When it comes to the world of cool gadgets
Apple and Samsung are really battling it
hard. But this 2015 Apple is coming bigger
and better...


THE APPLE WATCH
The Apple Watch has been confirmed since
September 2014, but that doesn't make us
any less eager to get one around our wrist.
Apple's debut wearable pairs with your
iPhone to deliver a bite-size version of iOS,
one that brings your phone's calls, texts,
navigation and even cashless Apple Pay
payments to the top of your wrist. The
device's sleek, rounded watch face is
appropriately Apple, with elastic, stainless
steel and leather wristband models
available to cater to both sporty and
fashion-first users. Smartwatches such as
the LG G Watch R and Samsung Gear 2
have impressed us, but we feel the Apple
Watch ($350 starting) will fully propel the
wearable category into the mainstream
when it arrives early in 2015.


12-INCH MACBOOK AIR WITH RETINA

DISPLAY If the iPad Air 2 taught us anything, it'sthat
Apple will find ways to make its slimmest
devices even slimmer. The company is
reportedly prepping a 12-inch Retina
display version of its MacBook Air, complete
with a fanless design that's even thinner
and lighter than the current Air's 0.68-inch-
thin, 2.38-pound frame.The 12-inch Air
could rely on an Intel Broadwell processor
to power the laptops' fanless construction,
and is expected to ship in the same color
variants that adorn Apple's iPhones and
iPads (Space Gray, Silver and Gold). The
notebook is rumored to borrow the
MacBook Pro's 2560 x 1600 Retina display
and Thunderbolt 2port, and could introduce
a new type of MagSafe charging port. New
Apple notebooks typically debut in the
middle of the year, so keep your eyes
peeled for the revamped MacBook Air
toward summer or spring of 2015.



IPHONE 6 MINI, iPHONE 6S AND IPHONE 7

A new iPhone in 2015 is as guaranteed as
the sky being blue, but this year's iPhone
evolution could take on several forms.If
history repeats itself, this could be the year
we see an iPhone 6s that improves on the
existing iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, as well as a
6c version for budget shoppers. One
recently rumored variation is an iPhone 6
Mini, which would bring the larger iPhone
6's feature set to a 4-inch frame
reminiscent of the iPhones of old.Looking
ahead at a potential iPhone
7,Macworldspeculates on new features such
as a super-strong Sapphire glass display
and an extra-durable, liquid-metal chassis.
Other rumors include a possible 3D display,
as well as acompletely revampeddual-lens
iSight camera that could rival your DSLR.



IPAD PRO

iPad pro while 2013 and 2014 were the
years the iPad got strikingly slimmer, 2015
could be the year the iPad goes big. Apple
has long been rumored to be working on an
"iPad Pro," which could tout a massive,
12.9-inch display, a Touch ID fingerprint
reader and a variation of Apple's zippy A8
processor. Apple's purported mega-tablet
may arrive with a keyboard cover to rival
Microsoft's Surface, and has been rumored
to run both iOS and OS X for maximum
productivity. Production of the iPad Pro was
reportedly delayed due to high iPhone 6
Plus demand, so here's to hoping for a
supersize Apple slate sometime in 2015.


MORE RETINA iMACS

Apple released the sharpest iMac ever with
last year 27-inch 5K Retina display model,
and we expect to see that super-sharp
resolution come to the company's 21.5-
inch desktops. Apple's smaller iMacs got a
refresh last summer, so look out for a 5K,
21.5-inch variation around the same time
this year.

APPLE TV

Apple TV is long overdue for a refresh, and
2015 could finally be the year it gets one.
The next generation of Apple's set-top box
could gain Siri voice navigation, fully
integrated games that don't require a
connected iOS device and a steady stream
of channels to help the box take on rival
streaming devices like the Roku 3.Apple
TV's ace-in-the-hole could be its rumored
built-in cable-TV tuner, which could let you
watch live TV without the need for a
separate cable box. Apple has reportedly
been in talkswith Comcast to bring
subscriber-only content to its set-top box,
and Computer World potential "unbundled"
model in which viewers pay for specific
channels or even shows instead of full
cable packages.


iOS 9 AND OS X 10.11
While details are currently scarce, you can
count on Apple to release new software for
both mobile and desktop devices by the end
of 2015. Several Apple patents have pointed
to full public-transit integration for Apple
Maps, which could potentially debut as part
of iOS 9. Improvements to Apple Pay seem
like a no-brainer for iOS 9, though it would
be nice to see Apple extend its support for
the iPhone 6's NFC chip beyond the
phone's mobile wallet app.The iPhone's
camera is expected to get a big bump this
year, and, in turn, we expect new built-in
shooting and editing options to
complement the new camera. As with every
year, iOS 9 is likely to launch alongside
Apple's next iPhone in September.2014's
OS X Yosemite marked a major,iOS-style
aesthetic shift for Apple's Mac software, so
we expect this year's upgrade to make
tweaks to that established foundation.
Apple's Continuity — which lets your Mac
and iOS devices work together seamlessly
— was a touted as one of Yosemite's major
new features, and we expect Apple to
further bridge the gaps among your
iPhones, iPads and Macs in 2015. There's
even the long-standing rumor that Apple
will merge iOS and OS X into one.

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A o le salo o

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lonngmann:

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Apple products are cool
Am a fan..bt my pocket isnt..for nw

Lolz......sooner you pocket will be full oo

lonngmann:

we cnt run away
Apple products are cool
Am a fan..bt my pocket isnt..for nw

Lolz......sooner you pocket will be full oo

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