Mark discussing his recent scoops including split-screen apps and the upcoming 12-inch iPad on CNBC today following this week’s exclusives on the Apple Watch’s San Francisco font coming to iOS and OS X, Apple’s plans for a ‘Home’ app to manage HomeKit on iOS, Apple Maps transit and indoor mapping plans, and features coming to iOS 9 and OS X 10.11.
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(Just in case you can’t play the CNBC footage in your region, YouTube capture above.)
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Congrats — good interview. I am glad 9to5Mac is getting more attention because of this.
Congrats on the TV appearance, Mark. Just don’t forget to smile! And blink your eyes every few seconds so we know you’re not a robot! :)
iMark 2.0 is coming next year, I think, just a prototype for now.
I wonder, if Mark were a robot, and we knew but he didn’t, would he want us to tell him?
And, if he were a robot, would he be bound by Asimov’s three laws of robotics:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKkEI7q5tug
I don’t think they aim the two apps simultaneously on screen option merely for Enterprise and Education users. I think they aim for everyone to make use of this feature.
Anyway, awesome to see 9to5 getting airplay time; great exposure!
Why did it feel as if they had a still image of Gurman’s face and then just blended in his mouth talking?