Apple iPhone 4S Reveiled
TweetIt’s official: Apple’s brand new flagship handset, the iPhone 4S, is here. While confusion was sprinkled throughout the industry on exactly what Apple would announce, most seemed to agree that the iPhone 4S would be the smartphone that Apple ultimately would unveil.
TweetApple plans to unveil its next generation iPhone next month, technology blog AllThingsD said Wednesday.
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TweetDelivery times quoted on Apple’s online store for new iPhone 4 orders slipped to 1-3 business days this week, suggesting inventory may be diminishing. Orders placed on Apple’s U.S. website had previously shipped within 24 hours of being placed.
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TweetIn line with recent analyst speculation, Sprint will offer the iPhone 5 in the “middle” of October, The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, noting that the device will be sold at the same time as Apple’s current iPhone 4.
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TweetApple plans to hold this year’s “iPod media event” on September 7th, Japanese-language news site Kodawarisanreported on Friday.
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TweetNot all Android smartphones are created equal. Unlike the iPhone, which is generally updated by Apple once a year, there are literally dozens of smartphone models on the market powered by Google’s mobile operating software.
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TweetLONDON, July 16 (Reuters) – “We are sorry,” Rupert Murdoch said in British newspapers on Saturday, as he tried to quell the uproar over a phone-hacking scandal that has claimed his top two newspaper executives and put pressure on police and politicians.
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TweetGoogle Inc. hopes to nudge consumers and merchants into a world where the smartphone has replaced the wallet as the container for credit cards, coupons and receipts.
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TweetA report filed by UK publication The Register details a scary weakness in most Android handsets currently being sold.
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TweetAT&T Inc (T.N) has promised to give Deutsche Telekom (DTEGn.DE) $6 billion in assets, services and cash as a break-up fee if U.S. regulators reject its proposed $39 billion purchase of the German company’s T-Mobile USA, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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