- Ralph Lauren Introduces 'Polo Tech' Shirt That Delivers Workout Data to iPhone [Video]
Ralph Lauren unveiled a new ‘Polo Tech’ shirt at the US Open. The polo features sensors knitted into the shirt that can read biological and physiological information.
Ralph Lauren is dressing several ball boys in the Polo Tech Shirt during select matches at the Billie Jean National Tennis Center. Marcos Giron, the No. 1 singles player in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association, is playing in his first Grand Slam in Flushing, and he will wear the Polo Tech shirt during his practices. He will track his biometrics and making adjustments in real time to his play, form and breathing.
“Ralph Lauren continues to be at the cutting edge of fashion and culture,” said David Lauren, Senior Vice President of Advertising, Marketing and Public Relations. “Our goal is to create and reflect the ultimate lifestyle, and we believe that a healthy and active life is an essential part of that. Ralph Lauren is excited to help lead the industry in wearable technology in this ever-evolving, modern world.”
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Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Plus, Newsletter, App Store, YouTube - Apple Reportedly Reaches Agreement With American Express for iPhone Payments System
Apple has reached an agreement with American Express for its iPhone payments system, according to Re/code.
Apple has reached an agreement with American Express to work together on its new iPhone payments system, according to sources familiar with the talks. American Express is one of several partners Apple will need to sign up before it can launch its new payments plan, which sources say it plans to announce at its September 9 product event.
The payment system will reportedly allow iPhone 6 owners to present their phone instead of a credit card or cash to pay for goods. Numerous reports have indicated that the iPhone 6 will finally support NFC and have a secure enclave for storing credit card information, making the payment system possible.
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Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Plus, Newsletter, App Store, YouTube - Apple Campus 2 Construction Filmed With GoPro Drone [Video]
Check out this video from jmcminn that takes a closer look at Apple’s new campus construction via a GoPro drone. The footage was shot using a DJI Phantom 2 and a GoPro Hero 3+ Black edition.
The project has made significant progress since the last photo posted earlier this month.
Rick Kitson, a spokesman for the City of Cupertino, says Apple is exceeding any local or state standard with this recycling efforts — reusing HP recyclables such as concrete, trees and more. Apple has even setup its own onsite concrete crushing system.
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Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Plus, Newsletter, App Store, YouTube - Video Shows How Easy it is to Steal ATM Pin Codes with an iPhone [Watch]
Stealing ATM Pins and passcode could get easier for thieves, thanks to infrared technology. As Mark Rober points out in his video below, thieves can simply purchase a thermal imaging (infrared) attachment and with their iPhone, steal any code input from a keypad which was previously used for entry.
The infrared camera shows a thermal signature left by your fingers when you type codes at ATM keypads, door entries and more. All a thief has to do is scan their camera right after you enter the code to see which keys have recently been used. Since the heat signature fades with time, you can even see the order which the keys were pressed. The ‘hotter’ keys were likely pressed last while the ‘dimmer’ keys were likely pressed first.
A study at UC San Diego shows that it is possible to guess the correct code 80% of the time if the image was taken immediately after. If the image was taken 1 minute later, there still was a 50/50 change of guessing the correct code.
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Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Plus, Newsletter, App Store, YouTube - Apple is Reportedly Considering a Price of $400 for the iWatch
According to a new report form Recode, Apple has considered pricing the iWatch at $400, with cheaper models planned.
Apple executives have discussed charging around $400 for the company’s new wearable device. Pricing has yet to be finalized for the forthcoming product, which is expected to begin shipping next year. Sources say consumers should expect a range of prices for different models including lower priced versions.
The report does note that it is still unclear whether or not Apple will announce a price for the product on September 9. Recent reports indicated that the watch would not ship until 2015. Just like the original iPhone, the product may not ship until months later in an effort to keep the device a secret before its reveal.
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Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Plus, Newsletter, App Store, YouTube - More Evidence Points Towards 4.7-inch iPhone 6 with 1334 x 750 Resolution Display
Yesterday, a video of an alleged 4.7-inch iPhone 6 that booted up and was assembled from leaked parts surfaced. The video showed the alleged iPhone 6 booting up to the Connect to iTunes recovery display screen as well as iTunes recognizing the device. After further examination of the display, developer Steven Troughton-Smith notes that 4.7-inch iPhone 6 shown in the video is most likely equipped with a 1334 x 750 display.
A 1334 x 750 display on the 4.7-inch iPhone 6 would results in 326 PPI (pixels per inch) — the same amount as current iPhones with retina displays. This finding corroborates Daring Fireball’s John Gruber assessment that the 4.7-inch model would pack a 1334?×?750 display while the 5.5-inch model would feature a 2208?×?1242 resolution display with 461 PPI.
MacRumors did an analysis of the the Connect to iTunes screen and found that a 1334 x 750 resolution display was likely.
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Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Plus, Newsletter, App Store, YouTube - T-Mobile to Hold Uncarrier 7 Event on September 10
T-Mobile has announced that it will hold its Uncarrier 7 event on September 10, just one day after Apple’s own press event. T-Mobile sent out invitations with the tagline “This Time It’s Personal” to select members of the press. Interestingly enough, T-Mobile will not be holding the event at a theater or conference center in Las Vegas, instead it will use its own company store in San Francisco.
John Legere and the T-Mobile team invite you to join us in San Francisco on Wednesday, September 10 at the T-Mobile store at the corner of Market and 3rd street (669 Market Street). Doors open at 12:30 pm pacific, and we’ll kick off at 1pm pacific.
