Mobile World Congress has flown by this March, we saw the LG G5 take it’s controversial Modular stance to the field and Samsung’s VR pitch for the Samsung Galaxy S7/edge. Approaching April and in time honored tradition, before the Apple Loop 2 is fully completed, attention turns to Cupertino and Apple’s latest keynote and March event.Without getting caught up into the tug of war and remaining unbiased, whatever your choice Android or Apple, it’s personal to you. Apple usually impress and dazzle when it comes to presentation. Even if you don’t like Apple you can’t help but think if you got strapped into a chair before the event, clockwork orange style- You might just decide to go out and buy the latest iPhone SE and start life all over again with green friendly Apple on a manageable or even charitable sim only plan?
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The Proceedings
Tim Cook introduced the event overshadowed by Apple’s recent ongoing battle with the FBI in regards to the whole San Bernardino compliancy request from the federal agency-when it came to unlocking and creating a back door into one of the perpetrators iPhone to help the investigation. Borrowing from Game of Thrones as you probably know by now “it is known” and common knowledge that Apple denied the Governments formal request. Tim thanked everyone for supporting the company in it’s constitutional and data protective legal endeavor. Reminded the world of Apple’s fortieth birthday on April the 1st and the slow drum roll started. Apple talk about their green friendly and renewable energy ecosystem before introducing the new lineup and iPhone.
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Renewable Future
Focusing on Renewable energy Apple let loose their lips and whispered that their HQ in China and America both currently operate harnessing 100% renewable energy, with plans to run renewable fuel generation in all their stores worldwide. Silver and gold and precious metals from the phone are put back into good use, set into fields of Solar Power shot into orbiting satellite either or recycled into another iPhone and refurbished. All this is made possible by a robotic programmed arm named Liam which lives off the Apple energy core, humanly and efficiently dismantling iPhones 24/7 and although it could be misunderstood as gimmicky the nifty robotic arm is the brainchild of an Apple genius. Kinda cool and worth a mention.