Drone video shows an almost complete Apple Park

This month is supposed to be the target when Apple employees will start moving into the company’s new 175-acre campus a.k.a. Apple Park in Silicon Valley. And as this new drown footage from Duncan Sinfield shows, the massive campus is close to being complete. You can even see furniture inside the building. Looks like it’s almost ready to welcome around 12,000 Apple employees into its ring.

Apple Music brings iOS 10 treatment to Android app

Apple Music on Android gets a significant update as version 2.0 of the app gets released. One of the biggest things is the redesign of the app to get a user interface similar to iOS 10 design. You can now see large headers to show which section of the app you’re in. The app has been simplified into four main categories: Library, For You, Browse, and Radio. Your playlists are now viewable via Library and the New section is now under Browse. In your Library, you’ll also be able to see easily your Downloaded Music. The Now Playing interface is similar to the iOS version and includes the card-like interface as well as the ability to read song lyrics as you listen to the song. The update is now rolling out to Google Play Store or through Apple’s site.

Source: 9to5Mac

ASUS’ hottest new products now at Best Buy Canada

Asus, who has been ramping up its various product offerings with impressive designs and materials, top of the line specs and storage is making many of these available through Best Buy Canada.  Asus now has a wide range of innovative solutions ranging from various product categories and components.

Included here are some of the most exciting gaming laptops and desktops from the Asus ROG (Republic of Gamers) line, the Asus ZenBook  laptop, as well as the ZenFone 3 line of smartphones, the Asus ZenWatch 3 wearable and even a high-powered router. Hit jump to get more information on the latest Asus has to offer at Best Buy.

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Apple quietly refreshes Mac Pro line, promises new models and pro displays are coming

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Apple has quietly updated the cylindrical Mac Pro line while making a commitment to releasing updated desktops and even a proper pro display in the future. Apple has taken a lot of heat for its neglect of pro users who desire the fastest performance and modularity to be able to stay on top of the curve.

To address the issue, Apple invited a handful of journalists to discuss the perception that the company has abandoned the Mac in favour of focusing on more profitable products like the iPhone. This is a perception that's led to various competitors making moves in the high end of the PC space to gather disgruntled Apple pros into their fold. Microsoft and HP are just a few of the companies who have newer, more powerful and multifunctional high-end PCs they've skewed towards the pro and creative market.

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