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Steve Wozniak, the man who founded Apple alongside Steve Jobs, has claimed that the Apple Watch does not fit into the original spirit of the company, claiming it’s a status symbol rather than a product designed to make life better.

Telugu boothu Kathalu Speaking on Reddit during an Ask Me Anything session, Wozniak wrote, “I mean I love my Apple Watch, but - it's taken us into a jewelry [sic] market where you're going to buy a watch between $500 or $1100 based on how important you think you are as a person.

“The only difference is the band in all those watches. Twenty watches from $500 to $1100. The band's the only difference? Well this isn't the company that Apple was originally, or the company that really changed the world a lot.”
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Wozniak’s comments come less than a week before Apple is due to announce a string of new bands for its Apple Watch. Plans for a sequel to last year’s smartwatch are apparently on hold, although rumours abound about a device with a better battery life and camera.

Apple has not revealed sales figures for the Apple Watch, leaving some to claim the device has struggled to capture the imagination. Anecdotal reports suggest Apple saw sales nosedive after a successful month after launch in April 2015.Telugu boothu Kathalu

Telugu boothu Kathalu Wozniak also used his Reddit AMA session to praise Tim Cook for making ‘good products’ and not focusing on selling ads via a social network.

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Periscope, Twitter’s live streaming service, is set to be among the first apps to make the jump from iPhone and iPad to the new Apple TV.

Apple is believed to be readying a revamped version of its set top box, which will offer third-party apps for the first time. According to sources speaking with TechCrunch, Periscope will be one of these at launch.

The exact details of how Periscope will work on the big screen are not yet clear. But it doesn’t take a tech genius to work out that streaming live clips from an iPhone to an Apple TV will be relatively straightforward and hugely appealing to existing users.

Twitter, Facebook and other social apps are likely to make the move from the App Store on your phone to the one on your telly.

Likewise, games are set to be a big deal, with the new box’s remote control offering motion sensitivity and the potential to act as a gaming controller.

Apple will also reveal its new iPhone 6S, iPhone 6S Plus and updated iPad range alongside the Apple TV at a special event in San Francisco this evening.

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Facebook has confirmed it's working on its own virtual assistant service, aimed at taking on the likes of Apple’s Siri and Google Now.

The tool, which is purportedly simply called 'M', forms part of the social network’s Messenger app. Unlike Siri, Microsoft Cortana or Google Now, it doesn’t take voice commands, but answers queries via text.

Facebook says it uses artificial intelligence that’s supervised by humans, with text input meaning it should be more accurate than its rivals.

What makes Facebook's assistant service particularly interesting is the fact that it can carry out tasks for users as well as answering queries.

According to Facebook’s David Marcus, who revealed the news, 'M' can "purchase items, get gifts delivered to your loved ones, book restaurants, [make] travel arrangements, appointments and way more".

For those with privacy concerns, 'M' will only use data from the Messenger app, not from your regular page.

At the moment, the service is only being trialled by select users in the San Francisco Bay Area. But expect that to change if Facebook sees an opportunity to roll it out and take a slice out of the competition.

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Apple has been forced to deny a story that it is working on a tool to help iPhone users switch to Android devices.

The Cupertino company issued a rebuttal to the claims, stating that there is "no truth to this rumor [sic]. We are entirely focused on switching users from Android to iPhone, and that is going great".

The Telegraph reported that Apple was working on the app as a result of pressure from European mobile networks concerned about slowing sales of Android handsets.

The app reportedly would have helped users move music, movies, contacts and apps across to their new device.

Apple, however, already has an app, called ‘Move to iOS’, which does exactly that for users looking to switch from Android.

And having made a huge play of their success in convincing Google users to change devices, this rumour always seemed unlikely.

Apple claimed last October that 30% of new iPhone owners had switched from Android.

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HTC looks set to partner with Google on two new Nexus phones this year, reports suggest.

A tip from a user of Chinese social networking service Weibo claimed the Taiwanese phone-maker has been enlisted to make a 5–inch model and another, larger 5.5–inch device.

HTC made last year’s well received Nexus 9 tablet for Google, but has since struggled to make a similar impact in the smartphone market.

Its One M9 flagship failed to sell in large numbers, with punters instead opting for iPhones and Samsung's high-end Galaxy handsets.

Last year, HTC said it would stop issuing profit forecasts, in an effort to shore up its fluctuating share price.

The two new Nexus phones could go some way to giving HTC some financial breathing space, although the company said at the start of 2016 that it would be moving its focus to Virtual Reality

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The iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus are now up for pre-order on Tesco Mobile. And pretty competitively priced they are too.

The 16GB edition of the 6S is up for grabs free from £42 per month, with monthly allowances of 5,000 texts, 5,000 minutes and 3GB of data.

If you want the iPhone 6S Plus, that can be yours from £46 per month with no upfront charge. Allowances here are 3GB of data per month and the same 5,000 texts and 5,000 minutes allocation.

Free handset deals for the iPhone 6S have been pretty hard to come in the UK in this pre-order period. So it’s fair to say that Tesco Mobile's pricing is an fairly aggressive gambit and makes its contracts well worth a look.

