The presentation of new iPhones is one of the most important days of the year for many fans of the company with a bitten apple in the logo. You probably won't be surprised that many analysts have been trying to reveal the exact date of the show long in advance with the help of data from previous years, which can reveal a lot. And just one very likely date has already been deciphered.
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CNET's Lynn Lac took a look at iPhone launch dates in recent years and noticed something rather interesting. Indeed, during the last six years Apple He did not announce iPhones on any other day than Tuesday or Wednesday. The announcement was usually made by the end of the second week of September at the latest. Thanks to these things, we have a little more clarity when looking at the calendar. Indeed, if Apple stuck to this strategy, we could expect new iPhones either on Tuesday, September 4, on Wednesday, September 5, on Tuesday, September 11, or on Wednesday, September 12.
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První dva termíny nám však vypadnou díky tomu, že na pondělí 3. září připadá americká obdoba Svátku práce (Labor Day), jelikož platí i to, že nové iPhony přichází zpravidla následující týden po tomto svátku. Zbývají nám tak termíny 11. září a 12. září. První z nich je však vzhledem k událostem z roku 2001 velmi nepravděpodobný. Nedá se totiž očekávat, že by Amerika zahalená do smutku s nadšením sledovala příchod nových iPhonů. Jako nejpravděpodobnější termín se tedy jeví středa 12. září jako den, kdy proběhne v Divadle Steva Jobse slavná keynote.
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So, do you think picking a date based on previous information makes sense? Or perhaps us this year Apple will a completely new system of date selection surprise, with which it will deny existing customs?
I'm already disappointed. 5G internet is to come to the Czech Republic next year, and not a single device will be able to do that this year. :((
Somehow I don't know what to expect from 5G (apart from labor pains). The current speed is now completely sufficient for mobile internet consumption, and for fast internet I have optics at work and xDSL at home.
With local operators, you will use up FUP on 5G in 60 seconds. A really good reason to be disappointed with iPhones that haven't been introduced yet.
I'm not interested in the new iPhones at all, I am maxextremely satisfied with iPhone 8 Plus. I'm more interested in when it comes Apple Pay to Slovakia…
I feel the same way...ApplePay I would welcome it. It is already very late.
... and yet it's such nonsense, that AP, isn't it? I really don't see why so many people make something out of it that will change their lives from the ground up.
Just because I'm using Google right now Pay and it is much more convenient than paying by card. But I don't want to carry two phones and I'm early Apple positive :) But according to the information that was on žive.sk, SK banka already s Apple they are negotiating, but there are strict measures regarding information, so I guess that information will be filled in and we will see it soon... I would bet on the launch of AP in Austria, the Czech Republic and Slovakia in one wave :)
There is no need to carry cards. I already happily pay with the Irish boon here and it's addictive. Faster, more reliable (Tatra and Vúb will not switch to payless about every 5th attempt and the card must be inserted into the terminal and there is no €20 limit for entering the PIN code).
I'm predicting a common wave for Austria and Germany this year :-) Despite the media reports, in a month I think the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic won't be until 2019 at the earliest :-) And that's still waiting for their own bank to implement it. See minilittle support for Google banks Pay here half a year after launch.
Later than in the Czech Republic😂😂😂
As far as Apple Pay on SK. I don't understand why you deal with it like that. Anyone who wants to can use it a long time ago, it is possible for countries paying in euros apple pay today it is already common to activate with alternative banks and you have no conversion fee there. We in the Czech Republic are much worse off. You only need to add the card to apple pay change the region and then change it back and you're up and running happily.
What is it for? Apple Pay good? I always have a wallet with documents with me, i.e. OP, and I also have an activated "Šalinkart" on my card - that is, a tram ticket. I just take my wallet out of my pants pocket and put it next to the terminal. I would do the same with a mobile phone, I'll take it out and attach it. So what's the difference?