There are new rumors doing the rounds suggesting that Apple is in the process of screening apps that are graphics intensive for iPad 3 onstage demos and commercials.
We have already heard of various rumors which strongly suggest that the iPad 3 will be launched by Apple in an event in the first week of March.
It’s been months since Apple released their first ever beta of iOS 5.1. At that time, it was expected that the company would release the final version for all either in January or February. But it seems that Apple would roll out iOS 5.1 through OTA or iTunes on March 9, reveals carrier profiles. These are 11 carrier profiles who have been discovered with the same release date, according to a report from BGR. [click to continue…]
As per the recent report from AllThingD, Apple is all set to unveil the next generation iPad in the first week of March. AllThingsD have most accurate sources when it comes to any leaks about Apple events. Previously, their sources informed about the iPhone event and then NewYork event which happened only in those intervals. Now, the iPad 3 is about to reach stores starting from next month. [click to continue…]
Inspired from iPhone, Apple gave us the best iPod ever. You love listening to your favourite tracks and scrolling through the beautiful album art in coverflow. But the in-box Apple earphones takes away most of the fun. They have a flat sound with terrible bass. But then we hardly change them because of the in-line mic, which lets you make/receive calls and also supports track playback options. So here i am reviewing  a pair of headphones you might consider investing in,  Beats by Dr Dre Solo HD. [click to continue…]
The recent debacle about the much hyped social network app Path which uploads the whole contact information on your iPhone into their server turned on a huge speculation about safety of personal information. Application developer Ryan Petrich developed a new application for jailbroken iPhones which protect your contact date from being accessed without authorization.
Mobile phones are a basic need lately. We find people of all generations, income group and genders using mobile phones. The first mobile phone was demonstrated by Dr. Martin Cooper of Motorola way back in 1973 but the first commercially available mobile phone was the DynaTAC 8000x only 10 years later in 1983. But it all changed in the year 2007.
Since the launch of iPhone 4S we are all cribbing to have that robotic voice assistant Siri to do all our work. But the outrageous pricing of iPhone 4S and the design similarity to its predecessor has kept many away from going and outright purchasing the phone. After the launch of iOS 5, hackers have been figuring out ways of porting Siri to iPhone, iPod touch or iPad. And many alternatives have come up which let users to have Siri on their non-A5 devices. [click to continue…]
Apple recently trademarked “Macroscalar” which gives a peep into what Apple A6 has to offer in iPad 3 and iPhone 5 (rumored). It is a new code optimization technique used in processors to keep instructions filled-in which proves a vital role for repetitive processes. Apple reportedly has 4 different patents, all related to “macroscalar process architecture” says Patently Apple.
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