Apple's iPhone event is right around the corner. On this episode of The 'A' Word, we discuss all of the product launches that we expect to see from Apple over the next couple of months. It's rumored that Apple will hold two separate keynotes. One will focus on iPhones and the second will be geared towards an iPad refresh. Only time will tell, but until then, check out our video podcast above, or catch the audio version below.
Today we're kicking off the first of many live stream podcasts on YouTube. Of course, The 'A' Word will still be available via iTunes and here on the website, but we wanted to gain a little more person to person interaction in our show, and doing it live, is the best way! In this episode we discuss the iWatch, talk about the new Jobs movie, and also answer some questions live.
Recent findings have somewhat confirmed that Apple has plans to implement a fingerprint scanner into a future iPhone. There's no way to tell which model iPhone Apple plans to use this with, but Hamza Sood has discovered references to the fingerprint scanning technology within the code of iOS 7 beta 4. Our question is, how will you use a fingerprint scanner? What would be most beneficial for you if Apple does use this in the next iPhone?
It's no surprise that Apple TV is a popular device, but what does Apple have planned for its future? Recent reports indicate that Apple may be in talks with cable providers and networks that will change the game for Apple's stance in the living room. What impact will this have on the future of television?
With an iWatch on the horizon, we can't help but speculate on its possible features and functionality. Other companies have been successful at bringing a smart watch to the market, but how will Apple compete?
There's been a lot of buzz around a low cost iPhone lately. Recently, a few plastic shells surfaced and they've been the center of attention around the low cost iPhone craze. Will Apple release these neon colored iPhones? Also, we've discovered a few awesome glitches in iOS 7 and we take a little time to discuss how Apple can improve on its current offerings.
Apple recently unveiled iOS 7, and for most of us, it was a shocker. Not exactly in a bad way, but the design is completely different and change is scary. I'm pretty accepting of changes like this, but I know there are a lot of other people who reject it. Check out this week's special episode where we discuss all things WWDC 2013 and iOS 7.
Recently, Apple released a modified version of the fifth generation iPod touch. This new model only packs 16GB of storage and lacks a rear camera. This device was released to replace the fourth generation iPod touch, but did Apple mess up by omitting the rear camera?