iPhone 6 May Bring Back Apple in Big Game, May Sport A7 ARM Cortex Processor, 2GB Of RAM

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A number of features and top-most specifications are rumored to be in Apple’s upcoming iPhone 6. The latest in the league of speculations for Apple’s next smartphone is an upgraded A7 ARM Cortex processor that the device will supposedly feature. Touted as one of the most awaited and stylish device, the iPhone 6 might come out with 2GB of RAM, which is the double of its predecessor, iPhone 5. Apple always experiments with the design and style of every new product it launches. Its last release, the iPhone 5 sports a dual-core A6 processor and therefore, it is rumored that the iPhone 5S and/or iPhone 6 (name still unknown) will come out with refreshed, better and innovative features such as an improved quad-core A7 ARM Cortex processor. Apple iPhone 6 is speculated to be released in September. The rumor went abuzz with Tim Cook’s statement in April, where he said, [+more]

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Is Nexus 5 Set for September Release? Will It Be In Race With iPhone 6 and Galaxy Note 3?

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Add another name to the list of September releases: Nexus 5, which certain reports suggest that Google will launch this year. However, the internet search giant remained lip tight at the Google 2013 I/O event and spilled no beans on the much-anticipated mobile operating system Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie and the next-gen Nexus 5 smartphone. The predecessor to Nexus 5, the Nexus 4, which released last year in November, was made in collaboration with LG, only to stay ahead as one of the most popular and valuable Android smartphone till date. Ever since the Nexus 4 was launched, there were supply issues surrounding the device. Low price, stylish look and innovative features made the Nexus 4 a success. The handset took quite a while to reach the shelves all around the globe. However, Google pushed its production process and therefore the device is now available on Google Play Stores [+more]

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Apple iPhone 5S and Low-budget iPhone to The Lead Ahead of Samsung Galaxy S4?

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Apple’s launch of a new device is always followed by rumors and speculations. Apparently, the latest to join the league is the release of the low-budget iPhone and iPhone 5S, which it seems will hit the shelves this September. The Cupertino Calif.-based company loves to experiment with new designs and innovative features to make its products appealing to consumers. This was apparent with the iPod Touch that Apple launched in six stimulating color choices. Certain rumors point out that Apple might use the design of its iPad Mini in its next version of tablet- iPad 5. The speculations hitting the corner, hint out that Apple plans to release the iPhone 5S and low-budget iPhone in different choices of colors instead of usual black and white. These rumors state that the low-budget iPhone might come out in different color choices including navy, gold, white, orange, gray, pink, green and blue but [+more]

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Android and iOS together in a single hardware says True Byod

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Is True Byod speaking the Truth? Will True Byod keep up to their promised making the Iphone a dual personality by making it run on both the IOs and also the Android operating system? The True Boyd solution is a master of mobile software with its base in Massachusetts. True is aiming to create the Red Bend Software so that the IPhone by Apple can run on dual modes.  Being the finalist of the Emerging Technology Award of the CTIA that is the Wireless Association most of the experts are looking up to True for their innovative software which they will launch shortly. The Red Bend software by True is aimed to provide mobile corporation, network carriers and enterprises to create dual persona devices for their fans. Boyd is aiming to provide two Smartphone in a single hardware. The reason behind this magnificent creation by Byod is that with this [+more]

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The defense department, Pentagon cleared way for use of Apple devices

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The use of Apple smart phone devices based on California made has been approved by the defense department for used by the Military. This announcement has been made by the department today. The officers here enforced the use of iOS 6 as a general mobile platform. The department currently uses about 6 lac smartphone devices, of which more than 4.5 lac are blackberry products. About 8.5k devices use Google’s android platform.   Of the total 6 lac devices, only about 40,000 are Apple products. Blackberry has become the major smart phone supplier in the military here. Actually, company-based smartphones are capable of securing sensitive data of the military. Still, Samsung is working in the space to create a far more efficient operating system to develop efficient software and hardware security deals. Although galaxy has released a supportive smartphone now in the form of Samsung Galaxy S4, still the military represented [+more]

