Lukáš Gondek A new color for the new iPhone, the announcement of financial results, Euro 2016 on Apple's website, Apple's collaboration with NASA and further progress in the construction of the new campus...
iPhone 7 will probably arrive in space black (26/6)
Sources who claimed a few days ago that the gray version of the iPhone 7 would be replaced by a dark blue version, now say that Apple has finally decided on the color space black, which is darker than the current version of space gray. According to the same source, on the new iPhone the Home Button should also receive feedback, which should give the user a clicking sensation similar to using Force Touch. This news would agree with earlier speculation that the Home Button will be fixed on the new iPhone.
Source: 9to5Mac
Apple will announce Q3 2016 financial results on July 26 (27/6)
Apple last week set July 26 to announce its financial results for the latest quarter. In the previous quarter, Apple had to report a decline in sales of its phone for the first time since the release of the iPhone in 2007. That, along with weaker sales of Macs and iPads, caused the California-based company's revenue to fall 12 percent. Apple is now expected to report revenue of around $43 billion, down from revenue for the same period last year.
Source: AppleInsider
Apple hid a surprise for Euro 2016 on its website (June 29)
The California-based company has updated the section of its website where users can select their country, and in some parts of the world, European countries are now displayed in a tournament format reflecting Euro 2016. To mark the occasion, Apple has also added a few countries that it does not normally have on its menu, such as Ukraine or Wales. The section of the website in this form, where the current results also appear, is likely to remain until the end of the championship, which culminates on July 10.
Source: MacRumors
Apple has patented a way to prevent filming of concerts (30/6)
Apple's latest patent could prevent the filming of concerts on mobile phones that annoys viewers around the world. Apple has registered an infrared light transmitter that can be placed in any space (concert hall, museum), which then communicates with the iPhone's camera and prevents it from starting.
While it is not at all certain whether Apple would go down this controversial path, this technology could also serve, for example, to provide information to visitors to tourist destinations and museums. An iPhone user could simply point their iPhone at the artifact and the related information would appear on the phone's display.
Source: The Next Web
Apple Music and NASA collaborate to promote the Juno mission (30/6)
Apple has teamed up with NASA to bring Apple Music users a short film that is a unique fusion of art and science. To celebrate the arrival of the Juno spacecraft into Jupiter's orbit on Monday, July 4, Apple has invited a variety of musicians to compose music for the landmark mission that will allow US scientists to take a closer look at the largest planet in the solar system.
The film titled "Destination: Jupiter" is accompanied by music by composers Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, which hides the sounds of the planet Jupiter, or a song by Weezer called "I Love the USA".
Celebrating the intersection of art and science. @AppleMusic x @NASAJunohttps://t.co/LcnGZMwxWG pic.twitter.com/p5JpmaCg82
- Apple Music (@AppleMusic) June 30, 2016
Source: MacRumors
Apple's new campus is slowly arriving (July 1)
As the expected opening date approaches, Apple's new campus is slowly taking shape. In the latest videos from the drone flights, we can notice that the solar panels on the roofs of the buildings are almost all in place and the devices that will soon begin to transform the surrounding landscape have already been brought to the construction site. 7 different trees will grow on the property, including many lemon trees. In the next video, you can also see the research and development center, which is almost complete, and the giant fitness center.
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Source: MacRumors
A week in a nutshell
Not much happened around Apple last week. A lot of attention she got message The Wall Street Journal about the possible acquisition of the Tidal music service by Apple. The Apple Music service itself is said to be trying with its innovative approach být like MTV in its prime. 10 billion from Apple is demanded by a man who claims that the iPhone suggested already in the early 90s. Tim Cook stole at Nike Independent Lead Director of the Board and the Evernote App made it more expensive and restricted access to non-paying users.
