Apple announced a passel of new products and updates today, and while Susie is busy editing, Glenn tapped John Moltz, a Macworld senior contributor and proprietor of Very Nice Web Site to chat about developers. We discuss watchOS 2, the new finishes and bands, who the iPad Pro is for (we don’t know, but it must be a big audience), the Apple TV, and the new iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, including all the new options for service plans.
Show notes
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Hands on with the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus by Susie Ochs
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iPad Pro FAQ: Everything you need to know about Apple’s 12.9-inch mega tablet by Oscar Raymundo
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Apple TV FAQ: Apple’s new streaming video and gaming machine explained by Glenn Fleishman
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iPhone 6s and 6s Plus FAQ: The complete guide to Apple’s new phones by Caitlin McGarry
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iPhone 6s pricing plan offers frequent upgrades and AppleCare+ for a premium by Glenn Fleishman
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Mark your calendar: Apple announces OS X El Capitan and iOS 9 release dates by Roman Loyola
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Apple announces new Apple Watch bands and finishes, and watchOS 2 ships Sept 16 by Glenn Fleishman
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What Apple didn’t announce at Wednesday’s event by Roman Loyola
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Author: John Moltz, Contributor
John Moltz recently gave up the glamour of working in corporate IT to write online at his Very Nice Web Site. He does not respond to questions about whether he used to write what amounts to Apple fan fiction.