Apple iPhone 6S Comes With 12MP 4K Camera?

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Apple is expected to unveil their iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S+ on September 9. The new phones apparently will come with a 12MP sensor camera and capable of recording 4K video.

In addition, the front camera may come with a flash and has been upgraded to shoot panorama shots and 720p in slow motion.

Rumor has it Apple is about to release an ad touting the theme,  “Shot in 4K on an iPhone” to coincide with the launch of the new phones. If true, some might say these new iPhones will make DSLR cameras 'obsolete'. Keep checking back for the latest development.

Apple's OS X El Capitan Will Improve Adobe CC Performance

El Capitan, Yosemite National Park, California

At the Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple announced their newest version OS X operating system, called El Capitan, named after the famous vertical rock formation in Yosemite National Park, California.

The new OS X version will include Apple’s Metal framework, which will enhance graphics performance tremendously over OpenGL.

Adobe claimed they have seen big improvement in rendering for After Effects. Similar improvement may be experienced from Photoshop and Lightroom. Full support will be provided by Adobe for Metal in all of its CC applications when the new OS X is available this Autumn.