We’re pretty big fans of the iPhone 4S as the revamped innards, boosted camera and Siri make it a worthy upgrade over last year’s model. But some of the IntoMobile team has been having some issues with the battery life and we wanted to know if you’re experiencing the same thing. Yesterday, I pulled the…
Unlocked iPhone 4S goes on sale worldwide
Hola. Ciao. Hallo. Hej. Dobrý den. If you understand any of that, chances are you are just fluent in a lot of languages, or in a country where the iPhone 4S is now sold. Apple’s iconic new smartphone is now available in Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway,…
Samsung is officially the world’s number one smartphone vendor
A report last week predicted that Samsung shipped more smartphones than Apple in Q3, but now it’s confirmed. Samsung is now the number one smartphone vendor in the world when measured by global shipments, which is a title effectively stolen from Apple. During Q3 2011, Samsung shipped approximately 27.8 million smartphones, while Apple was in…
T-Mobile iPhone will be released… eventually
I know many T-Mobile users have been expecting to see the iPhone 4S singing along T-Mobile’s network. Heck, we’ve even told you that the carrier has started embracing microSIM, which are used with the iPhone and iPad. What’s more, T-Mobile’s European operations have been offering Apple’s handset for years and extending to the U.S. seems…
Apple to provide solar-powered iPads for rural schools of Zimbabwe
Apple is teaming-up with the government of Zimbabwe to distribute solar-powered iPads to rural schools around the country. Zimbabwean minister of Education, Sport, Arts and Culture David Coltart announced the news after meeting with Apple employees in Paris. In his Facebook post, Coltart noted that he had a “great meeting with Apple” and unveiled a…
C3 Technologies becomes the third mapping company Apple has quietly snatched up
As much as Apple doesn’t want to admit it, they have to play nice with their competitors, at least until they can find some way to permanently sever their poisonous relationships. The most obvious example that comes to mind of just such a situation is the dance Apple plays with Samsung. The South Korean handset…
Adobe Carousel for iOS tries to take iPhoto’s job
Adobe recently announced that its latest photo creation Adobe Carousel is available in the iTunes and Mac app stores. This news comes weeks after the software giant announced its suite of Touch Apps. Adobe Carousel gives users a new way to enjoy their photos, making all of them available across Mac and iOS devices — so users can…
China Mobile’s Wang Jianzhou: We have 10 million iPhone users on our network
In a recent interview with Reuters, China Mobile Chairman Wang Jianzhou said its wireless network is home to more than 10 million iPhones. And while that’s insignificant figure compared to the carrier’s 600 million+ subscribers, it’s surprisingly high considering China Mobile doesn’t offer the iPhone. In that sense, it is believed that all those users…
Sprint CEO slams AT&T, Verizon with latest iPhone compliment
In an interview with Forbes, Sprint CEO Dan Hesse managed to slide in a compliment for the iPhone, now that he actually likes it. Don’t be fooled by its seemingly kind nature. This is a double-whammy compliment, because while it may praise Apple, it secretly slams AT&T and Verizon in a brilliant way. Hesse claims…
Rumor: Samsung and LG having issues building the iPad 3 retina display
The first iPad was announced in January 2010 and then started shipping 5 months later in April. The second iPad was announced in March 2011 and shipped the very same month. Assuming Apple follows this 1 year cadence, we’re likely to see the third iPad be announced during Q2 of 2012. We’re expecting it to…









