Apple is widely believed to introduce iPhone 4S / 5 this fall which could coincide with the official launch of iOS 5. In a recent report published by DigiTimes, Taiwan-based PCB suppliers have cut their quotes by 10% for the quarter as Apple has decreased orders for the current gen … Read the Full Story →
Earlier this week Apple added more Samsung products to its patent infringement complaint against the company. Apple believes that Samsung is copying the iPhone and iPad and has been “even bolder” in doing so over its competitors. The company recently responded to Samsung’s request to see iPhone 5 / 4S … Read the Full Story →
Apple’s iPhone 5 is expected to be unveiled in September and the rumor mill has been busy speculating whether the next iPhone will support 4G network or LTE. According to a new blog post published on Barron’s, Hudson Square Research analyst Todd Rethemeier believes that AT&T will benefit much more … Read the Full Story →
We recently reported that Samsung filed a notion requesting the court to ask Apple to show prototypes of iPhone 5 and iPad 3 as a part of the “discovery process”. Apple earlier this year filed a lawsuit against Samsung alleging that it had copied the look and feel of iPhone. … Read the Full Story →
Apple recently filed a lawsuit against Samsung for copying their products, user interface, packaging design and technology which are in “violation of Apple’s valuable intellectual property rights.” Samsung isn’t the only company against which Apple has filed lawsuits, the Cupertino outfit is currently fighting in court against several other Android … Read the Full Story →
According to DigiTimes Apple Inc. is looking to adopt a “curved cover glass” for the next generation iPhone 5 / 4S. The same sources have also reported that Apple has purchased 200-300 glass cutting machines to be used by glass makers. The glass cutting machines would be used in order … Read the Full Story →
Earlier today, Apple posted a job posting for a “Carrier Engineer”. As noticed by, Stop It, AT&T, Apple posted the Job posting and was looking for someone in the Kansas City, Missouri area to work with carriers on technical issues. The job listing has since then been removed from Apple’s … Read the Full Story →
Apple.pro released photos of what they claim to be camera components of the new iPhone 5. The photos show what appears to be an updated camera module for the fifth gen iPhone that does not contain an integrated flash, giving reason to believe that the flash may be in a … Read the Full Story →
Boy Genius Report have caused a little bit of a stir on the inter-webs today with an “exclusive” Apple leak which claims that iOS devices that do not have a Home Button (specifically next gen. iPads and the iPhones) are being tested on Apple’s Cupertino campus, for a launch as … Read the Full Story →
In Part 1 of my iPhone 4 Initial Impressions article I discussed my view of Multitasking, The Retina Display, The iPhone 4′s Cameras, and finally Signal Issues with Apple’s new iPhone. Yesterday in Part 2 we looked at iMovie for iPhone, Location Awareness, The iPhone 4′s Gyro, and The Glass … Read the Full Story →
Verizon’s Wireless spokesman John Johnson effectively killed off any hope of the iPhone 4G / HD being announced as a new addition to their network during Steve Jobs’ keynote address at WWDC. This news may surprise some who interpreted Steve Jobs’ comments in his own interview at D8 as him … Read the Full Story →
During the interview at D8 Steve Jobs commented on the lost iPhone 4G debacle and said that he is unwilling to “let it slide”. It is still not clear if the prototype device was stolen or lost and the DA is still investigating the case. Last month we reported on … Read the Full Story →
While the battle rages around the lost Apple iPhone 4G prototype and its legal implications, Apple seems to have quietly started production of the next generation device. According to 9To5Mac, Foxconn started to take shipment of components for the phone last month. If you’re not familiar with how the iPhone … Read the Full Story →
