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Apple announces new product with legendary Steve Jobs sentence - similarly revolutionary as iPhone?

2020-11-05T07:20:46.462Z


Apple launched more new products than ever before this year. But that's not all. Just in time for Christmas, the Californians are now adding one more thing.


Apple launched more new products than ever before this year.

But that's not all.

Just in time for Christmas, the Californians are now adding one more thing.

  • Apple

    has already invited to two keynotes this fall.

  • The next Apple show with

    Tim Cook

    is on Tuesday

    .

  • Then the group presents the hardware for the most important

    strategic course

    since the introduction of the iPhone in 2007.

Munich

-

Apple

* goes into the important Christmas business with a completely new offer.

There are new

Apple

Watches

*, new

iPads

and of course new

iPhones

*.

On Tuesday (November 10th), the company wants to go one better.

"One more thing" promises

Apple

in its invitation sent on Monday evening German time.

The sentence pays homage to Apple's legendary ex-boss

Steve Jobs

*.

The charismatic co-founder of the company led the way to the real highlight of his keynotes with “One more thing” to the loud cheers of the Apple fanboys.

On Monday evening, German time, the company from Cupertino was invited to the next virtual presentation this year - and set the bar quite high in the run-up to the event.

Breaking: Apple announces "One More Thing" event for November 10th https://t.co/4SxZtFo8Yp pic.twitter.com/GCBbj2vked

- The Verge (@verge) November 2, 2020

But the planned innovations could definitely do that.

After all,

on Tuesday, in addition to its latest operating system macOS 11 (“Big Sur”)

,

Apple will

also be presenting computers with chips for the first time that are not from long-term home supplier

Intel

, but from their own development department.

The Californians use the architecture of the developer

ARM

.

Apple

has been relying on the British

for its iPhones and iPads

for years.

Just last June,

Apple announced

at its developer conference that it would also upgrade Mac computers with new ARM-based chips in the future.

The move is likely to be the most important strategic decision since the introduction of the iPhone in 2007.

Apple: Experts expect greatly improved battery life

Since June, bloggers and tech journalists have been speculating which computers the company

could equip

with

Apple

Silicon

to start

.

There are some indications that Apple will

equip the

13-inch

MacBook Pro

and a

MacBook Air

version with the new chips

before Christmas

.

The two mobile computers have long been among the best-selling computers under the sign of the apple.

According to experts, the new technology could lead to battery life of 15 to 20 hours.

With current MacBooks - depending on usage - it is often after eight to ten hours of work.

The change in technology also brings app providers a great advantage.

Because both iPhones, iPads and MacBooks run on comparable platforms technologically,

iOS

apps can also be used on Macs in the future.

It is different with

Mac

software.

It has to be

adapted

for the new

Apple

architecture.

Software providers who do not (yet) want to do this for the ARM Mac platform don't have to worry too much at first.

Because

Apple

wants to make the solutions run in its new operating system macOS 11 via a kind of software translator.

Apple: New premium headphones and a surprise

In addition to the new Macs with

Apple Silicon

and

Big Sur

, CEO Tim Cook * could also

unveil

new headphones and the new

AirTags

on Tuesday

.

The AirPods Studio headphones should receive the noise suppression already used in the AirPods Pro.

The introduction of the new headset headphones was expected in October.

In addition, Apple could unpack the AirTags on November 10th.

They are similar to key fobs and should be able to be located via Bluetooth.

With an expected price of around 20 euros, the AirTags could make entry into the Apple world even cheaper.

* Merkur.de is part of the nationwide Ippen Digital editorial network.

Source: merkur

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