Apple's new operating system (iOS 8)and iPhones (6 and 6 Plus)
Officially quit.
What does OS update mean to you?
Should you buy a new mobile phone?
Throughout this article, we will try our best to help you answer these questions.
How do you like the new equipment? The new OS?
Share your thoughts here.
The first thing.
Here's what iOS 8 looks like. Just kidding.
If you don't want to, you don't even need to keep U2's new album in your iTunes library.
If you find it and are not so excited, just know that Apple and the band are "punk rock" and "disruptive.
Okay, let's move on.
Apple says the new version is the largest iOS version ever.
It has major updates to apps like messages and photos, new content sharing features, and new connections between apps and devices.
"Quickly find and edit the photos you took," Apple said of the release . ".
"Add your voice to the text message.
Let your health and fitness app communicate with your trainer or even with your doctor.
We also provide more in-depth access and more tools for developers.
You will have new keyboard options and more ways to share content.
You will be able to use iCloud and Touch ID in an unprecedented way.
"The new photo app has new search features and smart photo albums that manage your photo organization, make your photos look better and have new editing tools.
You can record and send a voice or video message by clicking message.
You can also share your location easily.
The IOS 8 interface provides you with a new way to respond to notifications, as well as shortcuts to the people you talk to the most.
There are also new mail management functions.
The virtual keyboard adds context word suggestions when typing, and can even identify who you are typing, and whether you are in a message or in a message.
There is a home sharing feature that lets up to six people in your home share each other's purchases from iTunes, iBooks, and the App Store.
It also allows families to keep abreast of each other's photos, calendars and locations.
ICloud Drive allows you to process any files on any device, and the OS connects to Macs in a much deeper way than before.
For example, you can start an email on one device and continue on the other.
You can even answer iPhone calls on your Mac or iPad and send text messages from these devices.
An activity tracker, heart rate monitor, and other health and fitness apps that communicate with each other are also included.
The iOS 8 SDK has more than 4,000 new APIs for developers, including new sharing options, widgets, custom actions, and document APIs.
IOS 8 will be available on Wednesday, available for iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5S, iPod touch 5 generation, iPad 2, iPad with Retina Display, iPad Air, iPad mini and iPad mini with Retina Display.
IPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus went public on Friday, but comments from tech blogs were overwhelmingly positive before that.
Technology reporter David Boger said the iPhone 6 is a "thin and sexy phone with killer cameras ".
Walt Mossberg of Re/code says the device is "the best smartphone you can get ".
"The iPhone 6 is a great upgrade for current iPhone users or anyone.
He wrote that it managed to provide a larger display in a phone that is still small enough to handle easily.
The whole . . . . . . The echo room is echoing.
Most people praise the iPhone 6 Plus in a similar way, but some do think it's too big.
John Gruber is probably the best.
Apple's well-known blogger says, "If you just want a bigger iPhone, buy 4. 7-inch iPhone 6.
That's how it feels: a bigger iPhone.
If you want something bigger than an iPhone, buy 5. 5-
IPhone 6 Plus inch.
It feels more like a new device.
Hybrid devices larger than the iPhone but smaller than the iPad Mini
More than the iPhone.
He added, "If you don't want a bigger iPhone --
In recent weeks, I have heard from many readers who are still craving 3. 5-
Iphone inch display
You may be disappointed with the iPhone series this year and should consider continuing to use the iPhone 5-class models.
"Please read Gruber's most comprehensive review of devices so far.
But all of this comes from the media.
What do ordinary people think of these devices?
Well, this is real.
The time feed of the iPhone conversation on Twitter, so please take a look at it yourself: given the recent leak of celebrity photos, the security of Apple devices has been questioned, that may be why Tim Cook wrote a letter for the company's website to discuss security and privacy issues.
Here are a few excerpts from this: security and privacy are critical to the design of all our hardware, software and services, including new services such as iCloud and Apple Pay.
We will continue to improve. Two-
In addition to protecting your Apple ID account information, we encourage all customers to use step verification, and now it also protects all the data you store and keeps it up to date with iCloud.
We believe that before you share your personal information with us, let you know in advance what will happen to your personal information and ask for your permission.
If you change your mind later, it will be easy for us to stop sharing with us.
Each Apple product is designed around these principles.
When we ask to use your data, it will provide you with a better user experience.
Our business model is very simple: the products we sell are very good.
We will not build up profiles based on your email content or web browsing habits and sell them to advertisers.
We will not "monetize" the information you store on your iPhone or iCloud ".
We will not read your email or message in order to market information to you.
Our software and services are designed to make our devices better.
Simple and clear.
Only a small part of our business is for advertisers, that is, iAd.
We set up an advertising network because some app developers rely on this business model and we want to support them as well as the free iTunes Radio service.
IAd insists on the same privacy policy that applies to all other Apple products.
It does not get data from health and home suite, Maps, Siri, iMessage, your call record or any iCloud service such as contacts or mail, you can select it completely
Cook also pointed out that Apple has never worked with government agencies in any country to create a back door in any of its products or services and never allowed access to the service (
And "never ").
The NFC feature of the new iPhone model only supports Apple Pay, which is the company's new payment mechanism for users to Pay for goods and services in the physical world (
And online).
Nevertheless, the company already has 220,000 retail outlets on board.
If you want to know the comparison between the phone and the Android phone, here is a comparison with the Samsung Galaxy s5.
Oh, don't forget, if you have an iPhone, you can use it when the Apple Watch comes out.
Are you going to buy a new iPhone?
If so, which one? Using iOS 8?
How do you feel so far?
Let us know in the comments.