by Postmaster General | Dec 14, 2023 | Apple Inc., Events & Promotions, Holiday, Wearables
All Apple Watch bands in stock are on sale for one low price.
For
DAY 4 of our
12 Days of Savings (Thursday, December 14th),
all Apple Watch bands in stock are $29.99* each.
Apple Watch is the most popular smart watch in the world, so the chances of someone you know owning one are high. And if an Apple Watch owner is on your holiday shopping list? Well, today is the day to check that one off! We’ve got all of our Apple Watch bands in stock, in a variety of colors, styles, and sizes, on sale for one low price. Sharp looking, well crafted, always welcome. Apple Watch bands swap out in mere seconds, making it a snap to accessorize a watch band to match your mood, style, or fashion inclinations. We suggest you shop early for the best selection.
Offer available Thursday, December 14th, 2023 only. Limited to stock on hand. *Apple branded watch bands only. Limited to stock on hand.
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by Postmaster General | Dec 15, 2022 | Apple Inc., Events & Promotions, Holiday, Wearables
All Apple Watch bands in stock are on sale for one low price.
For
DAY 4 of our
12 Days of Savings (Thursday, December 15th),
all Apple Watch bands in stock are $29.99* each.
Got an Apple Watch owner on your holiday shopping list? Today is the day to check that one off! We’ve got all of our Apple Watch bands in stock, in a variety of colors, styles, and sizes, on sale for one low price. Sharp looking, well crafted, always welcome. Shop early for best selection.
Offer available Thursday, December 15th, 2022 only. Limited to stock on hand. *Apple branded watch bands only.
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by Postmaster General | Dec 21, 2020 | Apple Inc., Events & Promotions, Holiday, Wearables
Today only: $100 Off Apple Watch Series 5
For
Day 9 (Monday, December 21st) of our
12 Days of Savings 2020, we’re slashing
$100 off Apple Watch Series 5! Apple Watch
® Series 5 has a display that’s always on, showing the time and important information—no need to raise your wrist. It can get help quickly with international emergency calling and fall detection.
1 Lets you check on your heart with the ECG app.
2 Tracks your workouts and activity. Has cellular, so you can stay connected with just your watch.
3 And comes with a built-in compass, enabling you to navigate with just a glance.
- GPS + Cellular3
- Always-On Retina® display
- 30% larger screen4
- Swimproof5
- ECG app1
- Electrical and optical heart sensors
- Compass and Elevation
- Emergency SOS6
- Fall detection
- S5 SiP with up to 2x faster 64-bit dual-core processor4
- watchOS® 6 with Activity trends, cycle tracking, hearing health innovations, and the App Store on your wrist
- Aluminum or stainless steel case
This offer is available Monday, December 21st, 2020 only (Connecting Point is open from 9 am to 5:30 pm on Mondays). Limit one per customer. Limited to stock on hand. Selection may vary; see a sales associate for available models. Some bands are sold separately. Apple Watch Series 5 requires an iPhone 6s or later with iOS 13 or later. 1 The international emergency calling feature requires an Apple Watch Series 5 (GPS + Cellular) model. For a list of supported countries and regions see apple.com/watchos/feature-availability. 2 The ECG app is available with the latest versions of iOS and watchOS on Apple Watch Series 4 or later. See apple.com/watch for compatibility details. The ECG app is not intended for use by people under 22 years old. 3 Wireless service plan required for cellular service. Apple Watch and iPhone service provider must be the same. Not all service providers support enterprise accounts; check with your employer and service provider. Roaming is not available outside your carrier network coverage area. Contact your service provider for more details. 4 Compared with Apple Watch Series 3. 5 ISO standard 22810:2010. Appropriate for shallow-water activities like swimming. Submersion below shallow depth and high-velocity water activities not recommended. 6 Apple Watch Series 5 (GPS + Cellular) and Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS + Cellular) can use a cellular connection for Emergency SOS. To use Emergency SOS on an Apple Watch without cellular, your iPhone needs to be nearby. If your iPhone isn’t nearby, your Apple Watch needs to be connected to a known Wi-Fi network and you must set up Wi-Fi Calling.
