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Analyst Horace Dedlo of asymco has published a report that takes the newest selection of iPhones, ranging from the iPhone 3GS locked (for free) all the way up to the iPhone 4S 64GB unlocked (for $849) and suggests that this is the first time Apple has offered a real portfolio of choices for consumers. Along …
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Like us on Facebook Flash Support: With the iPhone becoming more powerful, hardware has become less of an issue. Apple turned against Adobe Flash, calling it power-hungry and prone to crashing. 4G: 4G offers high download and upload speed compared to 3G applications. 4G network allows roaming wireless in local areas and high data rates …
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We may not have the iPhone 5 yet, but the iPhone 4S is here, packing an improved camera, a faster processor and intelligent voice control. If you’re going to splash your cash on one of these — or on an iPhone 4 (they’re the same size and shape) — you’re going to want a good …
One of the major features of Apple’s new iPhone 4S is the intelligent personal assistant feature called Siri. You may have already seen the exhaustive list of phrases that it can understand, but if you’re not impressed, checkout this hands-on video reviews of Siri on the new iPhone 4S, discovered by folks at iPhoneTicker.de. It looks like …
After last week’s iPhone 4S unveiling, Siri was one of the most talked-about features. With Siri, the iPhone 4S will be able to answer just about anything you ask it, from the weather report to nearby points of interest. It can also read messages and notifications aloud and even let you dictate messages of your …
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For those without power after Hurricane Irene, the sound of a neighbor’s generator was a loud, grating reminder that some people were actually ready for the storm. My family fared well enough during our weeklong outage, although we could have used some anti-anxiety medication. but the chug of my neighbor’s generator still nags at me …
Yonac, a mobile application developer, has developed a new GhostGuitar app that allows users to play air guitar, which means that you can create guitar tunes without really holding a physical guitar. This has been made possible with augmented reality. the GhostGuitar app works with iOS 4.2 running devices that have a front facing camera …
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Like us on Facebook Given the emergence of Samsung Galaxy S2 on different carriers it will be interesting to see what Apple has to offer when iPhone 5 is released. Both these devices from Apple and Samsung are capable of setting their own individual benchmarks, and hence a vicious battle is on the cards. just …
Do you have your business card on you? do you have your phone with you? no and yes? That’s what I thought. of course you remember to carry your business cards for trade shows and industry events–but what about on a daily basis, for those random coffee-house encounters, or for those times when you want …
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The Apple blogosphere gets together and decides, based on rumors, what Apple should do. They entice readers with these predictions. Then Apple goes its own way, bound by its own realities. Then the bloggers get all upset and bash Apple. Then Apple sells millions of fill-in-the-blank. will it ever end? I am a bit disappointed …