Here are your Apple Rumors for today:
Update: Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) has released updates for Final Cut Pro X, Motion and Compressor. The tech company announced the updates in a press release that was released today. The press release notes that several new features have been added to Final Cut Pro X to make it easier and quicker for video editors to work. One such change brings easy 3D titles. The Motion update gives users of Final Cut Pro X even more options when it comes to 3D titles. Compressor has been updated to make it easier to upload a film to iTunes after it’s finished.
Watch: Strong perorder sales of the Apple Watch has one analyst predicting a huge number of sales for the June quarter, reports AppleInsider. In a note to investors, RBC analyst Amit Daryanani predicted that the tech company could sell as many as 5 million of the wearable devices in the June quarter. The analyst also predicts that anywhere from 15 million to 20 million of the smartwatches will be sold during its first year on the market. He predicts an average selling price of $550 for the device.
iOS: Apple’s iOS 8.3 update blocks users from editing a device’s contents from their computer, 9to5Mac notes. Several desktop programs could be used prior to the iOS 8.3 release to navigate and install apps on devices. However, this new update stops those apps from doing that. This means that owners of these devices can no longer connect their iOS devices to their computers to put apps not on the App Store on their devices.
