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Mayīy May, the Apple Watch was still an online-only purchase and launching in additional countries, but there were a few new Apple products in stores before WWDC.

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iOS 8.3 and OS X 10.10.3 shipped with a new Emoji character picker with multiple skin tones, and the Mac update included Photos for all users after the pre-release period.

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A single USB-C port wasn’t the end of the world after all.Īpple’s video production apps - Final Cut Pro X, Motion, and Compressor - got their big annual updates. Remember when Apple had only said $349 and up, and stainless steel was rumored to be priced at dramatically high prices? How’d you feel when you heard Apple Watch Edition would range $10,000-$17,000? Apple’s radical new MacBook also shipped in silver, space gray, and gold, and mine’s still holding up well.

USB-C Charge Cable, 29W USB-C Power Adapter, USB-C to USB Adapter, USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter, USB-C VGA Multiport AdapterĪfter two media events and more than six months of being hyped, Apple Watch finally launched in April, but orders were limited to online-only at first and several models wouldn’t ship for several weeks after others.

Apple Watch Magnetic Charging Cable (0.3, 1, 2m).Apple Watch Sport, Apple Watch, Apple Watch Edition.

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iOS 8.2 launched to include the Apple Watch app a month before the device became available, and iOS 8.3 Public Beta became the first version of the iPhone and iPad software to be tested outside of the developer program. Apple also refreshed the 13″ MacBook Pro with a Force Touch trackpad, and upgraded the MacBook Air internals. In March, Apple held its ‘Spring Forward’ event where it announced ResearchKit, officially revealed the 12″ MacBook, shared Apple Watch launch details, and dropped the Apple TV 3 to $69.

iOS 8.2 with Apple Watch app, Health improvements.

Refreshed MacBook Pro 13 with Force Touch.

Apple has treated the rumors exactly the same, not officially saying anything but letting the interest satisfy people who ask “what’s next?” March Referenced internally as Project Titan, knowing that Apple is working on a Tesla-like electric vehicle became as mainstream as knowing that Apple was working on wearables for the Apple Watch was unveiled. Previously only demoed briefly on stage at WWDC and promised for “early next year,” Apple released the iPhoto-replacement app Photos with iCloud Photo Library in beta with the pre-release version of OS X 10.10.3. The second month is most memorable for the start of Apple Car rumors.

OS X 10.10.3 Pre-Release, first hands-on with Photos.

We also got an early look at the Apple Watch app plus rumored launch details including battery targets ahead of time. Toward the end of the month, Apple released iOS 8.1.3, which was notable for requiring less space to update, addressing a common complaint from 8 and 16GB devices.

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So many, in fact, that it’s probably difficult to recall every single new hardware and software product without referencing the history books.Īt the start of the month, Apple released the SIM-free iPhone 6 and 6 Plus for the first time in the US. Then the year really kicked off with a polarizing new MacBook, equipped with only a single USB-C port, unveiled courtesy of Mark Gurman’s reporting a couple of months before being officially announced.

Perhaps that was a promise better made a year later as most new products in 2014 were once again kept for the fall, but 2015 has been one where Apple has truly released new products all across the year. Tim Cook teased Apple’s product pipeline to investors back in October 2013 by saying the company would enter new categories with releases that fall and “across 2014.” This set the expectation that the next year would include new releases in each quarter rather than staying mostly quiet until WWDC in June, then saving new iPhones, iPads, and Macs for the fall.