Seems like rumors regarding Apple’s Budget iPhone haven’t finished yet. Earlier we reported that Apple may make a budget iPhone with plastic body. And now a new rumor is swirling around that Apple is making a low-cost iPhone and will release soon.
I’m definitely missing out something here- what is this fuss around smartwatch? From the prototypes that have been leaked so far, the new generation of smartwatches seemed something of the combination of watch-phone-media player. Yeah…tech-savvy gadgets, but not very enticing to me. However, consumers must have a different vide; otherwise, why on Earth every big tech company is running after the pie? The latest name in race is Google.
The technology world seems to be focusing more ans more on wearable technologies. We have already seen demonstrations of Google Glass. Rumors about Apple and Samsung making smartwatches of their own are abuzz. Now, South Korean tech giant LG joins the race, albeit unofficially.
This time, Google’s Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt has been spotted with a BlackBerry, not a Nexus. Some leading news sites have covered it with importance, as always. Die-hard fans of BlackBerry are probably counting it as a win, just like iPhone fans in similar incidents earlier. But, is the fuss focused on the right thing? I think it is not.
Honestly I really don’t understand how this could happen, I mean this is just “Four Digit” and you have to confirm it twice. If someone is not “high”, I don’t think it’s possible to forget (you have to put it in each five minute, come on!). I read in Apple support forum, sometime it could happen as software bug, mainly after an iOS update. Whatever here I will show you guys some workaround on what to do if you lose your iPhone passcode.
When Apple introduced its first 15.4-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display In last June, consumer enthusiasm was high despite a high price tag. The product seemed to be a reflection of Apple’s reputation on quality and innovation. Little did consumes knew that the enthusiasm of many will die off once they start using the product.
Seems like Apple devices have attracted the United States Department of Defense (DoD). Electronista has reported that the United States Department of Defense is going to purchase 650,000 iOS devices this year.
In the recent past, an iPhone lockscreen bypass bug was discovered which essentially let you access iPhone contacts and data without providing the lockscreen passcode. Apple just rolled out the iOS 6.1.3 update, which included a patch for the flaw. Unfortunately, yet another iPhone lockscreen bug has been found in iOS 6.1.3.