Thu 17 May 2012
News
More about News:
« Will The iPhone 5 Be Released Earlier Than The Galaxy S3? | What Fuels The American Appetite For Mobile Apps? »
Apple Readies Big Screen iPhone?
Apple Readies Big Screen iPhone? Will There Be A Google Chrome for the iPhone? Apple Now Owns iPhone5.com Site?
Apple Readies Big Screen iPhone?
Rumors contradict each other – some saying iPhone will not be releasing a big screen iPhone will some saying that the iPhone 5 will be a big screen one. The latest rumor today says that Apple is now ordering new displays from their suppliers in Japan and South Korea. The rumor states that the iPhones will have a bigger 4-inch screen which will be from edge to edge, causing an increase of 30% for the viewing – assuming that Apple keeps its dimensions in proportion.
Apple has since used the 3.5 inch screen since the introduction of the first iPhone in 2007 ……………….. read more: http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/
Will There Be A Google Chrome for the iPhone?
Safari is the built-in browser for Apple users and if you use the internet on your iPhone, then you may certainly have used the Safari application for quite some time already. If you use Google chrome on your computer, you may miss the look and feel of the quick software on your iPhone or any Apple product. However, good news is that Google Chrome which has been popularly known because of its quickness and simplicity may arrive for the iPhone this year. In fact, the Google Chrome iOS app may even be out and submitted to Apple as early as this quarter.
The move will be just the latest among the browser wars that have been going on among browsers for several years ………………………. Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/technology/
Apple Now Owns iPhone5.com Site?
A squatter was using the domain name iPhone5.com and used it as a forum for advertisements. However, Apple has recently acquired the site by filing a dispute with the World Intellectual Property Organization. While Apple has acquired the domain does not mean that the upcoming iPhone will be called the iPhone 5. What Apple has done was simply take control and get the domain from squatters earning money using the iPhone name.
This is not just the domain acquisition done by Apple as it has acquired quite a number of domains related to its products ……………….. read more:
http://global.christianpost.com/
Rumors contradict each other – some saying iPhone will not be releasing a big screen iPhone will some saying that the iPhone 5 will be a big screen one. The latest rumor today says that Apple is now ordering new displays from their suppliers in Japan and South Korea. The rumor states that the iPhones will have a bigger 4-inch screen which will be from edge to edge, causing an increase of 30% for the viewing – assuming that Apple keeps its dimensions in proportion.
Apple has since used the 3.5 inch screen since the introduction of the first iPhone in 2007 ……………….. read more: http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/
Will There Be A Google Chrome for the iPhone?
Safari is the built-in browser for Apple users and if you use the internet on your iPhone, then you may certainly have used the Safari application for quite some time already. If you use Google chrome on your computer, you may miss the look and feel of the quick software on your iPhone or any Apple product. However, good news is that Google Chrome which has been popularly known because of its quickness and simplicity may arrive for the iPhone this year. In fact, the Google Chrome iOS app may even be out and submitted to Apple as early as this quarter.
The move will be just the latest among the browser wars that have been going on among browsers for several years ………………………. Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/technology/
Apple Now Owns iPhone5.com Site?
A squatter was using the domain name iPhone5.com and used it as a forum for advertisements. However, Apple has recently acquired the site by filing a dispute with the World Intellectual Property Organization. While Apple has acquired the domain does not mean that the upcoming iPhone will be called the iPhone 5. What Apple has done was simply take control and get the domain from squatters earning money using the iPhone name.
This is not just the domain acquisition done by Apple as it has acquired quite a number of domains related to its products ……………….. read more:
http://global.christianpost.com/
