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| The Apple Invite |
Apple have finally sent out their invites, presumably for their iPhone 6 event. The invite seems vague, but Apple invites always have clues to them, they just need to be analysed. This article will take you through three things the Apple invite could mean.
The first thing I noticed was the huge shadow in the top-right corner of the invite. This resembles a sundial,which tells the time, just like an iWatch would. This could perhaps suggest an iWatch announcement.
The second thing is the tagline, "Wish we could say more". This probably points to new Siri capabilities.
Finally, one thing that struck me as odd about the invite was the date. Apple's invites usually don't have a year, intact, sometimes they don't even have a month, preferring to opt for a single number instead. This means there must be some kind of meaning behind it. When you turn the invite upside-down, many people have noticed that the 9's turn into two 6's, implying there will be 2 iPhone 6's at the event (a 4.7" one and a 5.5" one), but I have noticed something about the year as well. If you punch 2014 into an old calculator and turn it upside-down, it makes HIOS, which could be H iOS, which (and I know it's far-fetched) could stand for Hand iOS, after all, they need a highly tweaked version of iOS 8 to be able to run it on a wearable, so why not just give it it's own name?
I know that last one was a long shot, but what hidden clues do you notice in the invite? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.
The first thing I noticed was the huge shadow in the top-right corner of the invite. This resembles a sundial,which tells the time, just like an iWatch would. This could perhaps suggest an iWatch announcement.
The second thing is the tagline, "Wish we could say more". This probably points to new Siri capabilities.
Finally, one thing that struck me as odd about the invite was the date. Apple's invites usually don't have a year, intact, sometimes they don't even have a month, preferring to opt for a single number instead. This means there must be some kind of meaning behind it. When you turn the invite upside-down, many people have noticed that the 9's turn into two 6's, implying there will be 2 iPhone 6's at the event (a 4.7" one and a 5.5" one), but I have noticed something about the year as well. If you punch 2014 into an old calculator and turn it upside-down, it makes HIOS, which could be H iOS, which (and I know it's far-fetched) could stand for Hand iOS, after all, they need a highly tweaked version of iOS 8 to be able to run it on a wearable, so why not just give it it's own name?
I know that last one was a long shot, but what hidden clues do you notice in the invite? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.
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