All the curiosity is going to end, Apple to launch its latest upgrade, iPhone 16
All the curiosity is going to end, apple has launched its latest upgrade, iPhone 16 Photograph:( X )
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The Apple event 2024: Apple’s most awaited launch of new upgrades is over. The launch is going to take place at headquarters in Cupertino, California, US, almost like its annual September launches similar to the past.
The Apple event 2024: Apple’s most awaited launch of new upgrades is over. The launch is going to take place at headquarters in Cupertino, California, US, almost like its annual September launches similar to the past.
The Apple event 2024: Apple’s most awaited launch of new upgrades is over. The launch is going to take place at headquarters in Cupertino, California, US, almost like its annual September launches similar to the past.
Apple is expected to reveal its latest core production at the ‘It’s Glowtime’ event.
The title ‘It’s Glowtime’ has sparked curiosity among tech enthusiasts, causing an air of suspicion worldwide. However, this year, understanding the reason for the title is considered to be simpler than the previous year. The colours swirling around the Apple logo in the event poster resemble those used in Siri’s interface, which can hint at an upgrade to the Siri feature.
The most significant part of the event is likely to be the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max. The company is also expected to launch a series of Apple Watches and AirPods.
It will be interesting to see for the tech geeks how the new generative AI features that Apple will add to its devices, will create a wave of AI-infused hardware.
Viral, the first Apple advertisement for Indians
A video from the past has taken over the internet. A 1996 Apple Macintosh advertisement featuring Bollywood actor Samir Soni is now trending, grabbing the attention of tech geeks and people who like to romanticize past generations.
The advertisement portrayed a typical corporate structure. Soni, as an employee, was approached by his boss with a request to run a Windows disk on his PC. Soni confidently showed him the Apple Macintosh, smoothly inserting the disk and demonstrating its compatibility with Windows software.
The boss was impressed and forced to change his perception of Mac. The ad ended with the catchy phrase, “Does more, costs less, it’s that simple.”
The clip has gained over a million views, with people sharing their fond memories of the past.
One user wrote, “They abandoned the costs less part after Steve Jobs died.”
Another user said, "Looking at this ad makes me realise technology has really come a long way.”
(With inputs from agencies)
