Apple will ship electric cars in 2019

An electric car is something that viewers Apple bite out of Apple fans have long awaited and it will be launched in 2019.

The information swivel rotary electric car "ICAR" Apple is still very small, but representative of the Wall Street Journal said that this giant has decided to speed up ambitious projects. This tram project codenamed Project Titan and Apple said it will be a key project of the group. Wall Street Journal confirms Apple's first car will be sold in 2019 and they also revealed that the first version will not have the drive modes fully automatic but Apple is planning to apply the regime this in future versions.

Apple a également doublé dans le projet personnel de projet Titan jusqu'à 600 personnes, y compris des experts de l'industrie automobile que le nouvel Apple recruté. Tim Cook, CEO d'Apple est également soupçonné d'avoir travaillé avec l'État de la Californie de demander des droits à produire des voitures. Toutefois, Apple ne fait pas «seul un cheval" dans le jeu intelligent de véhicule électrique. Google, rivaux d'Apple sont agressivement développe rover et il sera intéressant de voir les deux grands continué sur la digue sur l'autre dans la cour de récréation de l'automobile.

Samsung and Apple are ready to adopt e-SIM technology

The electronic SIM is likely the future for GSM-based smartphones. The ability to immediately transfer service from one handset to another without having to carry a SIM card, which may or may not fit in another device properly, is one of the selling points for the upcoming technology. The tech won't likely be available for another year, but both Samsung and Apple have agreed to implement the tech in future products.

The GSMA, the group responsible for supporting the GSM standard, are confident e-SIM will catch on with the industry as a whole.

"We have got everyone back on one point, with Apple and Samsung agreeing to be part of that specification. We have been working with them and others to create an industry solution for machines and will agree a solution for consumer electronics."

The e-SIM functions similar to Apple's SIM tech used in the iPad Air 2, where you can switch data carriers while keeping your current iPad. Using e-SIM will also remove the SIM slots in phones, creating just a little extra space in devices for other components.

If you're wondering what devices might carry e-SIM, it won't be in the upcoming Samsung Galaxy A8or the next iPhone, given the timeline required to complete the technology. The GSMA's inclusion of other OEMs in its statement gives reason to believe that Windows 10 Mobile devices could also one day adopt the new standard.

Via: Android Central