On the downside, Tesco Mobile’s service is pretty frills-free. That means you don’t get the kind of sweeteners and jazzy whizzbangs you get with, say, O2’s Priority tickets and high-street discounts scheme. Or even the cheap movie rentals included with EE Film Club.

But you do get free ClubCard points when you pay your monthly mobile phone bill. So if you do your shopping at Tesco anyway, you could be quids-in.

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The iPhone 6S will cost mere mortals like you and I at least £539 when it goes on sale on September 25th, but how much does it cost Apple to make?

The Bank of America Merrill Lynch has taken a look at all the parts that make up the new handset and reckons that it comes in at about $234 in parts (that’s around £150).

The most expensive elements are the iPhone 6S’s semiconductor pieces which set the company back $127 in total (£83) - these include things like sensors and processors - while the screen, camera and battery add up to $73 (£48) and the remaining bits and pieces like the shell of the handset itself add a further $33 (£22).

Then, of course, you have to factor in Apple’s manufacturing, distribution and marketing costs.

Snazzy launch shows like last Wednesday’s don’t come cheap and neither do huge marketing campaigns, so Apple isn’t raking in a cool £389 every time someone buys an iPhone 6S.

It’s not doing badly though, let’s face it.

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Apple has broken its silence on the subject of the ‘undeleteables’ - apps that come pre-installed on iPhones and iPads, and are impossible to remove.

We’re talking about things like Stocks, which anecdotal evidence would suggest that literally no one uses, the Watch app which is only any use to you if you are one of the eight people in the world who owns an Apple Watch, and iBooks which is the digital equivalent of a dusty, cobweb-strewn library shelf.

Some of the undeletable apps are useful, of course - Notes, Mail, Maps and Passbook all have their roles to play if you haven’t already replaced them with better third-party apps that do the same things - but Tips? Has anyone ever actually used Tips?

Tim Cook has finally conceded that Apple is at least thinking about maybe letting you delete some of them.

He told Buzzfeed: “This is a more complex issue than it first appears.

“There are some apps that are linked to something else on the iPhone. If they were to be removed they might cause issues elsewhere on the phone. There are other apps that aren’t like that.

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Samsung has revealed its quarterly results. And they suggest that like its key rival Apple, it will face struggles in the smartphone sector throughout 2016.

Profits from its mobile business slid by 7.3% between October and December 2015, with smartphone sales also in decline. The company did not reveal exact figures.

However, it did say that it expected smartphone shipments to be boosted year–on–year during the first three months of 2016. This is down to the launch of new products, including a range of updated Galaxy A Series handsets.

The company admitted it expected things to be tough in 2016 in general, though, and forecasted "single-digit percentage growth in both the smartphone and tablet categories, amid softening demand and intensifying competition".

Despite this, it made the bullish assertion that it "aims to reinforce its market leadership and drive growth with differentiated and innovative products".

These results, however, suggest that a wider malaise is setting in across the smartphone sector.

That's evident in Apple this week predicting its first-ever decline in iPhone sales, as well as the advent of the 'handset fatigue' trend that's making consumers less willing to pay out for incrementally better phones.

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If true, this would mean Apple's line-up come September would be the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, and iPhone 5SE (as this latter model would replace the 5S).

The 5SE would also have more storage than the 5S, coming in 16GB and 64GB variants. The 5S currently comes in 16GB and 32GB models.

Of course none of this is official from Apple yet, so could be untrue or subject to change. But it seems to square up so far.

Meanwhile, an image of what purports to be the iPhone 5SE has emerged over on the One More Thing forums (see the image at the top of this story). Expect plenty more of these before launch.

Apple is rumoured to be set to launch the new device during the week of March 14th. That's seven weeks' time.

Excited about the next-gen budget iPhone? Us too. Here's our five point guide to why it'll breathe new life into the iPhone 5S: 5 reasons to be excited about the iPhone 5SE.

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We've heard plenty of rumours concerning the iPhone 6C over the years, but here's the first video that purports to show it off.

The 6C is said to be Apple's follow-up to the iPhone 5C, and with a 4-inch screen, is smaller than the iPhone 6, 6S, 6 Plus and 6S Plus.

That should make it more affordable. So that's good news.

The video shows what's purported to be a prototype of the handset being fondled for about 40 seconds. According to M.I.C. Gadget, who posted it, it comes from within the bowels of Foxconn, the Chinese firm that manufactures the iPhone.

If the video is legit – and that's a big 'if' – the 6C will look identical to the iPhone 6S. So anyone hoping for a more colourful look similar to the 5C will be disappointed.

Its 4-inch screen will be the same size as the iPhone 5S's.

Inside is said to be an A8 chip and 8GB of RAM. It'll sport the same 8-megapixel camera, Touch ID button and NFC tech for contactless payments as the iPhone 6S.

The 6C has been rumoured for years, though in recent months, the rumour mill has gone into overdrive.

According to internet hearsay, Apple will announce the device at an event in March. We'll bring you any more news as we get it.

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