The event will start at 1PM PDT /4PM EDT, with doors opening 30 minutes beforehand. T-Mobile has used these events to shake-up the wireless industry. The Carrier has already introduced the ability to upgrade your device whenever, announced simplified plans, removed international roaming fees, agreed to pay customers’ ETFs if they switched, announced an iPhone 5s test drive program, rolled out a streaming music service for customers, and finally bringing an improved network with VoLTE and wideband LTE.
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Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Plus, Newsletter, App Store, YouTube - Snapchat Updates 'Our Story' Feature to Cover More Live Events
Snapchat has released an update to their iPhone app that expands the ‘Our Story’ feature to cover more live events.
When we launched Our Story at Electric Daisy Carnival we had our fingers crossed – we hoped the Snapchat community would contribute their unique point of view. We were absolutely blown away when Snapchatters contributed over 350 hours of Snaps to Our Story during EDC, Rio, Outside Lands, and Lollapalooza. It was so much fun experiencing our favorite events with all of you!
You’ll notice today that there’s a new “Live” section beneath your Recent Updates. That’s where you’ll be able to experience Stories contributed by the Snapchat community at all sorts of events. It’s a great way to check out what’s happening around the world.
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Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Plus, Newsletter, App Store, YouTube - Alleged iPhone 6 Logic Board Reveals New Category 4 LTE Modem [Photo]
An iPhone 6 logic board complete with chips was leaked today and one by one the components are being identified. Despite some of the text being blurred, MacRumors has identified the modem which will likely be used for the 4.7-inch iPhone 6.
While photos posted to reveal the existence of an NFC chip from NXP has seen identifying marks on many of the other components blurred, a portion of the text printed on the LTE modem is visible, confirming the board does indeed contain Qualcomm’s MDM9625M as had been previously rumored.
The Qualcomm MDM9625M modem is a Category 4 LTE modem which means that it will support speeds of up to 150 Mbps. The modem in the iPhone 5s is a Category 3 modem which only supports speeds of up to 100 Mbps.
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Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Plus, Newsletter, App Store, YouTube - 16GB of Flash Storage Spotted on Alleged iPhone 6 Logic Board
A 16GB flash storage module has been spotted on the recently leaked logic board for the iPhone 6, reports MacRumors.
A new set of photos from Feld & Volk and Sonny Dickson today that revealed the NFC chip present on the logic board of the 4.7-inch iPhone 6 also offers a good look at the flash storage module on this board. Based on the Toshiba part number, as seen on similar modules, the “7” indicates that this is a 16 GB module, suggesting the low-end iPhone 6 will continue to offer that amount of storage.
The discovery is in line with a previously leaked schematic and table that showed part numbers for the phone’s various memory options. Notably, only 16GB, 64GB, and 128GB sizes are were the list, the 32GB variant is strangely is missing.
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Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Plus, Newsletter, App Store, YouTube - Bioshock First Person Shooter Game Released for iOS
Bioshock, a popular first person shooter game, has been released for the iPhone and iPad.
BioShock is the “genetically enhanced” first person shooter where you can turn everything into a weapon: the environment, your body, fire and water, and even your worst enemies.
You are a cast-away in Rapture, an underwater Utopia torn apart by civil war. Caught between powerful forces, and hunted down by genetically modified “splicers” and deadly security systems, you have to come to grips with a deadly, mysterious world filled with powerful technology and fascinating characters. No encounter ever plays out the same, and no two gamers will play the game the same way.
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Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Plus, Newsletter, App Store, YouTube - Purported A8 Chip Reveals iPhone 6 Will Have 1GB of RAM
Today photos of the iPhone 6 logic board featuring an A8 processor surfaced online. Looking closer at the chip it can be determined that Apple’s next generation smartphone will likely have 1GB of RAM.
MacRumors forum member commander.data spotted a part number on the A8 revealsing that the package-on-package contains Hynix RAM.
Based on Hynix’s part number format, the character in the eighth position reveals the amount of RAM in the package, with an “8” denoting 8 Gb (1 GB) and a “B” denoting 16 Gb (2 GB). While it is a bit difficult to read the part number clearly given the distance and angle in the photo, our staff and several posters in our forum agree that the character very much appears to be an “8”, indicating 1 GB of RAM.
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Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Plus, Newsletter, App Store, YouTube - Leaked Video of Assembled iPhone 6 That Powers On! [Watch]
Feld & Volk has apparently managed to assemble an iPhone 6 from leaked parts and get it to power on.
In the video below, we see the purported iPhone 6 showcased then plugged into a USB cable. A small gear appears on the screen and then the Connect to iTunes screen is displayed.
Feld & Volk have been posted images of leaked parts for quite some time. Just earlier today it posted photos of a full logic board with A8 processor which may have made this video possible.
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Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Plus, Newsletter, App Store, YouTube - Leaked iPhone 6 Logic Board Reveals A8 Processor, NXP NFC Chip, and AVAGO Chip! [Photos]
An iPhone 6 logic board with chips in place has been leaked online by Feld & Volk (via Sonny Dickson) revealing an A8 processor, a NFC chip, and more.
The photo below shows us the iPhone 6?s motherboard, along with the chips such as the AVAGO and the Apple A8 chip which is said to be 2GHz dual-core 20nm 64-bit A8 CPU and much faster and smaller than the 1.3GHz 28nm A7 chip.
As rumored the NFC chip is from NXP. Apple is now widely expected to release some type of mobile payments platform which could even extend to its wearable device.
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