hardware and performance upgrades.