Roger Fingas
A fifth-generation Apple TV was all but confirmed for Apple's September press event, bringing the product up to par with rivals like Roku. The event's main attraction, meanwhile, could prove to be one of the most expensive smartphones ever released.
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Everything you need to know:
- Expect a new Apple TV with 4K and HDR next month > >
- The "iPhone 8" may start at $999 — even more than a top-end 7 Plus > >
- The phone could come in 64-, 256-, and 512-gigabyte versions > >
- Mass production might not even start until the middle of September > >
- Apple is building a $1.3 billion data center in Iowa > >
- The ultimate goal of Apple's self-driving tech could be ridehailing > >
- The company's fall press event could be set for Sept. 12 > >
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Christine McKee
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The rumored Sept. event may be the best Apple event since the original iPhone in 2007.
I own nearly Apple product there is including 1st gen Apple TV and last gen black Apple TVs, but I've moved on to Nvidia Shield now which is already 4k. I won't be going back to Apple TV. Too little, too late for me. The Nvidia Shield blows the Apple TV away completely and I usually hate Android...lol.