Good morning, we are starting a new compilation of news that has happened during the week that has passed in Soy de Mac. This last week has been an atypical week and it is the week before a presentation of Apple products. This has caused that in Soy de Mac let's talk about many more products than we are normally used to, all so that even if you go to read from Mac you can be up to date with the latest leaks corresponding to that presentation.
Tomorrow at 18 pm in the peninsula we will be able to attend the Keynote in which we are expected to see the new iPad and the new four-inch iPhones. We hope that Apple does not disappoint fans again as it did with the launch of the iPhone 5c, an iPhone that despite its sales had to be withdrawn from the market long before other models have been able to survive.
We begin the compilation of The best of the week with the news that talks about the statements made by the president of the United States about Apple. Barack Obama, has spoken with 'Texas Tribune' editor Evan Smith at the South by Southwest (SXSW), where he indirectly addressed the dispute of Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), with the FBI. Although Obama said he could not specifically comment on the ongoing encryption battle between the two, but spoke on broader issues of privacy and security. Obama cautioned against taking an "absolutist" view on encryption and said that American citizens must make concessions for balance privacy with security.
If the majority of Apple fans dream of visiting the central Apple Store in Cupertino at 1 Infinite Loop or the one on Fifth Avenue, now they will have a new destination in China since Apple has opened the largest and most impressive Apple Store in the world. The Apple Store opened its doors yesterday and is located in Dalian, a port city in the southeast of Liaoning province. This new store is located in Olympia 66 Mall, located on Wusi Road in Xigang District.
Let's continue the compilation talking about him problem that occurred this week with the algorithm of the Apple Store. In response to a series of complaints from some third-party app developers this past weekend about problems in the App StorePhil Schiller, Apple's Senior Vice President of Worldwide Marketing, acknowledged that Apple is aware of the problem and has confirmed that the company is working on a solution. Schiller a few months ago took over responsibility for Apple's content and media from SVP. Then we leave you the tweet where he has given his face on the subject that we expose later, that affected Spain.
This week has also been beta launch week and we already have between us OS X 7 beta 10.11.4 . Now this beta is already available in the developer version and also in its public beta version, so all those who want to install it on the Mac and do not have a developer account can also do it from the web for beta testers. The new beta comes with build 15E64a and it offers us few important changes or to highlight with respect to the beta 6 launched a week ago.
When today we do not have much information related to the Apple Car or what it is finally called, the rumors related to this project go seasonally. Since the first rumor about the future Apple car appeared in the middle of last year, we have heard little else about it. Early in the year rumors related to the project returned since apparently the main person in charge of it had resigned, either due to problems with Jonathan Ive or because he did not quite see the project clearly. Well now there are rumors that the Future Apple Car could be around $ 75.000.
Apple is working to harden iCloud encryption in the middle of his battle with the FBI. As it is, the Cupertino company has access to the data from the backups in iCloud, and can deliver it in cases such as the iPhone 5C used by the San Bernardino terrorist, but now you want to change that. According to a report by 'The Wall Street Journal', Apple wants to make a iCloud encryption so strong that not even they are able to decode, much like the encryption used to protect data stored locally on an iOS device.
And we end the compilation with the news that talks about what Apple signs an agreement with Google to use its cloud platform. Cloud services are increasingly necessary in our daily needs where local storage capacities they can come up short and more taking into account that practically most of the minimally populated areas already have access to the network, either by cable or by mobile technology. For this reason Apple has just signed an agreement with Google where its storage infrastructure in the cloud called "Google Cloud Platform" It will provide some support to the Apple cloud (iCloud) and other services attached to it, according to a report by Business Insider.
