Ahead of the event planned for today Apple inadvertently leaked details about the iPad Mini 3 and an iPad Air 2. The hint came from the Apple’s iPad User Guide Page for iOS 8 on Wednesday.
Apple has always been tight lipped about its new products until they are announced in an event and the glitch is definitely unusual. Leaked details show that the two iPads have the same design as previous releases. The images even indicate that the devices will have iOS 8 pre-installed on them.
A notable feature of the leaked iPads is the TouchID fingerprint sensor. Save for this, there is not much one can infer about the other functionalities in the two iPads. It is also evident from the image that tablets have iSight camera and FaceTime, volume buttons and headset jacks.
Those in the know of things say that iPad Air 2 will be powered by a faster and more powerful A8 chip which was earlier incorporated in the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.
The event for the formal announcement of the iPads is scheduled for today at the Apple’s campus in Cupertino. It is predicted that at the event new Mac computers may also be announced. Some are eagerly waiting to hear about the Yosemite OS as well at the event.
What a waste of money! Why do Americans these days always feel the need to get the latest iCrap? There is barely any difference between the very first iPad and the latest model. A touch screen table with internet and a camera… WOW!
You shouldn’t be able to complain about the economy or your own personal financial situation if you blow your money on trivial Apple crap.
Many American have a steak taste on a hamburger budget . That’s part of the problem we now face from a long time ago. Barrow to the max and then whine about now having enough money . Nice house , car or truck and boat. Can you afford them or does it really matter at this period of time?
I’m just gonna make smart decisions with my money so I don’t end up with an empty bank account:
1) Paying off my debts as they come to me. Never holding a credit card balance longer than a month. If this means living in a small studio apartment and eating ramen, rice, and beans, so be it.
2) I will always buy small, fuel efficient and durable cars. I drive a 2006 Honda Civic now. It costs me nothing to fill up and next to nothing to insure ($25/month from Insurance Panda… woohoo!). I will not drive when I don’t need to, and use public transportation whenever possible.
3) Developing multiple revenue streams. Doing side jobs. Building up small businesses. Doing contract work. Basically doing whatever I can to generate income from multiple sources.
4) Grow my revenue and assets no matter what. Make sure I am always expanding and develop them to the point that they consistently generate reliable cash flow.
5) The most important one – make as much as I can. Save as much as I can.
iPhones… ecigarettes… Starbucks… Chipotle Burritos…new clothes.. organic lipgloss… expensive yoga classes. Why not try living in your means for once? No wonder we have a debt crisis