Apple for the day

John Kell has a Time article about Apple:

Strong sales of Apple’s latest iPhones are reportedly leading some suppliers to push back on the tech giant’s plans to mass-produce a larger-screen tablet early next year.
Apple’s suppliers had originally planned to produce the larger iPad beginning in December of 2014, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter. But the newspaper said it would be challenging for display makers to both meet the demand for the new 5.5-inch iPhone 6 Plus and also spend a few months ramping up production for a new larger screen iPad, which would also be a new display size that Apple hasn’t produced before.
The speculation about the timing of the new iPad comes just a day after Apple issued media invitations for a “special event” it intends to host on 16 October 2014 in Cupertino, California. At that event, which will be a little over a month after the company’s last product launch, Apple is expected to unveil new iPads and updates to its iMacs. Some are reporting that Apple could also reveal a gold iPad.
The potential delay in the timeline of new iPad production comes as Apple has reported record-breaking early sales of its newest iPhones. The company sold over ten million of the devices just three days after the launch in September of 2014, and is still rolling out launches to many foreign markets throughout the rest of 2014. Both of the new iPhone 6 models use larger screens than prior versions of the popular smartphone.
(This article originally appeared on Fortune.com.)

Rico says the ladyfriend arranged for him to be one of those ten million; his new iPhone 6 (not the Plus) should arrive soon...

Matt Vella has a Time article about the new not-i-Watch:

After months of frenzied speculation, Apple CEO Tim Cook introduced what the company hopes will be the next must-have device: a wearable computer called the Apple Watch.
Apple is positioning the device as “the most personal device we’ve ever made”, according to Cook. “We love to make technology more personal and allow our users to do things they never imagined,” he added. The device will start at $349 and be available in early 2015.

Rico says he'll probably get one, some day... (And, until Apple introduces the iDildo, it will remain the most personal device they've ever made...