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| Here's Proof A Cheaper iPhone May Be On Its Way Business Insider Apple needs to sell more iPhones. Despite posting a record-breaking quarter, investors still want more. Rumor has it, a budget iPhone is on its way. Tom's Hardware has uncovered a patent for a plastic iPhone with no home button. The patent was filed in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Apple iPhone 5 only seventh in January's UK best-seller list TechRadar UK Apple's iPhone 5 was only the seventh best-selling handset in the UK last month, according to new data from price comparison website uSwitch. The Mobile Tracker Polls for January show that the Samsung Galaxy S3, the mid-range Samsung Galaxy Ace and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Largan could face capacity issues on weak iPhone sales Taipei Times Largan Precision Co (大立光), a supplier of camera lenses for Apple Inc's iPhone 5, could face rising risks in maintaining its margins due to enlarged capacity, Morgan Stanley said. With its new plant in Greater Taichung having begun production in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Zain offers fourth generation network on iPhone 5 devices AME Info (press release) Zain, the telecommunications company in Kuwait, announced that its customers can now enjoy the 4G network technology on their iPhone 5 devices after Apple Inc. had revealed the applicability of 4G LTE network support on iOS6 operating systems. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Anti-Loneliness Ramen Bowl Lets You Eat and Dock Your iPhone TechnoBuffalo Instant ramen is the Japanese go-to meal for a nice quiet evening where you don't feel much like cooking. Trust me on this, I've had my fair share of instant ramen nights after long days of teaching Japanese children, and it's been a lifesaver when all ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Is This a Patent for the Rumored "Budget" iPhone? Gizmodo UK It's a rumor that never dies: Apple is working on a cheaper, "budget" iPhone that will push for market-share in developing markets where the companies typically premium are especially expensive. But in the absence of hard evidence, we have soft evidence. See all stories on this topic » |
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