Motorola and Apple have been embroiled in a legal battle in Germany over the bounce-back feature in iOS. Apple defeated Samsung precisely by bringing up this same feature and now, Motorola has also lost in the patent case against Apple. This defeat may lead to Motorola products being banned in Germany.
Ever since Apple’s iPhone 5 launch, many analysts have been calling the device a disappointment. Some have said that this marks the end of the iPhone era while others are confident that iPhone 5 isn’t going to succeed in the smartphone market. However, the facts stand contrary to all that.
Apple unveiled its latest iPhone 5 on September 12. The latest iPhone will start shipping from September 21 in UK. Contract details for U.S. consumers were revealed on September 12; and…
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Cosmo the God, is the name of a hacker from the UGNazi group who earned notoriety for being able to break into some of the most secure digital systems and wreck them. He was involved into attacking governmental websites, financial institutions and hacking hundreds of thousands of credit cards. Now, he’s been arrested by the authorities and may soon be jailed.
Apple has been able to secure a major victory against Samsung in a recent case where the jury has ruled that Samsung must pay Apple $1 billion in damages. The jury found Samsung to have infringed Apple’s design patents, which also include rounded corners. Google seems to be baffled over this.
The rumor becomes true. Apple got approval for their designed Nano-SIM few months back. And after the iPhone 5 release event we now know certainly that iPhone 5 will use Nano-SIM. Its completely different sized and not convertible like SIM to Micro-SIM. It could be a very bad news for unlocker.
Foxconn has been bitterly criticized in the recent past for not providing its workers with good enough salaries and working conditions. The heat also spilled on to Apple which has most of its devices manufactured by Foxconn. Now, merely hours ahead of Apple’s expected launch of iPhone 5, a Chinese reporter has revealed more horrors about Foxconn factories.