Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts

Saturday, 22 December 2012

Google and Motorola Preparing The Rival Of iPhone


Google, along with newly acquired Motorola Mobility, is developing a new smartphone that will be created with the stated purpose to compete with the iPhone and Samsung's Galaxy line.

The project, codenamed "X Phone", is led by Lion Ron, in a role of product manager. The team that is working on this device is reportedly studying innovative features such as flexible screen, use of new materials and gesture recognized by the camera.

Google is still experiencing some difficulties as regards hardware and chains of production, since the company has always been at the forefront of web and software field, but facing some difficulties in production. In any case, this "X Phone" promises really well...

Source| iPhonBuzz

Monday, 22 October 2012

Apple's Focus on Product Secrecy Thwarted by its Massive Supply Chain


Confidentiality has always been a prerogative of Apple, which in recent years has always tried to keep its products secret before the official presentation. However in recent times we have seen an excessive leak that revealed the device before the official presentation.
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Tuesday, 16 October 2012

Best Buy Tablet Coming in November


Apple has the iPad, Amazon has the Kindle Fire HD and Barnes & Noble has the Nook HD+. Clearly feeling left out, Best Buy is going to enter the tablet fray with its own device, the Insignia Flex. According to Reuters, the tablet will sell for between $239 and $259.
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Monday, 15 October 2012

Android Smartphones Also have Problem of the Purple Light in Photos


Apple smartphones are expensive, are always properly verified and presented with great fanfare. For these reasons, users who buy them expect perfection in everything, and examine every little aspect of the product.Recently it turned out the "problem" of purple halos appear in pictures taken by framing a direct light. After Apple's response, here's what Consumer Report thinks.