In recent months, a number of analysts have speculated that in face of the growing competition and Android’s increasingly larger smartphone market share, Apple may consider the option of creating a cheaper iPhone for emerging markets. Now, Apple’s Phil Schiller has effectively trashed the idea, citing that a cheaper iPhone would put Apple’s profits in peril.
Microsoft efforts to bring Windows RT to mobile devices has not been very fruitful. Not only the common user seems utterly disinterested, even hardware vendors have shown little keenness in launching Windows RT devices. Samsung is the latest to ditch Windows RT by cancelling its plans to that end.
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Although you can perform this update using OTA, I strongly encourage you to connect Note 10.1 to your computer and update it using Samsung Kies, because of the large size of the update file. This tutorial will show you how to carry out the procedure.
Smartphone and Tablet users who want a full-size keyboard without carrying one around, no doubt, love to use virtual keyboards. Korean tech company Celluon has unveiled a device called Magic Cube at the CES 2013 that can turn any flat surface into a virtual keyboard!
A number of home automation solutions have cropped up in recent years. Each of them tends to focus on a specific aspect of automation – some concentrate on security, others help you adapt an energy-efficient lifestyle and so on. AT&T also has a solution of its own which, it has now announced, will be released in March this year.
We all know Windows RT is a port from original Windows 8. Windows Rt is for ARM based processor. To save battery-life and may be for technical reason Microsoft locked Windows RT system, so you cant run any apps other then those available in Windows Marketplace specifically for Windows RT. This is considered as big drawback of Windows RT.
Relations between Microsoft and Google haven’t exactly been amicable. In fact, in recent times, they have soured all the more due to somewhat of a feud between Bing and Google search as well as several other issues. Now, it has turned out that Google Maps can’t be accessed on Windows Phone devices because their default browser doesn’t use WebKit.
We recently reported that Canonical was hinting at a ‘touch-related’ release with a ticking clock on its website. The clock has apparently reached the mark and Canonical has released Ubuntu Phone OS, the Ubuntu iteration meant to run on mobile devices.