【MacRumors】Apple Issues Media Invitations for September 9 Event: Wish We Could Say More (3581) As noted by The Loop, Apple today issued media invitations to the previously rumored September 9 event where the company is expected to show off not only the iPhone 6 but also its first wearable device, popularly referred to as the iWatch. The invitations carry the tagline Wish we could say more. The event will take place at 10:00 AM Pacific Time at the Flint Center for the Performing Arts on the campus of De Anza College in Cupertino. Link to Original 【The Verge】Apple officially holding event September 9th: wish we could say more (2763) Well this is cryptic. Apple has confirmed that its holding an event in Cupertino on September 9th, complete with a typically confusing-but-also-probably-revealing tagline: wish we could say more. Were expecting at least one new iPhone, potentially an iWatch, updates on iOS and OS X, and maybe even more at the event. Its all been teased for months, and well know for sure what Apple has in store on the morning of September 9th. Dont miss it. Watch The Verges Mac OS X Yosemite Preview Link to Original 【9to5Mac】Apple announces special event for September 9th: ‘Wish we could say more’ (1813) Apple has just sent out press invites for its latest event, via The Loop, where the company is expected to announce the iPhone 6. The event is scheduled for 10 AM Pacific Time on September 9th. Atypically, Apple is holding the event at a new venue, the Flint Center for the Performing Arts in Cupertino. This is the same venue that Apple introduced the original Mac, over 30 years ago. As noted by MacRumors, Apple has constructed a ‘three-story structure’ at the site, which may be used as the hands-on area after the presentation is over. Usually, Apple’s demo areas are only the size of a large room and do not span multiple floors. Yesterday, Recode reported that Apple will also show off its new wrist wearable device (‘iWatch’) at the September 9th event. Unsurprisingly, the invite does not reveal specifics about what Apple will announce, bearing a rather bland image of the Apple logo coupled with the slogan ‘Wish we could say more’. Feel free to speculate what you think will be announced in the comments. A full screenshot of the email is after the break.Image via MacRumors As shown by numerous part leaks, the iPhone 6 should come in two sizes, 4.7 inches and 5.5 inches, although it is unclear whether the 5.5 inch version will be mentioned at the press event, as it is reportedly not set to launch for sometime after the 4.7 inch variant. The iPhone 6 models will feature a new A8 processor and come preloaded with iOS 8. Rumors of NFC — for some sort of mobile payments system — are also prevalent. Details on the iWatch hardware are much more scarce. 9to5Mac has reported extensively on the device’s rich health and fitness capabilities, with Apple having hired many high-profile people for the project. In July, analyst Ming-Cho Kuo said that the iWatch will feature a flexible AMOLED display, although other reports about hardware specifics are hard to come by. Until Recode’s report yesterday, it was widely assumed that the iWatch would not debut until October. Filed under: AAPL Company, iOS, iOS Devices Tagged: 9to5Mac, Apple, event, invite, iOS, iPad, iPhone Check out 9to5Mac for more breaking coverage of AAPL Company, iOS Devices, and Apple. What do you think? Discuss Apple announces special event for September 9th: ‘Wish we could say more’ with our community. Link to Original 【TechCrunch】Apple Confirms Special Event On September 9, Likely For iPhones (1228) Apple has sent out invites to a special event it’s holding on September 9, where we will almost certainly get our first official look at the next iPhone. The invites follow a previous report from Re/code pegging Tuesday, September 9 as the date, and the event’s timing is consistent with the launch of the iPhone dating back to to the iPhone 4S, when Apple began releasing new versions… Read More
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