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Showing posts with label iPhone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPhone. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Here it is! The iPhone 4S is finally revealed!



Apple has really kept us waiting for their newest smartphone. To be exact, it's been 16 months since the iPhone 4 was released. But now, the waiting time is finally over. Today, Apple introduced their newest smartphone. And no, it's not the iPhone 5. It's called the iPhone 4S. As the name suggests, it's an improved version of its predecessor. Read on to find out what those improvements are.

Sunday, July 31, 2011

iPhone 5 to be released in September? iPad 3 at thanksgiving?


Impatient about the release of Apple's newest smartphone? Well, according to some rumors of China, the iPhone 5 is going to be released in the second week of September. So far, September, 5th was thought to be true, but the 6th to the 15th seems also very reasonable.

Thursday, July 14, 2011

Rumor: iPhone 5 features no LTE!


There are nearly endless rumors about Apple and their iPhone 5. And of course, we have them all! Our friends from iSupply may have a very interesting news for you: It is about the connectivity!

Thursday, June 23, 2011

New iPhone 5 won't be a iPhone 4 "s" ?

Again, we have rumors about Apple's new iPhone. In the last weeks, we have heard several rumors about an iPhone 4"S" having nearly the same design and only the new SoC, same as in the iPad 2. This might be wrong! Here our new information:

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

iPhone 4 - no strings attached

Apple has just started selling an unlocked version of their iPhone 4. But don't get to excited about it. Because within the US, it's still only going to work on AT&T's 3G network. What's the point of it than, you ask? Well, if you plan on taking your iPhone abroad, it's a whole other story. Outside of the US you'll be able to put in any MicroSim you want. That may even be the reason for the pricing. $649 (16GB) and $749 (32GB) indeed seem pretty steep within the United States, but to the countries across the atlantic it's still a tolerable amount of money.