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by Postmaster General | Mar 24, 2016 | Announcements, Apple Inc., iOS Devices, New and Hot, Tech News
At a special event in Cupertino this week, Apple unveiled the 9.7-inch iPad Pro and the 4-inch iPhone SE, while also rolling out free updates to all four of its operating systems. The new iPad and iPhone offer most of the functionality of the current iPad and iPhone models without being so large. On the software side, the updates to iOS 9.3 and tvOS 9.2 add significant features, whereas OS X 10.11.4 and watchOS 2.2 mostly fix bugs.
Many people have found last year’s 12.9-inch iPad Pro with its optional Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard useful as a productivity machine, but for others, it’s too ungainly to hold or too expensive. That was the impetus behind the just-announced 9.7-inch iPad Pro, which meets or exceeds many of the larger model’s specs.
For instance, the smaller model’s screen can display more colors and adjusts its white balance to match the ambient light in the room. Its cameras are notably better — the rear camera is 12 megapixels instead of 8 and has a True Tone flash, while the front camera is 5 megapixels instead of 1.2 and can use the screen as a flash. Plus, the new iPad Pro can record 4K video instead of just 1080p.
On the downside, the 9.7-inch iPad Pro’s A9X chip is somewhat slower, it has half the RAM, and its Lightning port transfers data at only USB 2 speeds. But if the size is right for you, prices start at $599 for 32 GB of storage and go up to $899 for 256 GB. It will be available in April in four colors: silver, gold, space gray, and rose gold. Cases and accessories designed to fit the iPad Air should work with the 9.7-inch iPad Pro.
Speaking of accessories, Apple has a new Smart Keyboard sized for the new iPad Pro, and the Apple Pencil works perfectly with it. There’s also a new Lightning to USB Camera Adapter that’s useful not just for syncing cameras but also for using USB peripherals like Ethernet adapters, audio interfaces, card readers, and microphones.
With the iPhone SE, Apple is trying to meet the needs of customers for whom the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus are too large. The iPhone SE returns to the iPhone 5 form factor, with a 4-inch screen and aluminum case. Otherwise, its specs are nearly identical to those of the iPhone 6s, with comparable performance. It fails to match up to the current iPhone lineup only in the lack of the 3D Touch technology, the Taptic Engine that provides feedback you can feel, and slower wireless networking. It’s either $399 or $499, with 16 GB or 64 GB of storage, and comes in the usual four colors. Cases and stands for the iPhone 5 should work with the iPhone SE.
Apple took the opportunity to release free updates to all its software platforms too. iOS 9.3 was the most significant, providing Wi-Fi calling for Verizon Wireless customers, improving sharing of Live Photos, adding two-factor authentication for all iCloud accounts, and more. The marquee addition is Night Shift, which adjusts the color temperature of your screen at night, reducing the amount of blue light emitted to make it easier to fall asleep.
iOS apps that received welcome updates include Notes, which can now password-protect notes and import from Evernote, and iBooks, which can now sync PDFs to other devices via iCloud. The Podcasts app can show full-screen video again, Wallet works better with reward cards, Maps has enhanced public transit info, and News boasts a better For You section along with a Top Stories category.
For those with a fourth-generation Apple TV, tvOS 9.2 is a big deal, with better scrubbing through video with the Siri Remote, new Home screen folders, a redesigned app switcher to match iOS, Bluetooth keyboard support, text input via dictation, and initial support for both iCloud Photo Library and Live Photos.
OS X 10.11.4 El Capitan and watchOS 2.2 offer mostly bug and security fixes, although OS X’s Notes and iBooks apps received the same improvements as the iOS versions, and sharing of Live Photos works better as well.
All these operating system updates are free, but it’s worth waiting a few days to make sure early adopters don’t suffer any ill effects. As always, if you’re concerned about updating your hardware, come in and talk to us!
AVAILABILITY: iPad Pro 9.7-inch is available to ORDER NOW. (Shipments will begin next month.)
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