Apple is rumored to unveil its new flagship iPhone 6 in August or September this year. The company has now launched an in-store iPhone trade-in event, prompting users to upgrade to iPhone 5C and iPhone 5S.
A lot of anticipation and excitement is beginning to surrounded Apple’s upcoming iPhone 6. Apple unveiled the last flagship handset, iPhone 5S, in September 2013. However, the launch date for iPhone 6 is rumored to be in August this year.
We have seen many innovations in the handset arena recently, from unique hardware to highly affordable units. David Hunt has now plugged a Raspberry-Pi together with some off-the-shelf hardware to create a fully-functional DIY cellphone.
Apple just released iOS 7.1.1 for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. The update contains security updates, bug fixes and improvement. Here we have full change log and direct download link.
The former CEO of Microsoft, Steve Ballmer, has been at the heart of a mini Twitter storm recently. A fake account with his name apparently sent out a tweet from an iPhone. And that didn’t sit well with the Windows Phone camp.
Last Thursday, Microsoft unveiled three new Office apps for the iPad. And now, Microsoft has made its Office apps for iPhone and Android, completely free to use.
Facebook and Twitter tend to borrow features from each other on a routine basis. This is Twitter’s turn now and the site has added ‘photo tagging’ to its Android and iPhone apps.
It would appear that Apple is finally ready to break its 4-inch-display barrier and go for larger sizes. Rumors have it that the company is readying two new iPhone models, packing 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch display sizes.