When Apple launched iPhone 5S, the company was still resolving the supply-chain problems of the new handset. From a long wait time of 2 to 3 weeks until last month, Apple is now shipping iPhone 5S within 3 to 5 business days now.
There are many people who will agree with me that some of the Kickstarter campaigns are really praiseworthy. And seems like we are going to see another one now. Lately, a new Kickstarter campaign has been launched to aid a new service that will transform broken iPhone into entirely new objects like earrings, clocks, coasters and many more.
It is being said that pickpocketing at someone’s unbeknownst is an art. Lately, a Chinese person has stolen an iPhone of Zou Bin during a shared cab ride and later returns the SIM only along with the contact numbers inside the phone.
Apple’s iPhone is the most popular smartphone around the globe, when viewed in terms of sales alone. Many aging people today possess an iPhone which offers many conveniences for them. Apple has now partnered with GN ReSound to create ‘Made for iPhone’ hearing aids for such iPhone users who may need them.
Every year, users who are particularly keen on not signing up for a binding wireless contract wait for the unlocked version of a new iPhone model to arrive. When it comes to iPhone 5S, Apple has finally made available the unlocked and SIM-free version of the handset at its online store.
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AT&T is offering 50% price cut on all smartphones including the iPhone 5S, iPhone 5C and Galaxy S4 for this coming new year. With this deal price the iPhone 5s 16GB is now for $100, Samsung Galaxy S4 $100 with 2-yr wireless contract.
Smartphones with curved screens have made their appearances at a number of technology events recently. However, none of them has been launched globally, which makes one doubt their prospects. Reports have it that Apple, too, is now readying two new iPhones with curved screens.
The photos section in the handset of most smartphone users is somewhat of a mess. There are too many photos and too little time to organize them into neat folders. But a new app, Impala, is able to sort out all your iPhone photos within minutes, categorizing them into neat labels such as ‘Outdoors’ and ‘Food.’