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Contact UsPegatron announced its quarterly earnings yesterday and held an investors conference to discuss its results. Out of this event came a report from Business Insider that claimed iPad mini demand was on decline. Pegatron CEO Jason Cheng talked to Philip Elmer DeWitt of Apple 2.0 and refuted this report. Bloomberg’s Tim Culpan quotes the Pegatron CEO as saying “A decline in revenue from the iPad Mini ‘is more on demand, while price has been stable.” Cheng, however, says he made the second half of that that statement, but did not … Read more
Swiss Golden Dreams is out with three luxury “versions” of the iPhone 5, each looking friggin’ awesome and each costing a small fortune. First comes the CarbonGold iPhone 5 which boasts a real carbon fibre coated with 99.9% pure gold. Making this happen wasn’t child’s play, requiring Golden Dreams to develop an advanced technique to deposit the gold onto the carbon fibre textile. The result is more than impressive, and we’re sure your friends will notice the difference between this and their “plain vanilla” iPhone. Next in line is the … Read more
According to Venture Beat, a report from Japan is pointing to iPhone 5S production, with Sharp, Japan Display and LG beginning their screen production runs in June of this year. The screen production timetable line up with Tim Cook’s earlier statements, where he indicated that there would be no new product launches until after the summer. Apple added Sharp to the list of screen manufacturers last year in an attempt to met the overwhelming demand for its devices. Japan Display and LG have manufactured screens for Apple devices for some time … Read more
Looks like Sharp has managed to corner Apple to make LCD panels for the next-gen iPhone. According to Japan’s business daily Nikkan Kogyo, the display manufacturer will start production on LCD panels in its Kameyama plant this June. Details like screen size and resolution are still a mystery, though. Meanwhile, Japan Display — which is a joint venture between LG Display, Sony, Hitachi and Toshiba — has also allegedly received business from Apple, with production already underway. We would have to conclude that Cupertino-based company wants to make sure there … Read more
We’ve already told you that Apple is looking to further distant itself from Samsung and move its chip production to another company. A new piece information suggests that will start happening next year with 2014 being the first year when iPhone chips will be made by TSMC. Of course, this is still not officially confirmed and all we have are DigiTimes‘ industry sources to quote, claiming TMSC will indeed be taking over Samsung’s business. Part of the speculation is also based on reports that TSMC has accelerated its chip foundry … Read more
Samsung has released a new commercial that showcases the features of the Samsung Galaxy S4 , at Apple’s expense. The video, which is in line with Samsung’s earlier commercials lightly bashes the iPhone 5 by showcasing some of the bells and whistles that are packed into the Samsung Galaxy S4. The theme of the commercial is a graduation party, where we see the Galaxy S4 take a picture of a belly flop, and a rib-eating user answering his phone by simply waving over it. The most amusing part is when … Read more
This one’s for Apple fanboys. Your favorite company you can’t live without is about to avoid paying $9.2 billion in taxes, the money that could’ve been spent on various social programs, like improving public schools and hospitals across the U.S. Sure, you can say “everyone’s doing it” (and by “everyone” I mean global corporations), but I can’t recall any other company doing it at such scale. Thanks to the “innovative” $17 billion bond deal, Apple won’t pay $9.2 billion in taxes, but just $308 million. Now we get the real … Read more
Apple is about to hit 50 billion App Store downloads, the major milestone which will be celebrated with some cool prizes. A person who downloads the 50 billionth app will get a $10,000 gift card and the following 50 people will score a $500 gift card, bringing the total value of the contest to $35,000. The Cupertino based company used the opportunity to unveil the top 25 free and paid apps of all time. The top paid apps list includes such titles as Angry Birds series (all versions are on … Read more
If you’re using Google’s search app on the iPhone, you’ve probably noticed Google Now, which presents you with local weather conditions, traffic and some other information. While this is handy, you may dislike the fact that location services are running constantly, draining your phone’s battery life along the way. Luckily you can turn them [location services] off, and keep using Google search. In order to do so, fire-up Settings and simply turn-off Location Services from Google Search – you can turn-off this capability for every installed app. Now you won’t … Read more
Today Apple released a new update to the iPhone 5 that brings some minor improvements. One of the main upgrades to the new operating system is the audio for the speakerphone, while other incremental changes were kept undisclosed. We assume that the new update, weighing 11.5 MB, was filled with bug fixes as well. We’re not sure when version 6.1.4 will hit the iPod Touch and iPad. Although, it would be cool if some of the stuff hidden helped with how the battery handles LTE. If you haven’t grabbed the … Read more
Android tablet shipments took off last year, shipping more units than others in the tablet market, according to technology research firm IDC. According to IDC’s numbers, Android tablets shipped 27.8 million units in Q1 2013, which is a 247 percent improvement over Q1 2012. That leaves Android with a 56.5 percent share of the tablet market, with Apple coming in with 39.6 percent of tablet market share. One would assume that more Android tablet sales would spell trouble for Apple, which turns out not to be the case. Apple still … Read more