Since Apple released the iPhone 4S in October, its flagship feature Siri has been able to help tremendously in users’ daily lives with productivity and even offering advice. In fact, I bet you didn’t know it can help you with buying or recommending a smartphone. So what’s the best phone out there? According to Siri,…
Apple dominates the Japanese smartphone market
Samsung may be dominant in its home country of Korea but its influence doesn’t extend to all Asian countries. According to a recent report from MM Research Institute, one in every three smartphones sold in Japan between March 2011 and March 2012 was an Apple iPhone. While Apple grabbed 30 percent of the Japanese smartphone…
iMore: Apple working on 7-inch iPad with $200-250 price tag, October launch
There’s a new iPad mini rumor going around the internet today, and this one doesn’t come out of Digitimes. Today’s rumor is brought to us by iMore, which actually has a solid track record for spot-on rumors. iMore reports that Apple is in fact working on a 7″ iPad which will feature the same 2,048 by…
RadioShack knocks $50 off the price of the iPhone 4S
In a me-too move, RadioShack has announced that they too will be offering a $50 discount on the iPhone. Yesterday, RadioShack started selling the iPhone 4 (8GB) for $49, and the iPhone 4S for $149 (16GB), $249 (32GB), and $349 (64GB). The move comes after multiple smaller, regional retailers started selling Apple’s iPhones at these lower rates,…
Apple thinks Samsung’s human-only focus is too narrow, targets primates
Samsung may have built the Galaxy S III exclusively for humans, but Apple was thinking a little more broadly when they created the iPad. The new iPad is apparently designed for all primates, not just us elitist humans. At least, that’s what employees of Miami’s Jungle Island Zoo have recently discovered. Zoo employees decided that…
Proview and Apple talk iPad settlement, still worlds apart
The battle continues between Proview and Apple over who owns the iPad name in China. Proview Technologies, a now defunct maker of computer displays who still exists as a subsidiary of Proview International Holdings, Ltd, claims ownership of the trademark, a fact seemingly confirmed by a lower court ruling in a Chinese court. A higher…
Bluegrass Wireless to sell the iPhone starting May 18
Bluegrass Wireless is a very small regional carrier in Central Kentucky. While we normally hesitate to bat an eye at these ultra-regional carriers, Bluegrass Wireless has announced today that they will start selling the iPhone 4S to customers starting May 18th. The phones will start at $149 for the 16GB model, and go up to…
Apple releases iOS 5.1.1 for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad
Apple released iOS 5.1.1 for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad this afternoon. The 40-50 MB download appears to be a minor release with a handful of bug fixes, including improved reliability for taking HDR photos from the lock screen, improvements in the iPad’s ability to switch from 2G to 3G networks, bug fixes for…
No solid iPhone rumors = no iPhone at WWDC this year
iLounge recently picked up some “insider information” on the next iPhone. According to the report, Apple’s sixth-generation handset will support all the rumors lately by having a 4-inch display, but it will also apparently have an odd glass back with a metal plate in the middle. Does anyone actually believe this? I don’t mean to put…
Samsung Galaxy S III – ‘Designed for Humans’
I couldn’t sleep last night. I was really nervous and skeptical. Those feelings grew stronger up until the very moment that Samsung’s press event started today. I kept asking myself over and over again, “what if the Samsung Galaxy S III isn’t designed for humans?” I shuddered at the thought and took a deep breath.…








