Citing an anonymous supply chain source, Digitimes claims thatApple is reading a 4K Ultra HD TV set with a resolution of 3840 x 2160. The upcoming product will reportedly support voice and motion control and is expected to debut at the end of 2013 or early next year.
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As 9to5Mac states, Apple is currently searching for a new software engineering manager to develop next-gen features for Apple TV. The company really needs an experienced guy to assist in delivering a slew of advanced solutions for its well-known service.
In its recently posted job listing the company asks for a capable guy who could bring his enormous creative energy as well as engineering discipline thus bringing this unique Apple experience right to the Living Room.
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Peter Misek with Jefferies has allegedly heard from his supply chain sources that Apple will hold a TV-related event in March. While not expecting the company to use it for launching the rumored ‘iTV,’ the analyst does suggest Apple may start readying for the upcoming release by introducing developer tools that would enable support for third-party apps on the existing set-top box.
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Apple is reported to have hired a former LG’s OLED TV expert, James Lee, to lead the development of Apple’s alleged TV set. Although the Cupertino company has not commented on the rumors and on the hire of James Lee, it seems reasonable for Apple to hire the expert in OLED (organic light-emitting diode) technology who used to work not only for LG but also for Samsung.
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The recent iOS 6.1 launch was accompanied by an Apple TV update. Bumping the device’s software to version 5.2, the update adds a bunch of new features, as well as stability and performance improvements related to iTunes Match, iTunes Store, Airplay, Netflix and wired Ethernet connections.
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