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Paczkowski: Yes, the Apple TV you’ve always wanted is finally here

“Apple says the future of TV is apps,” John Paczkowski writes for Buzzfeed. “That may or may not prove true, but after a couple days with the new Apple TV, it’s a compelling argument. Turns out custom-building a TV from a broad palette of apps that includes everything from pay TV channels and games to travel accommodation services and Periscope is a great way to get exactly the TV experience you…

Apple TV isn’t just about TV. It’s about owning the home with HomeKit

It looks like Apple TV is finally going to get an update, most probably at the September rollout of the next iPhone. The story – broken by John Paczkowski of BuzzFeed, who has an excellent track record with Apple product news – claims the new Apple TV will have a refreshed design, faster processor, Siri and an App Store that will let developers create new apps for it. Source: Apple TV isn’t just…

Citing an unnamed source, John Paczkowski of re/code reported today that Apple will be holding an occasion on Thursday, October 16 at the Town Hall Auditorium on the business’s Cupertino campus.

It is commonly anticipated that the business will unveil its next generation iPad Air and potentially iPad mini, though there have practically no rumors or leakages about the latter. The iPad Air 2 will certainly include the speedier A8 processor which powers the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. It will certainly also be equipped with a Touch ID fingerprint sensor, which is presently only found on the iPhone Fives, 6 and 6 Plus. Also like the new iPhones, the next generation iPads are anticipated to be offered in gold.

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In addition to the new iPads, Apple is anticipated to announce a brand-new 27 inch iMac with a 5K resolution Retina display screen. Along with the new desktop, Apple will likely introduce OS X 10.10 Yosemite, which was announced and released to web developers on June 2 and has been in beta screening ever since. It is likewise possible that a brand-new Mac mini will certainly make its debut at the occasion.

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Apple Won't Unveil A New MacBook Air With Retina Display This Week (APPL)

Flickr/Tim TruemanA Macbook Air

Don’t expect to see a refreshed MacBook Air at this week’s Apple Event. Re/code’s John Paczkowski reports that people “familiar with Apple’s plans” have said the company won’t be showing off a new MacBook Air with a Retina display.

Apple’s event, which will be held on Oct. 16, is expected to focus on new iPads and the company’s upcoming Mac operating system: OS X Yosemite. It’s also possible Apple will address the Apple TV, which hasn’t seen a meaningful update since 2010.

Apple has been rumored to be working on a new MacBook Air with a Retina display screen for the past few months, but we have yet to hear any news about when it will launch. 

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Apple Names A New Head Of PR (AAPL)

LinkedInSteve Dowling will lead Apple’s Public Relations division in a departure from the Katie Cotton regime.

Apple has a new head of PR, at least for now.

Steve Dowling is being promoted on an interim basis, according to John Paczkowski at Recode.

Dowling is replacing Katie Cotton, who led Apple communications for 18 years.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has reportedly been looking for someone to make Apple a bit friendlier in terms of press relations. After looking outside of the company, it seems like it decided to go with Dowling, who has been at the company for years.

While the title is interim, Paczkowski notes, it’s likely Apple will stick with Dowling. 

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Sonny Dickson has posted purported images of the next generation 9.7-inch iPad Space Gray casing.

The design of the leaked case supports earlier rumors that the fifth generation iPad will adopt an iPad mini-like design.

AllThingsD recently reported that…