Month: July 2015

The third public beta of Apple’s upcoming operating system OS X El Capitan was released to public testers today, one week after the release of El Capitan beta 2. The new operating system was announced at WWDC last June, was first made available to public tests earlier this month.

The release notes didn’t mention any major new features however mostly like a number of bug fixes and performance improvements.  If you are still on public beta 2 and face some issues with bugs and performance, recommend you to get new update via App Store on your Mac anytime. You can check out what upcoming OS X El Capitan looks like on Mac here.

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More or less likely Apple plans to drop next generation iPhone 6c this Fall in favor for iPhone 6. Apple have been selling iPhone 6 very well since a year and it is no reason for them to change it into colorful iPhone 6c. Some sources suggest that iPhone 6c should come out next year with 4-inch display and design like iPhone 6 according to the statement from Timothy Arcuri, an analyst with Cowen and Company.
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T-Mobile recently announced that customers who get a new iPhone 6 this summer, they are allowed to upgrade to the next generation iPhone 6s this Fall. About free Apple iPhone upgrade, T-Mobile introduced JUMP! On Demand few weeks ago, it offers a new iPhone 6 16GB for $15 a month with trade-in granted for next generation iPhone with no out-of-pocket costs.

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