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Apple Store down, all ready for the new iDevice

A few hours before the event presentation set by the house of Cupertino, the Apple Store is down in all major markets. The pre-keynote script, again, is repeated with the inevitable changes to the official store that herald the arrival of new products set to take the stage in the late afternoon today, iPhone and iPad Pro SE 9.7 "the most reliable models .


In the message that appears when you click on the icon of the Store, Apple is defined eager to show the public what it has available in his store and the reference is of course to new iDevice.

As I have had occasion to explain in the previous study, in addition to the new iPhone SE with screen sizes 4 ", which should meet the needs of the public that continues to appreciate the iPhone with a compact form factor, and the new iPad Pro 9.7", intended to support not replace the current iPad Air 2, the news may extend up to also include the wearable proposal. Not necessarily a new Apple Watch hardware upgraded, but also different straps for the current model. Expected a renewal even on the software front with iOS 9.3, OS 2.2 watch, TVOS 9.3 and Mac OS X 10.11.4.

It will be interesting to evaluate the timing under which Apple plans to distribute the new terminals, to determine whether, as on other occasions, the US market and other major European markets will have a fast track than the Italian. For this and all other details dedicated to the event, the event is scheduled for 18:00 today (March 21). Shortly after the Apple Store will be back online with updated portfolio inclusive of prices and technical characteristics of the new models.

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