iOS 11.3 Released on iPad 6, iOS 11.4 Confirmed & Apple Watch 4 Leaks!

iOS 11.3 Released on iPad 6, iOS 11.4 Confirmed & Apple Watch 4 Leaks!

HomePod, 3 New iPhones, iPad Pro with Face ID? What to Expect from Apple in 2018

HomePod, 3 New iPhones, iPad Pro with Face ID? What to Expect from Apple in 2018

For Full List and Info https://www.macrumors.com/2017/12/29/what-to-expect-from-apple-in-2018/

iPhone X VS Samsung Galaxy Note 8 - Gear Up^

iPhone X VS Samsung Galaxy Note 8 - Gear Up^

iPhone 6 REVEALED 4.7 inch and 5.5 inch [video] #iphone6

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Apple Just Set Up a Replacement Program for iPhone 5s With Faulty Sleep/Wake Buttons

Apple has acknowledged that some iPhone 5s have a manufacturing flaw that can cause the Sleep/Wake button to malfunction. TThe malfunction reportedly affects "a small percentage" of iPhone 5s manufactured through March 2013. The company has set up a replacement program that will repair or replace devices with unresponsive Sleep/Wake buttons free of charge.

If you're having troubles with your Sleep/Wake button, you can check if your phone applies for a free repair or replacement by checking on the support site. The program has launched in the US and Canada, and will be expanded globally on May 2.

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Apple to roll out glut of new products in Q3 including iWatch in two sizes, 'iPhone 6,' 12" MacBook and low-cost iMac

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By Mikey Campbell

According to a research note obtained by AppleInsider, KGI analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes the third quarter is going to be a big one for Apple as the company is primed to release revamped iPad Airs and iPad minis, the iWatch in two sizes, an all-new 4.7-inch iPhone, an Apple TV upgrade, an all-new12-inch MacBook and an update to the MacBook Pro lineup. 

With the glut of new products, not to mention new product categories, Kuo expects the third quarter to be a hugely important time for Apple and how the public perceives its future.

"We believe the rumored iWatch will be Apple's most important product this year, carrying much more weight than iPhone 6," Kuo writes, adding, "as market feedback for the product should reveal whether Apple still has the ability to continue making game-changing products with Tim Cook at the helm."

If iWatch is a hit, Kuo believes that in five to ten years Apple's competition in the sector will no longer be tech companies, but fashion brand vendors. 

The analyst says Apple's success hinges on five key factors: replacement demand from larger iPhones; whether the new iPads' minor upgrades will carry momentum in 2014; whether the all-new 12-inch MacBook Air will redefine the notebook user experience; how much low-price iMac can boost overall shipments; and App Store availability on Apple TV.

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