Watch the California Streaming Apple Special Event here
Here's how you can watch Apple's California Streaming event.
September marks the beginning of the Fall season, which means Apple, the biggest company in the world, is preparing to hit the stage and talk about its lineup of upcoming products and services. In just hours, Tim Cook and company will reveal what they’ve been working on, and you can catch it all live. Let’s look at how to watch the California Streaming Apple Event.
Watch the California Streaming Apple Event here
Today’s Apple Event, titled “California Streaming,” will take place at 10 a.m. PT/1 p.m. ET. The event will be streamed live on Apple’s website, as well as on the company’s YouTube channel. If you’re interested in seeing the showcase, make sure you’re there at the beginning, as Apple usually doesn’t offer ways to scrub back until the broadcast has concluded.
With a title like “California Streaming,” many suspect that Apple will reveal new features and updates coming to Apple TV+. It’s also long been rumored that the iPhone 13 will be unveiled during the event and given a release date. The company neglected to share how long the event will be, so we’re left to speculate. These fall events have typically run for two hours, though Apple changed up its formula in 2021, holding multiple events that ran for much less time.
We’re only hours away from Apple’s California Streaming event, where the company is expected to make a slew of new announcements. If you aren’t able to catch the showcase live, we’ll be recapping all of the news shared on our Apple topic page here at Shacknews.
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Donovan Erskine posted a new article, Watch the California Streaming Apple Special Event here
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I read somewhere that the new Apple Watch will be more boxy like the current iPhone/iPad designs, have a screen 1mm bigger, but also be thicker. Why would they make the watch thicker? It's already not particularly slim and if you make the design with sharper angles and thicker, it could end up looking like a little box on one's wrist.
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Apple event thread?
https://www.apple.com/apple-events/event-stream/
what to expect - https://9to5mac.com/2021/09/13/apple-september-event-expectations-iphone-13/-
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Ah, cool, that was what I was looking for. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17322588/
I remember a few years ago seeing video amplification experimentally used to do all sorts of medical reading - detecting pulse and respiration rate, etc - so I'm not super surprised here, I just didn't know it was already in use.
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there's been a lot of work on monitoring it through the skin without the need for cuffs:
https://appleinsider.com/articles/20/05/12/future-apple-watch-could-measure-blood-pressure-without-extra-peripherals
I think there's a new device releasing this year that does it, but I forget what it's called.
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True story: I’ve started doing Fitness+ and the workouts kicked my ass at first which is surprising since I’m on the 10 minute ones so far.
First day after a workout going down the stairs in the parking garage at work I looked like one of those Boston Dynamics robots where you’re shocked they’re not just falling down the fucking stairs. -
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Oh. It is. Well then
https://i.imgur.com/NHH5OWe.jpg
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September 20th for iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and tvOS
https://www.macrumors.com/2021/09/14/ios-15-ipados-15-watchos-8-tvos-15-release-date/
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It was because Jobs was announcing new stuff and technologies that were actually excitable due to the fast pace evolution of the product. The problem is that we've all kind of hit technology fatigue because the technology isn't rapidly evolving like it used to be. Most people don't give a flying fuck about at least 80% of these features. They're nice, but most of your friends don't know what the fuck 120hz actually means. They don't really give a shit if the battery life lasts 17 hours or 19 hours - they'll say they do, but the truth is the 3 year old device in their pocket is just "fine" and it only did 15 hours or whatever. They're not fucking Steven Spielberg so they don't give a shit about filming cinematic quality on their phone. Most of them aren't even photographers and even if they were they'd use a real camera, not an iPhone. Again, nice features, but nobody understands enough to care and Apple focuses on these things immensely as if some rando off the street who is looking to buy an iPhone really understands what a 1.6 aperture is. But it fucking works so they keep doing it and maybe once every 3 years they really knock out a new feature that is useful or a new design that people actually get excited about which again just makes everyone think they'll do it on the next presentation too.
Something like that.. :D
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https://twitter.com/nguyenlocnsfw/status/1437846861667131394?s=19
I'm glad this is the case, I don't want a gigantic phone and want the nice camera
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How is the 13 Pro battery upto 3 hours longer than the 13? Is it the new VRR display that helps this much?
https://www.apple.com/iphone/compare/?modelList=iphone11,iphone13,iphone13pro -
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