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iPhone 5 Release Date Likely June: Foxconn Recruiter
The release date of iPhone 5 is a hot topic of debate among bloggers and Apple fans. Some people say that the device will get released in September or October. While others believe that the new iPhone will come out as early as June.
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iPhone 5 Release Date Could Be June 15: What About Specs?
While Apple continues to keep its lips sealed in regards to the new iPhone, rumors are piling up in anticipation of an official unveiling. From specs to concept designs, and all the way to release date, the rumor mill churns incessantly, adding new leads almost daily.
Apple Working on 5-inch Retina Display Device, Eyes 2013 Launch: Should Galaxy Note be Afraid? (Rumor)
The rumor mill is at it again: according to the latest buzz, a 5-inch touchscreen-based Apple device will land on earth in 2013. For a long time, we've been hearing the chatter about an Apple device that is smaller than the iPad, but bigger than the iPhone. Apple watchers claimed it could be called iPad Mini, but there's nothing to back those claims. And, here we are again with another one, this time the information comes from a Japanese blog called Macotakara, which speaks of a 2013 unveiling...
Forget iPhone 5: iPhone 4S Outselling Rival Smartphones Combined on AT&T, Sprint and Verizon
Last year Apple fanboys anticipated iPhone 5 to be released in October 2011. But Apple released iPhone 4S instead of a whole new device. Apple iPhone 4S featured minor hardware and software updates over iPhone 4. Apple fans were disappointed but iPhone 4S picked up pace for its upgraded camera and voice assistant Siri. And now, after looking at sales chart of iPhone 4S, we even doubt whether iPhone 5 could have been so popular.
LG Optimus 3D Max Clears FCC, Heading to AT&T
The LG Optimus 3D Max has cleared FFC, under the model number LG-P720h, and is heading to AT&T. The LG Optimus 3D Max has cleared FFC, under the model number LG-P720h, and is heading to AT&T.
iPhone 5 to Feature Samsung OLED Display?
The sixth generation iPhone, dubbed iPhone 5, will not feature the current LCD display, as Apple is reportedly working with Samsung to move to OLED. Samsung is increasing production of its OLED displays.
HTC S Unboxing Video Gets French Site Into Legal Trouble
A French website's premature review of the upcoming mobile device, the HTC One S, has got it into legal trouble with the company. HTC-Hub argues that the device was obtained legally from non-HTC source, and so the embargo didn't apply.
Panasonic to shift mobile handset production abroad: Nikkei
Japanese electronics giant Panasonic Corp is expected to shift all production of its mobile phone handsets abroad as early as this summer as it looks to re-enter overseas markets this fiscal year, the Nikkei daily said on Sunday.
Wealthy smartphone users less likely to play games, tweet
Wealthier smartphone users are less likely to play games or tweet and will opt for news, travel or finance apps, according to a new study.
Foxconn chairman pledges to raise pay in China, invest in Hainan
Foxconn Technology Group will keep on increasing worker salaries in China and cutting the hours of work, Chairman Terry Gou said on Sunday, after it came under fire for poor working conditions for employees making Apple iPhones and iPads.
TweetDeck Restored Following Bug Fix, Security Breach Not Exploited
TweetDeck is finally back online after being taken offline for several hours following the detection of a security exploit in the app by a user.
iPhone 5 May Get 3D Camera Feature: What About Other Specs?
Apple, the most valuable company in the world, has reinvented several industries, including the music, the telecom, and even the tablet, and now it seems ready to go towards a new section.
Apple Nokia Continue to Lock Horns Over Nano-SIM Technology as Vote Gets Delayed
The European Telecommunications Standard Institute (ETSI) is working on a standard for a new, smaller SIM card, officially named 4FF - the fourth form factor - and widely referred to as nano-SIM. ETSI members were expected to vote on the new format at their Smart Card Platform plenary meetings held in the south of France, on Thursday and Friday, March 29 and 30, respectively.
