Tuesday, June 2, 2015



Apple Music WWDC launch round-up: iOS/Android/Mac apps, DJs, social, pricing and availability







How to watch Apple's WWDC live






Apple to announce $10-per-month on-demand music service, will retain Beats Music for now - report





Apple has sold 7M units of Watch, says Global Equities; shipped 2.5M



World-wide Apple Watch orders stand at over 7 Million units; of which, Apple has now shipped about 2.5 Million. Apple should easily ship more than 5 Million Apple Watches by June 30 '2015. Apple Watch Applications from SAP, IBM, Oracle, Salesforce.com and Zoho will be driving Apple Watches into the Enterprise. Apple is on track to deliver 40 million to 42 million Apple Watches at $575 ASP by end of CY2015; 2015 is shaping to become "Apple Watch Christmas."





Hard to believe there still hasn't been an official launch of the Apple Watch up to now, but that's the case in an extremely long roll-out of Apple's newest device that will supposedly launch sometime this month in Apple Stores.

Would Steve Jobs have liked the way this was handled?

Well, a similar pattern of events occurred when he introduced the first iPhone in 1997.

One would think if Apple says jump, everybody would jump, but it doesn't work that way.

It's still a hard slog for Apple to break new ground.

BTW Angela Ahrendts has now been at Apple for One Year.

Angela Ahrendts finally readies employees for June Apple Watch retail launch in new video






The new Apple TV is supposedly larger, closer to the size of the original Apple TV.

Here's what's coming to Apple TV at WWDC









Apple Acquires Metaio Creator of Thermal Touch - A New Augmented Reality Interface for Wearables






Apple expands Shot on iPhone campaign to highlight video capturing features





Won't arrive until later this fall or winter with new SkyLake processor

Thunderbolt 3 spec announced with support for USB-C connector, transfer speeds of up to 40Gbps





WWDC party plan: Here's where the action will be





Apple fitness head Jay Blahnik hosts talks at Apple Stores in Australia, China, Japan






Apple Stores drop AT&T phone subsidies this month as Verizon changes coming






This should have a positive effect on sales

Apple Stores to boost trade-in values for older iPhone 4S, 5 & 5S this month






CL must be used as a coolant agent at the facility

Chlorine leak leaves five injured at Apple's North Carolina data center






What if Steve Jobs had introduced the Apple Watch?





Apple Pay picks up 12 new banks, surpasses 300 institutions in total








First wave of HomeKit devices from Insteon, Lutron, others drop ahead of WWDC







Zif Davis publishing has never been an Apple supporter, usually an Anti-Apple-Pro-Microsoft enterprise cheerleader, so for them to say anything begrudgingly positive about Apple is a miracle.

Maybe they're beginning to see the writing on the iPad.

Actually, they still don't get it, but it's interesting to see them struggle for words of feint praise for Apple while they hold up laudatory words of great hope for Windows 10 devices.

This series of articles speaks to Tim Cook's efforts to take an even greater chunk of the enterprise away from MS

That 81% figure is 84% now.

When Apple met the Enterprise










ZD even has an ebook to sell you, Mr. CIO.

Executive's guide to Apple in the enterprise







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