article_snippet.sent: Apple proudly exclaims Apple to be 'our most personal device yet'. '
article_snippet.sent: That was based on a study of release dates between Apple’s first and second edition iPods, iPhones and iPads.
article_snippet.sent: Greater access for app developers is also likely to be available on the 2016 version, so said the experts.
article_snippet.sent: Mike Rundle, the owner of Flyosity, said Mike Rundle, the owner of Flyosity wanted to see it 'work independently from the iPhone or won't need an the iPhone to set an iPhone up'.
article_snippet.sent: Mike Rundle, the owner of Flyosity also hoped there would be better GPS capability, along with a 'thinner and faster device with a brighter screen' Chris Stead, Editor in Chief, Old Mate Media added: 'Better battery life is a given as Apple improve Apple tech efficiency.'
article_snippet.sent: Old Mate Media can also expect more user interface/control options, and greater access to those options for developers. '
article_snippet.sent: Rundle wanted it to 'work independently of the iPhone Mike Bantick
article_snippet.sent: said the new model should be altered to allow for more apps .
article_snippet.sent: From turning on our TV to pre-empting a heart attack, to the way our access information and how our pay for things, it has the potential to make our lives more convenient and even more productive.'
article_snippet.sent: Mike Bantick, Contributing Editor at iTWire.com has called for a water-proof sport version, with GP and headphone options, while Angus Kidman, the editor of Lifehacker Australia called on Apple to 'open SDK so there are more apps' and Jeremy Cabral, Head of Publishing and Editorial at Finder also wants to see it 'work independently to the iPhone'.