Wednesday, 29 April 2015

Apple Chief says, Apply Watch in High demand.

 Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple company on Monday said that the demand for its new release, the Apple Watch would continue to outstrip the supply of the AppleWatch. As we all know that this watch has been released this month. 

Tim said that when looked from the demand point of view, it would be hard to actually gauge when the production is less in stores. As we all know the Apple company is selling its Apple Watch only online and in few selected their party boutiques, which is because of the many models and the straps that are available. This might cause a problem for the logistics people.

The tech company from California claims that its profits rose 33 % when calculated from one year to $13.6 which took the sales of 61 billion iPhone’s from the first three months. Its revenue gradually increased by 27 % which is from the same period the year ago which is to be $58.01 billion, claims Apple. 

Tim Cook even said that the iPhone did led the way when it comes to the massive increase in the China sales. The Apple company saw the increase in the revenue in taht country about 71% to $16.8 billion.

Tuesday, 28 April 2015

Apple is all set to take the pre orders of Apple Watch.

On Friday, Apple will begin taking preorders for the Apple Watch on its website, store.apple.com, and through its Apple Store iOS app. At the same time, Apple will let you book an appointment to try on the watch in one of its stores. The watches are supposed to start shipping on April 24, the day they officially go on sale in Apple retail stores and through a selection of watch boutiques.

But Apple doesn’t expect its watches to just sit around on store shelves, according to a Thursday press release. ”We expect that strong customer demand will exceed our supply at launch,” Angela Ahrendts, Apple’s senior VP of retail, said in the statement. As iPhone and iPad early adopters know, there can sometimes be a delayed shipment even for those who pre-order on Day One.

And Apple Watch shopping could be even trickier than hunting for iPads and iPhones. The Apple Watch is a fashion item as much as it is a tech product. It’s not just the three tiers: the aluminum Apple Watch Sport that starts at $350, the stainless steel Apple Watch that starts at $550 and the gold Apple Watch Edition that starts at $10,000. There are actually 38 different watch-and-band combinations for sale, with additional bands sold separately. 

15% of subscription charged for Apple TV publishers



Apple reportedly takes a 15 percent cut of the monthly subscription fee charged by video services who sign up customers on Apple TV, instead of the 30 percent monthly subscription cut from all publishers on the iPhone or iPad.

According to a Re/ code report on Monday, the Apple TV-specific 15 percent subscription fee is said to be applicable for a handful of service provides, such as Hulu Plus, Netflix, and MLB.TV. Apple had back in 2011 announced a 30 percent subscription fee, and it is unclear that when it changed the policy for its Apple TVpartners. However, these partners reportedly say Apple TV sign-ups are negligible.


This could change however, with launch of the HBO Now service, which is exclusive to Apple TV for the first three months. The Apple TV platform with the service's launch is seeing a major marketing push from HBO, and may numerous new sign-ups.

HBO Now charges $14.99 a month for the service. It include the network's past, present and future series plus its lineup of Hollywood movies. It is said to be the first time the premium network will be available to people with Internet access who shun traditional TV bundles with dozens of channels.

Apple Watch sets on users


Apple is all set for the launch of the Apple Watch this April. The CEO, Tim Cook in an address to an employee at the Apple Store would have some extra information about the new Apple Wear just before the launch. 

Tim gave a tentative time frame for the approx time for that the Apple Wear to reach Europe. He also analyzed about what would the Apple Watch would offer to the users at the time of the launch.  

As people know that the upcoming Apple Watch would be water resistant, the CEO of the Apple company, Tim Cook said that it would be shower proof as well. Few reports by the iGen Tim said that he would always wear the Apple Watch even at the shower time. 

Monday, 13 April 2015

Apple expects the demand to be more for the launch of Apple Watch

Apple Inc said on Thursday it expected the "tremendous interest" in its newsmartwatch to result in demand outstripping supply when the gadget hits stores on April 24.

Apple said it would take orders for the watch exclusively online during the initial launch period. The watch will be available for preview and preorder on Friday.

Based on a survey in the United States on consumer interest in buying the Apple Watch, BMO Capital Markets has cut its estimate for sales to 39 million units though September 2016. Previously, the analysts had estimated sales of 55.5 million units. About 735 people responded to the survey.

Apple is among several companies, including Samsung Electronics Co Ltd and SonyCorp, that are jumping into the nascent market for wearable devices.
The watch, when paired with an iPhone, allows users to check email, listen to music and make phone calls.

There is also an app that helps people monitor their health, for example by tracking heartbeats and footsteps.

Apple to face the Local battles


Apple has made mobile payments look easy, after a decade of mostly failed experiments by banks, telecom operators and retailers to woo consumers away from cards and cash.
Apple Pay has taken the United States by storm since its launch in September, and the company has said it already accounts for around $2 out of every $3 spent using "contactless" payments on the three big U.S. card networks.

But the tech giant will need a whole lot more magic as it looks to extend the service to international markets.

Unlike the consumer electronics business where Apple regularly rolls out new computers
or phones in dozens of countries at once, there is no such thing as a unified payments market.

Each country is inhabited by often warring banks, credit card associations, telecom operators and retailers, while payment preferences and regulatory regimes can vary widely.

"Every market will have different local players, different partnerships, different local standards, different economics, different levels of cooperation," said Morgan Stanleytechnology analyst Andrew Humphrey.

Apple Pay allows consumers using new Apple phones, tablets and smartwatches to buy goods by simply holding the device up to readers installed by store merchants. Its potential global customer base is huge: the 800 million Apple users who have already connected credit and debit cards to iTunes accounts.

Sunday, 12 April 2015

Apple is all set to launch iMac with 27 inch, this year!


Apple’s new iMac of 27 inch Retina 5K display which is actually making its way into the main market. While all this, few hint that the Apple might take a one step forward, but announcing the iMac having a new 8K which is 7680x4320 pixel of the screen resolution and the Retina display, this information is as of the LG press release. 

This firm which is Cupertino based which has not yet announced its plans for launching the new iMac with the Retina with 8K display by this year. 


The Cupertino-based tech firm has not yet announced any plans on launching an iMac with Retina 8K display this year. If Apple does launch such an iMac model, it should not come as too much of a surprise that LG is the manufacturer, as it is arguably Apple's biggest display partner apart from already making the iMac with Retina 5k Display, and has also showcased a 98-inch 8K Colour Prime Ultra HDTV at this year's CES 2015.

Apple last year leapfrogged several all-in-one desktop displays by launching an iMac with 27-inch Retina 5K (5120x2880 pixels) resolution display. The desktop featuring a 14.7 million pixel display, faster CPU and graphics, Fusion Drive, and Thunderbolt 2, later was lan in India at Rs. 1,79,900. 



Apple TV not to support 4K- Reports!


The Apple TV for the fourth generation which is to launch during the Apple’s WWDC eventin June of this year. This launch is expected to brink few updates about the present Apple TV model, 4K or the UHD which is the video streaming would not be one of them for the Apple TV. 

As of few reports, the new Apple TV which is yet to launch would not support the 4K streaming. The Buzzfeed firm says that the people who are close to the Apple company said the 4K is indeed great but it is infancy still. 


Few sources claimed that the reckon have the limited availability for the UHD content which would in-return have the low number for the 4K of the TV sets which are available in the market and making this feature undesirable for the company to pursue it. 

The video streaming with the 4K which would be offered for the many is a expensive deal.  Even for the vide, which has the four times higher the pixel which is seen in all the standard HD video. It also need the good compression technology to transmit this.