Apple Watch Series 6 brings blood oxygen monitoring and… an unadjustable strap? I’m excited, but cautious Then things with the Apple Watch Series 6, well, dropped off Weirdly, after this, the company began talking a lot about watch faces and straps. Yeah, I know. Let’s talk about the watch faces first. These are an incredibly vital element of how you interact with the device, but it seems slightly strange to spend so long talking about what’s effectively a software feature that could be rolled out at any time....

I’ll start off by saying that I firmly believe that this is simply a graphics mistake and not a leak of a future product. That being said, an eagle-eyed reader ofiDownloadblogdiscovered that the iPod touch product image onApple’s official iTunes sitehas a clear ‘3G’ indicator along with a signal indicator in its status bar. Now, this seems like a clear cut case of a Photoshop job gone wrong, perhaps the image of the screen was taken from the iPhone and superimposed onto the iPod touch for this graphic....

With the Apple Store going down over the past few hours , Apple has brought its website back online with a new and improved interfaces on its product pages, specifically adapting theiPad ordering processto make it easier to choose the model that is right for you. Now, when a customer visits the iPad page on the Apple Store, they will be presented with options to choose the color, then the model, which will result in users being able to choose a mobile operator for their device should they wish to purchase a 3G-capable iPad....

With less than 3 hours until Apple unveils its new devices at its “Lets Talk iPhone” event, The Next Web has been briefed on what consumers can expect to be launched at Apple’s Cupertino campus later today. Sources familiar with Apple’s plans have revealed to us that Apple will indeed debut the new iPhone 4S today, featuring an 8-megapixel camera with “enhanced optics” and “more definitive GPS features” thanks to Apple’s new A5 processor....

According toJim Dalrymple of The Loop, Apple will not be holding an event on September 7th to launch their next iPhone. According to my sources,” says Dalrymple, “Apple will not have an event or launch the next iPhone on September 7. It’s hard to say how that specific date was chosen by the sites that started the rumor, other than it fits into the timeline of previous Apple events.” Dalrymple’s Apple news sources are nomally impeccable and he has a reputation for not opening his mouth about Apple rumors unless he has solid evidence....