Within a day of Apple’s release of the iPhone 4S, Samsung has already taken a swipe at the device by comparing it to the company’s Samsung Galaxy II, sending out a press releasing detailing why their device is superior to Apple’s. Here are some highlights that the company mentioned, on what sets the Galaxy II apart from the new iPhone, thanks to TUAW.
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At the Apple’s media event today, the company unexpectedly released two new apps that we had previously heard very little rumor about: “Find My Friends”, and “Cards”. Both apps are extremely interesting, so we’re hear to share what they are all about.
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It really is amazing when you realize that Apple’s leverage on mobile phone carriers is so great that even a large company like Sprint can be made into committing to buy $20 Billion worth of iPhones just to have access to the device.
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MacRumors recently released an artistic rendition of what it thought that Apple’s rumored speech recognition assistant interface for the new iPhone would look like. The rendition follows current rumors and reports of the system – rumors which first started after Apple’s acquisition of Siri, and its Nuance/based voice recognition system.
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According to Mashable, Facebook has chosen Apple’s iOS 5 and iPhone 5 media event as the stage where it will announce it’s long-awaited iPad App. The media-event is rumored to be set for October 4th, as recorded in our previous articles.
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This afternoon, CNET reported that the SFPD asked for surveillance footage from Cava 22, which was the bar in which an Apple employee lost a unannounced iPhone prototype.
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Digitimes reports that Apple has been gradually been moving away from using Samsung as the major supplier of its parts.
This time, Apple was reported to be diversifying memory chips, purchasing more from different Japanese suppliers.
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A while ago, we reported that Sprint was going to be one of the carriers to receive the iPhone 5 when it comes out. Both Verizon and AT&T will also be getting the new iPhone when it comes out, but Sprint is the only carrier offering an unlimited data plan.
Now, a new report has come via SprintFeed – saying that while sprint will continue to offer the unlimited plan, it will be restricting the Mobile Hotspot Data add-on to 5GB of data per month.
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Breaking news came recently, as an image from TimoNews of an internal T-Mobile posting seems to dash all hopes that T-Mobile would get the iPhone 5 when it is released.
The posting came from T-Mobile Chief Marketing Officer – Cole Brodam, so its pretty certain that the report is final.
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According to 9to5 Mac, Apple will indeed be releasing both the rumored low-end revamped iPhone 4, as well as the teardrop iPhone 5.
However, the site also reports that the new iPhone 5 has encountered some production delays, and could see shortages in supply up to 2012.
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Before, there’s been a lot of leaked case designs coming out from a variety of low-key Asian case manufacturers. While these cases did start a lot of different rumors, they haven’t given as much credibility as a larger American supplier – say.. Case-Mate – would.
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Google finally introduced its popular Blogger blog-publishing service to the App store on September 8 – via a free download.
Blogger was started in 1999 and was bought by Google in 2003. Since then, its been immensely popular, with many thousands of users.
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Business Insider recently gave some details on an interview that it did with outside developers that helped Apple with the first iPad before it was released. The interview revealed a variety of strict steps that Apple takes in order to ensure secrecy of its products. Some security measures were so hardcore that its hard to believe how a company could value its pre-release secrecy so much.
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A while ago, there were some rumors circulating around about a 5th generation white iPod Touch.
Quite a few claims of leaked parts to the device have since come up, with the latest one being pictures a white headphone jack released by Macotakara recently.
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The acquisition of T-Mobile by AT&T is currently one of the largest merges in the world of business.
By buying out T-mobile, AT&T seeks to simultaneously become the largest telecommunications carrier the U.S has ever seen, and also cut out competition while it’s at it.
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It seems that lighting does strike the same spot twice.
According to CNET, Apple has once again lost a prototype iPhone . . . at a bar.
This time, the iPhone was lost in a Mexican bar and lounge called “Cava 22″. The restaurant is located in San Fransisco’s Mission District, and the device was lost in late July.
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