8/28/2014

Apple Set to Unveil iPhone 6 and iWatch On September 9


We would love to get an announcement soon from Apple because it is nearly confirmed that the tech giant is all set to unveil two of their most anticipated products on September 9. The company is going to take its first step into the world of smart watches with the product tentatively known as the ‘iWatch’. Besides, they are also going to release the new iPhone 6 which is expected to sport a bigger screen with higher resolution and some nifty features the company is known for bringing to the stable.

Apple pioneered the smartphone and tablet industry with their products. Steve Jobs was the man behind the innovations that paved way for the futuristic and connected world that we see today. Without them, we wouldn’t be enjoying these touch screen interfaces that have changed the way we compute, work and play on the go. On the same lines, iWatch is expected to be a game changer when it gets officially launched.

However, the company will face tough contenders in the form of Samsung, LG, Motorola and Asus because every one of them has a smart watch in the cards. They are expected to show them off during the IFA 2014 event after which the Apple conference will take place. If we are believe the rumors, the iPhone 6 will come in two different screen sizes – one with a 4.7 inch and another with a 5.5 inch screen.

As they revealed the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C in the month of September last year, we would like to take this leaked information without doubt. The iWatch is expected to sync with iOS8 and will be used to track users’ daily activities including their sleep, pulse, workouts and more. It is to be seen how this so-called technology would change the game.

Would you be willing to invest in an iWatch when it gets released? Let us know.

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