iPhone 6S Vs iPhone 6S Plus: What's The Difference?

The wait is over. After months of hype, Apple has formally announced the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus and – as usual – the new handsets are polarising opinion. Fans are excited by some potentially game changing changes, while critics bemoan the stylistic similarities to the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. What does this mean for you? Let’s break down the differences and find out… Design – Familiar But Intelligently Improved Yes, the new iPhones look much like the old iPhones. This is the number one area where many will complain,...

Posted By: Pawan Lubana on Saturday, 19 March 2016

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Apple's next? Brains of an iPhone 6S in a 5S body

VENICE BEACH — Have smartphones gotten too big? At a press event Monday, Apple is expected to introduce a new iPhone model, the SE, which will have most of the features of the newer 4.7-inch iPhone 6S and even bigger 5.5-inch iPhone 6S Plus, such as an enhanced camera, faster processor and Apple Pay feature. But it will sport the smaller, 4-inch body of earlier phones such as the 5S or 5C, according to analysts including Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster. He sees the new SE appealing to about 20% of Apple's customer base: the folks who never bothered to upgrade to the bigger phones. Apple...

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Could the Next-Gen iPhone Look Like This?

A designer has taken a sketch of the alleged iPhone 6 design specs that leaked last week, and turned it into a full-blown concept photo to highlight what the next generation Apple smartphone might look like. Alleged schematics of a 4.7-inch and 5.7-inch iPhone 6 were first published in the Japanese Mac magazine, MacFan. Those images were then republished in the Japanese Mac blog Mac Otakara and on MacRumors. The schematics show off a thinner, slimmer iPhone that matches some of the design languages...

Posted By: Pawan Lubana on Monday, 31 March 2014

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Court Rules Against iPhone Ban in South Korea

A judge in South Korea on Thursday rejected a lawsuit filed by Samsung claiming Apple infringed on its smartphone patents. Samsung, which sought $95,000 in damages and an iPhone ban in its home country of South Korea, accused Apple of violating three patents related to mobile messaging technology featured in the iPhone 4S and iPhone 5. The court dismissed the lawsuit, ruling they can be developed using existing technologies, according to the New York Times. “We are disappointed by the court’s decision,”...

Posted By: Pawan Lubana on Thursday, 12 December 2013

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iPad Air vs. Every Other iPad Ever Made

In the battle for speediest tablet, there can be only one victor. In our side-by-side tests of every single full-sized iPad generation ever made, not surprisingly, the Apple iPad Air makes a strong case for supremacy. Since Apple introduced the iPad in 2010, it's been continually upping the ante on its processor. The very first iPad featured a custom-built A4 mobile CPU, which ran at 1 GHz. The iPad 2 got an upgrade to the more powerful A5 chip. It, too, was clocked at 1 GHz. But, as with all Apple's ARM-based chips,...

Posted By: Pawan Lubana on Friday, 1 November 2013

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Apple: New Products Are Coming In 2014

During Apple's quarterly earnings call today, CEO Tim Cook mentioned that the company is still working on breaking into new product categories. Cook offered very few specifics, but did say to expect to see new products from Apple in 2014. "If you look at the skills Apple has from hardware and software services...no one has skills like this," Cook said. "We obviously believe we can use our skills to build other great products in areas we do not participate in today." So what's he talking about? It's been widely reported that...

Posted By: Pawan Lubana on Tuesday, 29 October 2013

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OS X Mavericks: A Free OS Worth Paying For

Apple last week released the latest version of its Mac operating system, OS X 10.9 Mavericks, and along with the usual bevy of new features, the company also raised the bar by making the download free for all Mac users. That means that as long as you are running a compatible Mac (anything that worked with OS X Mountain Lion will work with OS X Mavericks), you can upgrade without paying anything — even if that means you are coming over from Snow Leopard. With Mavericks, Apple is taking a decidedly...

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