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Google Takes on Apple at I/O 2013 Developer Conference

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Recently this week in San Francisco, Google held its annual I/O 2013 conference, where the internet search giant did its best to woo developers and iOS device owners with its announcements. The entire conference was highlighted by a lengthy keynote, where a list of new features and innovative services were declared that made all iOS users sit up and listen with all ears. Clearly Google was seen all set to plant an attack on its main competitor Apple, that’s currently the world’s most valuable company. Now with Google trying to stay one step ahead of Apple, the question is will Google with its tablet, operating system and innovation be able to top Apple’s record profit sales? Well that’s one exciting pitch that remains to be played on in future. For now, let’s take a look and discuss some of the impressions that Google made on us.   The highlight of the [+more]

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Apple to Get Back its Mojo…. Liquid metal On the Plate for the iPhone 6

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Ever since Apple invested in Liquidmetal back in 2010, there have been talks about how this technology could make its way into Apple devices. But now, the company has recently announced a job opening that has hinted at the company finally realizing this idea. Liquidmetal offers a host of benefits and is essentially an alloy made from various metals. This gives it higher resistance and strength, even up to twice the strength that Titanium offers. The announcement of this job opening has got a lot of Apple loyalists and tech enthusiasts speculating if the upcoming iPhone 6 could be made of liquidmetal. Wouldn’t we all love a more rugged, better looking iPhone? Hopefully, Apple’s not being  a tease and would actually showcase a Liquidmetal device in the coming future.

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Can the Low Cost Nokia Asha 501 Scare Away Apple and Samsung?

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Smartphones are getting cheaper, as Nokia has demonstrated by launching its $99 smartphone, the Asha 501. Aimed entirely at capturing the potential emerging markets of South America, Africa and Asia, we wonder if it could put a dent in the growth of Google’s Android smartphones and Samsung’s range. The former world leader in mobile phones has to come up with an extremely aggressive strategy to pull back customers away from Samsung, and the $40 billion emerging markets is a great start. 22 percent of India’s mobile phone market is cornered by Samsung presently, with phones starting at $110, so the $99 Nokia Asha 501 has immense potential. But it also has to contend with local company Micromax which has feature-rich phones as cheap as $65. And Apple is also rumored to be working on making cheaper iPhones, which could make life harder for Nokia and Samsung. Until Apple officially announces [+more]

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Apple in Mood To Break The Dry Spell: Putting A Curved Battery Into the iPhone 6?

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We know Apple’s got to pull it together and fast if it wants to avoid being eliminated from the smartphone race. So we’re not surprised when we come across extreme rumors surrounding the upcoming iPhone 6 – it’s the only way Apple can pull its fans back towards it. But the latest sounds way too exciting and radical. The most recent patent filed by Apple is apparently for a curved battery for use in mobile devices. Now we’re not sure what kind of a mobile device would require a curved battery – possibly the iWatch? Or is it for an extremely futuristically designed iPhone 6? Of course, there was a rumor doing the rounds about a month ago about how Apple was going to put in a curved glass display on its upcoming iPhone. Apple is known to file numerous patents, many of them that haven’t yet been implemented in [+more]

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Nearing 50 Billion App Downloads: Apple Offers $10,000 Reward

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Apple fans now stand a chance to be rewarded for their loyalty. Apple is keeping a tab on the number of app downloads from its App Store and is offering $10,000 for the user who downloads the 50 billionth app. There’s a counter on the lower right hand corner of Apple’s site for you to keep a tab. Now we doubt if the counter’s actually getting updated in real-time, but a quick look does show just how close Apple is towards reaching the 50 billion downloads’ mark. It was only in January 2013 that the company touched 40 billion app downloads, making it quite a fast progress till here. But the festivities don’t just end there – Apple’s also offering $500 gift cards to the first 50 app downloads after the 50 billionth download. It’s a great marketing tactic and comes just in time as the company battles a fall [+more]

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