Apple, while preparing to launch its rumoured iPhone 6 handset in September, is reportedly also working towards releasing its mobile wallet payment service later this year, and work with the new handset.
Reports have been tipping a ‘tentative’ mid-September launch for the next iPhone, believed to be dubbed iPhone 6, as the company’s next-generation iOS 8 is nearing completion. Of course, the company has
We have already heard plenty of rumours that suggest Apple is launching smartwatch. Apple’s new move almost confirms the news. Apple just filed and granted patent for iTime. The rumoured name for
Apple reported that its periodical profit climbed with strong iPhone demand, but a decline in iPad tablet sales put a damper on its results. The California-based company posted a profit of $7.7
Apple has asked suppliers to manufacture between 70 million and 80 million of its two forthcoming big-screen iPhones by the end of the year, its largest initial production run of iPhones, the
Smartphone market is growing fast. We see thinner and faster smartphones coming in the market everyday. All manufacturers are coming with smartphones of high end hardware pattern lately. Apple and Samsung are
Former Apple CEO John Scully’s smartphone venture, Obi Mobiles has launched its first device in the Indian market. Obi Mobiles’ Octopus S520 smartphone will be totally available via e-commerce website SnapDeal at
Apple is going to come into the category of wearable computers this year with the production of its first smartwatch. It will be unveiled along with iPhone 6 in September, and will
Google has stepped into weakness research with new project called ‘Project Zero.’ Chris Evans, who works as ‘Researcher Herder’ at Google said, “The main reason of Zero Day project is to decrease
Apple’s 5.5-inch “phablet” iPhone won’t be debuting this drop after all, according to forecaster Ming-Chi Kuo in a note obtained by AppleInsider. preceding reports had pegged two new phones — one 4.7-inch
For years, analysts have reported on the shadowy negotiations between the world’s largest foundry, TSMC, and Apple as the two companies haggled and discussed the shape of future collaboration. Now, the fruits
Advocates for the blind are debating whether to use a carrot or a stick to persuade one of their oldest allies, Apple Inc, to close an emerging digital divide in mobile technology.
