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New Qualcomm Chipset Could Make iPhone Truly Global
Qualcomm announced its new RF360 "global LTE" chipset, which could allow the iPhone to support the standard of China Mobile, the world's largest carrier.
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iOS 6.1.2 Performance Check: Exchange Bug Fixed, Battery Issue Untouched
As time went by, we observed that iOS 6.1.2 is capable of fixing the battery issues that occur because of the Exchange calendar bug.
Apple Hacked By Hackers Who Hacked Facebook And Twitter
Apple has confirmed to Reuters that hackers infected Macs used by Apple employees. The hackers were the same hackers who used the same exploit to attack Facebook last month and Twitter on Feb. 1.
Apple May Launch $199 iPhone To Tap Low-Cost iPhone Market
Rumors of a low-cost iPhone have long been making rounds, but reports are now piling up suggesting that Apple could launch a $199 iPhone this year.
Apple Releases iOS 6.1.2 To Address Exchange Bug And Passcode Lock
Apple has released iOS 6.1.2 this morning to address an Exchange calendar bug that increased network activity and reduced battery life.
Apple iWatch vs. Samsung Galaxy Altius Smartwatch: Rumors Indicate Heated Competition
Rumors keep piling up about an Apple iWatch and a Samsung Galaxy smartwatch called Altius, and it seems that competition is about to heat up between the two tech giants.
New iPad Design To Debut In March Or April 2013, Says Analyst
According to Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster, Apple may host an event in March or April to introduce a redesigned full-size iPad that borrows traits from its smaller sibling.
Nokia Following Apple's Footsteps By Dropping Samsung as Component Supplier
With Apple gearing up to leave Samsung in the dust, it would appear Nokia is considering the same tactic of dumping the Korean giant as a mobile device parts supplier. This is due to Nokia and Samsung being bitter rivals, and who wants to put more money in the pockets of your main competitor?
Apple Quietly Launches Shorter Lightning Cable, Redesigned Earbuds
Apple extends its iOS accessories lineup with a shorter Lightning to USB cable half the size of the standard Lightning cable and a slightly tweaked headphone design.
How Apple's iWatch May Herald A New Era Of Wearable Technology
A slew of reports have invaded the U.S. this week, nearly confirming that Apple is prepping an iWatch to boost a new market.
Opera Confirms Shift To WebKit Android Browser, Starting With Smartphones
Opera Software, the Norwegian company behind the Opera browser, confirmed a dramatic change in strategy: it is adopting the WebKit browser engine for Chrome and Safari use.
Apple iWatch: Specs, Features And Other Rumors So Far
Apple has a team of about 100 product designers working on the rumored smart watch. Although an Apple smart watch has been in the news for quite some time now, there has been a flood of rumors about the iWatch ever since Bruce Tognazzini wrote a piece detailing his ideas on the design and functionality of the device.
iOS Evasi0n Jailbreak Site: Who's The Top Visitor?
China has the most visitors to the popular evasi0n jailbreak for iOS 6.x, according to evad3ers, the site's tool-developing team.
