Scosche unveiled the new flipSYNC II at CES a few weeks back. It has announced that the iPhone and iPad specific version of the cable is now available for about $20; the new versions have full size connectors. AT&T has unveiled that it has had 4.1 million iPhones activated in Q4 2010. It also noted [...]
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Scosche flipSYNC II for iPhone, AT&T shipped 4.1M iPhones, Motorola sales dip on iPhone anticipation
January 27th, 2011 |
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iPhone Whips Android, BlackBerry in User Loyalty: Zokem
January 20th, 2011 |
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Apple’s iPhone received a user loyalty score of 73 percent, which was 84 percent higher than the 40 percent score of Google’s Android platform, according to Zokem. – People really, really like their iPhones.
Apple’s iPhone received a user loyalty score of 73 percent, which was 84
percent higher than the 40 percent loyalty rating scored by Google’s Android
platform.
The latest research came Jan. 18 courtesy of Zokem, a mobile
analytics specialist that focuse…
Apple iPhone Shipments Increase to 15 Million, Report Claims
January 18th, 2011 |
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Up to 15 million iPhones may be shipped in 2011, a Taiwanese report quoting unnamed sources claims. – A report in the Taiwanese publication DigiTimes claimed sources at
Pegatron Technology, a notebook manufacturer, has increased its
shipment of CDMA iPhones orders to 12-15 million units this year.
“Pegatron originally only forecasted internally to ship about 10
million CDMA iPhones in 2011, but …
iCar Black Box records accidents, iASUS NT3 throat mic, 12-15m CDMA iPhones expected to ship
January 18th, 2011 |
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The iCar Black Box app launched today and is free for a limited time. The app works on the iPhone and activates recording for video and other data as soon as it senses a collision. iASUS has unveiled a new mic for the iPhone and any other 3.5mm input device that is perfect for owners [...]
Sprint, T-Mobile iPhones Could Follow Quickly on Verizon`s Heels
January 17th, 2011 |
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News Analysis: Verizons introduction of its own version of the Apple iPhone will bring changes to every major U.S. carrier, not just to Verizon and AT&T. – The announcement by Verizon Wireless that the company soon would be selling a CDMA/EVDO version of Apples popular iPhone has an impact that goes far beyond customers who want an iPhone but dont want AT amp;T.
Verizon Wireless is expected to sell millions of iPhones
once they become available o…
Apple hover sensor patent app, Dev Team waits for public iOS 4.2.5 & 4.3 before offering unlock, Verizon never in running for original iPhone
January 14th, 2011 |
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A new Apple patent application has surfaced that shows a new sensor that may come to future iPhones that can sense when people hover over the device. The sensor would apparently be on the back and what exactly it would be used for is unknown, perhaps hover navigation using a finger? The Dev Team has [...]
Apple iPhones with iOS 4.3 Will Receive Personal Hotspot: Report
January 12th, 2011 |
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Apple will give iPhones with iOS 4.3 the same "personal hotspot" capability offered with the upcoming Verizon iPhone. – Apple plans on expanding the new Verizon iPhone 4s
“Personal Hotspot” feature to iPhones on other carriers, according to
information posted on the Boy Genius Report blog. Verizons Personal Hotspot
connects the smartphone with up to five WiFi-enabled devices.
“According to our source, the person…
How Influx of iPhones, iPads Impacting Enterprises
December 28th, 2010 |
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It’s all about user preference. They are fun to use, and many aspects of business aren’t exactly fun, so why not at least use tools that liven up the daily grind? – eWEEK reported Dec. 27 that Apple is ordering between 20 million and 21 million more iPhones
to sell in Q1 2011. Many of those will be ticketed for business use as
company executives obtain them for their employees with the idea that
they ultimately will help their businesses gain a new competiti…
Apple Orders 20-21 Million iPhones for Q1 2011: Report
December 27th, 2010 |
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Apple iPhone suppliers claim the company has increased its target iPhone 4 shipment numbers for Q1 2011. – With sales of the fourth generation of its popular iPhone smartphone
still going strong, computer maker Apple is taking steps to ensure supply meets
demand. The company raised its shipment goal for the first quarter of 2011 to
around 20 million iPhones, the technology blog DigiTimes reported.
T…
Yahoo Local Goes Hyper-Local on iPhone, Android
December 10th, 2010 |
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Yahoo is adding Local Offers to its Local deals Web service, which is available in beta for computers, iPhones and Android handsets. Local is the answer to Facebook Deals and Groupon. –
Yahoo contributed to the latest crush of local-related
news Dec. 8 by making its refreshed Yahoo Local service available in limited
beta for computers and Apple’s iPhone and Google Android smartphones.
Compare the current and new Yahoo Local services.
