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In The Know: iPhone 6s, iPad Pro, Apple TV and More
September 15, 2015

Apple Watch: New Models, New Bands, WatchOS 2
After promising some “monsters announcements”, Apple Inc. CEO, Tim Cook, wasted no time and went straight to the juicy stuff– starting with the Apple Watch. With just a few months in the market and 97% customer satisfaction, Cook says, the Apple Watch has proven to help its users “live a better day” with its functionality and simplicity.iPad Pro: The Future of Personal Computing
Once again, Cook set the mood before presenting the iPad Pro, saying these would be the “biggest news in iPad since the iPad”– and he did not disappoint. The iPad Pro (available in November with a price range of $799-$1079) is heavily geared towards productivity and meant to transform the way we work. The iPad Pro is bigger, better, faster, and louder.Apple TV: New User Experience, New Remote, tvOS
The new Apple TV will be available in October with prices ranging from $149 for a 32GB to $199 for a 64GB – that’s twice as expensive as the previous model. But the hefty price might be worth it for Apple TV fans and new-comers. The new Apple TV got a complete revamp.iPhone 6s: Same Prices, New Colors, 3D Touch
From the outside, the iPhone 6s looks awfully similar to the iPhone 6, which was expected. The iPhone 6s does come in rose gold, and a lot of folks are loving this addition.
Exclusive video from the #AppleEvent shows that hot new iPhone 6S in all its rose gold glory http://t.co/EM7Lhfq5WH https://t.co/3skiLDH0Ha
— Mashable (@mashable) September 9, 2015
But it is what’s inside that has got people talking. Apple introduced the next generation of multi-touch technology. 3D Touch recognizes pressure and allows new types of gestures, for quick and easy access to the things you do frequently.
3D TOUCH 👉 Press lightly to “peek” and preview content. Press harder to open content. pic.twitter.com/9OD59fvMMk — Nicole Nguyen (@itsnicolenguyen) September 9, 2015
Another cool feature is Live Photos, which turns photos into mini videos without any extra effort from the photographer.
Of course, there is the iOS upgrade. Aside from smarter, faster performance and increased security, iOS 9 comes with great upgrades on its built-in apps. The Notes app now lets you add photos, maps, links, and even draw a sketch on a note. And the Maps app has finally caught up with its competition, Google Maps, allowing users to see and easily use public transportation.
The iOS 9 upgrade will be available for iPhone and iPad on September 16.
Pre-orders for the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus start September 12 and will be available in stores on September 25.
The prices will remain the same as that of the previous models and Apple is providing a more flexible payment option for those users that cannot wait to get their hands on the newest iPhones. The iPhone upgrade program lets you upgrade to the latest iPhone every year for a fee that starts at $32 a month.