It’s rumors that never ends. Right now, a new rumor is swirling around that tech giant Apple has plans to launch an iPhone 5S along with a much low-cost iPhone in August of this year.
A number of rumors have surfaced regarding the upcoming iPhone offerings from Apple. Some claim that a larger iPhone is on its way while others speculate that Apple may finally be planning to release an iPhone mini. Now, a fresh report from Japan suggests that Apple is readying two distinct iPhone models, one of them featuring a polycarbonate body.
We have already covered a lot about Google Glasses, the augmented reality heads-up display. One thing that was particularly been sitting on the corner was device compatibility. Yeah, it will definitely be compatible with Android, but what about iOS? Thankfully, iPhone users won’t be out of the radar either.
We have seen a number o high-profile attacks on popular websites recently. Facebook, Apple, Twitter – all were affected. Although formal investigation is going on right now, Mike Isaac of AllThingsD has already revealed a name that might have played an important role in the attacks. It’s a website named iPhoneDevSDK that is devoted to share information about mobile development.
iOS is usually considered among the most secure mobile platforms. However, every now and then, a tiny flaw is discovered which can be exploited to accomplish a lot of things. For instance, a new trick on an iPhone running iOS 6.1 allows you to easily bypass the device’s lockscreen.
If you’re an iPhone 4S user who updated to iOS 6.1 and facing a bunch of bugs ever since, then you’re in luck. Because Apple has released an iOS 6.1.1 update to fix the major connectivity issues that iPhone 4S users were experiencing after the update.
We have been hearing rumors of a potential mini iPhone for quite some time now. Analysts have speculated that Apple will release a mini-smartphone to compete against low-budget smartphones in the developing markets. Now, Brian White of Topeka Capital has claimed that Apple may keep the price tag of a mini iPhone between $250 and $300.
Recently, it was reported that Apple’s support forums were fraught with users complaining about the bugs they were facing after installing iOS 6.1. Primary among these is the issue of battery drainage and overheating. But corporate entities such as AOL are facing other problems while using iOS 6.1. As a result, AOL has disabled iPhone-based meeting management.