The top menu has changed from vertically…
Google eBooks Launches with Android, iPhone, iPad Applications
December 6th, 2010 |
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Google Dec. 6 trotted out its long-awaited and delayed Google eBookstore, offering hundreds of thousands of paid titles and more than 2 million free titles, totaling 3 million-plus works. With so many titles at launch, eBooks is certainly an aggressive alternative to Amazon’s Kindle, Apple’s iPad and Barnes & Noble’s Nook electronic reading platforms. What differentiates Google eBooks from those services is that there is no dedicated device for the books to run on. Google encourages users to search and pay for hundreds of thousands of titles from publishers and read them on their desktops, laptops, tablets and smartphones. Book content, which includes more than 2 million free titles scanned into the Google Books platform, is not tethered to specific devices, but procured from the cloud. Google did, however, provide free e-reader applications for the Android and Apple iOS platforms, allowing users to read books from Android handsets and tablets, as well as Apple’s iPad and iPhone devices. These applications are available from the Google eBookstore here now. eWEEK offers a brief visual tour of what these apps look like on Android devices, iPads and iPhones. – …
Oxygen Cloud Enables iPads, iPhones for Business Use
November 3rd, 2010 |
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Little-known Oxygen Cloud, a beta-level online service, has begun providing support for large-scale enterprise migration to private storage clouds. – SANTA CLARA, Calif. — If you and your company are interested in
using iPads and iPhones instead of BlackBerrys or other devices on an
enterprise network, read on.
Little-known Oxygen Cloud, a beta-level online service
that connects people, data and their devices within a company to a
single …
Square iPhone 4 reader gets redesign, Phoster hits iPhone, AT&T activates 5.2M iPhones in Q3
October 22nd, 2010 |
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If you are a business user that collect lots of business cards from contacts during a normal day and you don’t want to keep up with those cards you may be familiar with the Square business card reader. That reader has been redesigned for the iPhone four without the metal band that caused some issues [...]
Apple iPad Selling Faster than iPhone, DVD Players
October 5th, 2010 |
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iPad shipments are outpacing those of iPhones and of DVD players, according to a research note, with a current sales rate of 4.5 million units per quarter. – Sales of Apple iPads are outpacing sales of both iPhones and DVD
players, according to an analyst note, and tablet computers are likely to
become the country’s fourth-largest consumer electronics category, after
televisions, smartphones and notebooks. That raises the question of whether
competin…
New iPhones surface in firmware, iPhone not as cool as Aston Martin, Google Voice app may be coming soon
September 28th, 2010 |
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Two new iPhones have surfaced in the firmware for the AppleTV device. The current iPhone 4 is 3,1 according to Apple and the new devices in the firmware are listed as 3,2 and 3,3. Research has surfaced that was conducted by CoolBrands Council and it has found that the iPhone had been knocked out of [...]
Tour Microsoft Bing on Windows Phone 7, Safari
August 24th, 2010 |
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Microsoft July 19 released Windows Phone 7 to technical preview, with smartphones based on the platform due in October. Since that time, reviewers have pored over the highly anticipated mobile operating system, comparing and contrasting it with Apple’s iPhone and smartphones based on Android and Research In Motion’s BlackBerry platform. Microsoft has also made sure its other divisions are working to fit their apps to the platform. Bing, for example, looks sweet on Windows Phone 7. Of course, the Bing team doesn’t want to miss out on the traffic it could get from Apple’s iPhone. Not everyone wants to use Google on their iPhones, so Microsoft is betting Bing will be a viable option on them. To wit, Bing Highlights is an extension that promises "intelligent, contextually sensitive information& for Web pages on Safari. Here, eWEEK tours Bing’s capabilities in this slide show. – …
iPhone Exploit Code Goes Public After Apple Patches Released
August 12th, 2010 |
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The mind behind a new jailbreak for the iPhone has released source code for his tool, which leverages two vulnerabilities in Apples iOS mobile operating system that could be used to take over iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. – The developer of a jailbreak for iPhones has posted source
code attackers could use to compromise devices.
The developer, who goes by the name quot;Comex, quot; posted code for
JailbreakMe 2.0 on the Web Aug. 11 after Apple released a pair of fixes for
the iOS bugs the jailbreak leverages. The …
StarHub posts 25.4% fall in 2Q net profit to $58.1 on smartphones, World Cup: Corrected
August 5th, 2010 |
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StarHub has posted a 25.4% fall in profit to $58.1 million for the second quarter ended 30 June 2010 (2QFY2010) from $77.8 million for 2QFY2009.
StarHub says the current quarter’s performance was impacted by the continued investment in iPhones and other smart phones/devices in the Mobile business.
Apple Sold 3.27 Million iPads, Earned $15.7 Billion
July 20th, 2010 |
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Apple generated $15.7 billion in its third fiscal quarter, for a net quarterly profit of $3.25 billion. Along the way, it sold 3.27 million iPads, 3.47 million Macs, and 8.4 million iPhones. – Apple sold 3.27 million iPads in the third fiscal quarter of
2010, on its way to earning total revenues of $15.7 billion and a net quarterly
profit of $3.25 billion. As with previous quarters, both Macs and iPhones
experienced a year-over-year increase in sales, while iPods continued their
singl…
The iPhone/Android Application Development Industry Posted By : Andolasoft
July 12th, 2010 |
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With the demand of smart phones like iPhones and Googles android, the demand for mobile apps development has grown manifolds. The interface of iPhone/Android application development is ground breaking. Today, many computer manufacturers have adopted the same interactive technology for handheld Pcs and laptops.