Recap #2 or what interesting happened in the past week

It's Friday evening, and that means that we will briefly summarize the most interesting articles that have appeared on Jáblíčkára in the past seven days. The weekly recap is here, and below you'll find what you absolutely shouldn't miss!

On the first day of the weekend, we brought you a review/demonstration of the handy Toolwatch application, which will serve all owners of mechanical watches, whether they are classic automatics or hand-wound watches that are less common today. The Toolwatch app will help you measure the accuracy of your movement, so you'll know how much your watch is behind or ahead of you.

On Sunday, a short and simple tutorial on how to add specific vibrating ringtones to individual contacts was released. If you want to play a little and set unusual vibrations for your favorite contacts, take a look at the article, you will be done in no time.

We started Monday with an article in which we analyze the list of products that Apple will replace for free as part of a claim even after the warranty period has expired. In the article you will find a list of products to which this action applies together with instructions on how to proceed in such situations.

Another Monday article that is worth remembering was about the iPhone 7 in the Jet Black color variant or of how this super-glossy phone looks after a year of active use, without the use of any protective gear. The gallery in the article offers really interesting pieces.

On Wednesday, as part of the ten-year anniversary since the release of the first iPhone, we looked under the hood of the iPhone 2G. A very interesting video of the deconstruction of the original iPhone appeared on YouTube and it is a very interesting sight. Especially if we compare how modern smartphones look inside. 10 years is really a sea of ​​time in the field of technology.

In the second half of the week, the first proper videos appeared on the Internet, demonstrating ARKit's capabilities. This new platform will be part of iOS 11 and users will be able to look forward to many great and practical applications using augmented reality.

Yesterday, after weeks of speculation, we finally learned when and where this year's keynote will be held, at which Apple will present a lot of new and interesting products. 4K Apple TV, HomePod, iPhone 8 and others will be shown to the world on September 12, and the whole event will be held for the first time in the newly opened Apple Park, specifically in the Steve Jobs Auditorium.

It would be a shame not to mention today's article as well, as it is an interesting weekend read. If you've ever wondered how the yacht that Steve Jobs built himself actually turned out, you can read about it in the article below. This is a truly majestic colossus.