Now pointlessly enhanced with AI
Apple Special Event for October 16, 2014 titled “It’s been way too long.” will commence at 10:00 a.m. Cupertino Time.
Apple is expected to announce:
Many people wants Apple to announce:
Go to Apple.com/live for the live stream. Assuming Apple had sacked the people responsible for September 9, 2014 live stream and replaced them with llamas.
On October 16, 2014 Apple will be announcing the followings:
Apple is also rumored to announce:
This might be a misdirection from an Apple source, but it is too good to not mention:
There are a lot of cryptic information from firstnameatappledotcom to process, and some of them I won’t even mention here.
iOS 8 brings two features that are mutually exclusive: Wi-Fi Calls and iPhone Cellular Calls.
Wi-Fi calling will be turned off to allow other devices to make and receive calls through your iPhone.
Wi-Fi Calls is currently enabled on carriers that support the feature, such as T-Mobile USA.
iOS 8 also enables Cellular Calls handoff to OS X Yosemite and other iOS 8 devices.
Apple seeds OS X Yosemite Golden Master 3.0 build 14A388a, two days after the second Golden Maser was released..
Apple is likely to release OS X Yosemite following the October 16, 2014 special event.
Apple has sent invites for October 16, 2014 special event subtitled: “It’s been way too long.” The event will be held in Apple HQ in Cupertino, California.
John Paczkowski first broke the news on Re/code (recode.net) five days before Apple officially sent out the invitations.
Apple is expected to unveil the next iteration of iPad along with the public release of OS X Yosemite on this special event.
Now, will Apple be live-streaming the event? The September 9, 2014 event live-stream practically impossible to watch.
Apple seeds OS X Yosemite Golden Master 2.0 build 14A386a. The first OS X Yosemite Golden Master was released eight days prior.
Based on chatters within Apple, OS X Yosemite should see release date on the second half of October, 2014 along with iOS 8.1.
Apple seeds iTunes 12.0 for OS X Yosemite to Developers on Thursday, October 2, 2014.
It is unclear if this particular build of iTunes were the release version or another beta. Previous release of iTunes 12.0 were clearly marked as beta.
Apple is expected to release OS X Yosemite sometimes in Mid to late October 2014.