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The next-gen Smartphones from Apple and Samsung could be Waterproof, All Thanks to Waterblock.NEW Technology

Posted by Ali on February 4, 2012 · 0 Comment

Liquipel developed a new technology called ”WaterBlock.NEW” which isolates the devices to prevent contact between internal components and fluids. As reported by Cult Of Android , Apple and Samsung’s next generation Smartphones will use this technology. According to what reported by a source of Today’s iPhone , the next smartphone of Apple may resist the contact with [...]

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iOS 5.1 beta reveals that Apple is working on quad-core devices

Posted by Ali on January 7, 2012 · 0 Comment

Thanks to a recent article by the famous site 9to5Mac, a new information has been emerged on some of the most interesting facts that have been discovered in iOS 5.1 beta, suggesting plans for the future of the company in California. From some strings in the firmware developers have found traces related to the support of a quad-core processor, which could now be used for future Apple devices. The [...]

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30 gigabytes per second, Japan is working on super-chip Wi-Fi

Posted by Ali on November 26, 2011 · 0 Comment

The technology, which could have revolutionary effects on the world of the Web comes from the land of the Rising Sun. A technical team from Osaka University, in collaboration with the electronics company Rohm, is working on a super Wi-Fi chip (smaller and cheaper, it would cost less than a pound) capable of reaching the speed of transmission upto 30 gigabytes per second . The system, as explained [...]

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Android reaches 200 million activations in just Six months

Posted by Ali on November 17, 2011 · 0 Comment

During the event of the presentation of Google Music, the company announced that the number of activations of Android devices has doubled in six months, rising from 100 million in May to 200 million today. Google has presented the simplest graph to explain this achievement which doesn’t require any extra mathematical knowledge to understand it. You can see a curve represents exponential [...]

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Here are all the latest features Apple introduced in iOS 5 beta 3

Posted by Ali on July 12, 2011 · 0 Comment

Yesterday Apple released the third beta of the new iOS 5 with major upgrade system for iPhone, iPod touch that will be released later this year along with next-generation iPhone. As usual we are going to discuss all the new, large and small features in the last beta firmware publicly released by the company in Cupertino. Following the complete list of new features in iOS 5.0 beta 3 (available [...]

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SpeedBit HD, the best application on the iPhone to view and download videos from Youtube

Posted by Ali on June 22, 2011 · 0 Comment

SpeedBit HD is a handy software application for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad (universal) that replaces the native YouTube application and allow you to watch videos shared on Facebook or any other social media without annoying interruptions. The videos on this app load much faster than the Web application and native app. With SpeedBit Videos on YouTube will load quickly even when you’re connected [...]

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How iCloud changed Apple’s ecosystem

Posted by Ali on June 7, 2011 · 0 Comment

iCloud is in fact the actual revolution presented at WWDC and not iOS 5. In this article we will explore all the the news about this amazing service in complete detail. icloud is a free on-the-air synchronization, which allows you to update documents, emails, photos, applications, videos, music, calendars, contacts and more, complete with push notifications, including more iDevice and Mac / PC. [...]

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The Installer comes back to life on iOS 4

Posted by Ali on May 23, 2011 · 0 Comment

Whatever EDGE you have acquired on your iPhone, the Installer will always be remembered as the first program that allowed users of the iPhone to install applications created by third-party developers just like the ones that runs today through Cydia. The installer was created even before the App Store and it worked on iOS 1.0. It would have definitely served as an inspiration to Apple and today [...]

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1c0nic suggests that jailbreaking tools shouldn’t be available for free

Posted by Ali on May 15, 2011 · 1 Comment

After a few years of bug killing everyone will realize that it is nonsense to give out bugs for free. With these blunt and probably sincere words, I0n1c, author of the the most famous exploit used in the latest versions of Redsn0w, PwnageTool and Sn0wbreeze iOS to run the jailbreak on 4.3.1 and higher, suggests that the next jailbreaking tools may only be distributed paid or otherwise subject to the [...]

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An extraordinary concept turns the iPhone into a Leica camera

Posted by Ali on April 28, 2011 · 0 Comment

The Leica i9 Concept is a dream project developed by Black Design Associates, which produces the desire to combine two great products, the iPhone and Leica. The characteristics of this concept are: INDEPENDENT BODY CAMERA – iPhone does not depend on processor 4, i9 making a real camera ready to shoot. COMPACT OPTICAL ZOOM – offers a true optical zoom lens with a wider range of focal lengths [...]

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iHub, An inexpensive Accessory to connect Multiple iDevices at a time

Posted by Ali on April 19, 2011 · 0 Comment

Perhaps you’re wondering, no it is not an Apple product , but a hub aesthetically successful and definitely reminiscent of the style of Cupertino. This is an accessory that will allow you to connect up to 4 devices at once using a single USB input of your computer. Moreover, the logo of Apple on this hub gets illuminated just like the one you might have seen on the Macbook pro. The colors [...]

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Apple Increases the Level of Secrecy, iPhone 5 Still expected to arrive in June

Posted by Ali on April 9, 2011 · 0 Comment

According to the latest rumors, Apple would step up its level of secrecy in relation to dealings with overseas suppliers, in an attempt to avoid a loss of information that happened for iPhone 4 last year. Brian White Ticonderoga Securities notes that if Apple does manage to achieve this, iPhone 5 could still launch in June or July, as previously expected. In the words of Brian White: Apple is trying [...]

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GoPano micro: the first lens for iPhone 4 to shoot 360 degree videos[Video]

Posted by Ali on April 8, 2011 · 0 Comment

iPhone 4′s accessories are as much fascinating as iPhone 4 it self. GoPano mincro is one bad ass lens that makes your iPhone’s native camera to be able to shoot videos at 360°. The Lens comes with a special case for your iPhone and a free App that allows you to rotate the lens with touch of your fingers. A Word from the designer The GoPano micro is a lens for the iPhone4 to make 360 [...]

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How to transfer projects from GarageBand for iPad to Mac

Posted by Ali on April 1, 2011 · 1 Comment

With the latest update of GarageBand for Mac, you can import all the projects on the iPad and then modify them on your Mac. In this guide we will see how to transfer audio project from iPad to Mac. Apple has not implemented an automated system, so you should always use the iTunes File Sharing Function. Here are the steps to follow: 1. Connect the iPad to your Mac via USB cable. 2. From the gallery [...]

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Google to put ads in your Mailbox

Posted by Ali on March 31, 2011 · 0 Comment

Google offers millions of users with a large number of services free of charge, but to cover the costs of design and implementation it uses different types of advertisements. The Mountain View company is close to launching a new advertising system into Gmail . The purpose is to display ads on the side bar using the same technology on which the Priority Mail works. For example, in the e-mail, if [...]

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