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Apple World Wide Developer Conference June 2015 WWDC

Here’s a brief view of what Apple has announced for its June 2015 World Wide Developer Conference: WWDC.

Apple announced its new OS X, El Capitan. El Capitan is more powerful than ever, with advancements under the hood (performance based) and smarter ways to do the things you do most.

Apple also introduced iOS 9, the newest release of the world’s most advanced mobile operating system. iOS 9 has been refined from the ground up — starting with improvements at the foundation of the operating system.iOS 9 makes the entire operating system smarter, enhances the apps you use most, and integrates with iPad in remarkable ways.

Apple introduced a new service called Apple Music. Music has been part of the Apple DNA from the beginning. Apple Music provides all artists, even the kids in their bedrooms, a way to engage with their audience. Apple Music is a revolutionary music service, a 24/7 global radio, and a new way to connect with artists. With Apple Music, you still have your iTunes library; and a lot more. Tens of millions of tracks in the iTunes library are available for you to stream or save for offline listening.

Find out more and watch the Keynote speeches from WWDC by following this link: http://www.apple.com/live/2015-june-event/

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Rogers announces coverage in the Northwest

In the Prince George to Prince Rupert service corridor, Rogers Wireless has invested $20 million. Gord Nelson, the company’s B.C. vice-president announced at a media event, “Rogers is the only GSM carrier in the country.” GSM stands for Global System for Mobile Communication standard. “There are significant benefits in that 90 per cent of phones worldwide are GSM phones and basically 82 per cent of the population of the globe is using a GSM-type device,” Gord Nelson said. With nearly the entire world on the GSM network, advantages include seamless roaming in more than 200 countries without the need to change your phone number or the device itself.

The good news about this change for Northern BC is that customers will be able to choose a service that fits their needs best. Rogers is invested to follow the industry leaders to provide for better services going forward. Included in the services BC Web offers with Rogers Wireless are Cell Phones and Wireless Internet with a USB device called the Rocket Stick.

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