Apple has launched a cheaper 8GB version of the iPhone 5C in Europe, making it around $80 cheaper to get the lowest specced iOS handset. There’s no word on when—or if—the phone will arrive in the U.S..
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The latest update of the LINE chat app has added a system in which users will be able to make use of free voice calls inside their own countries and … Continue reading
There’s a new ecosystem within iOS being rumored this season which includes a health-centered aim for the next generation of iPhones. While this “Healthbook” will work with the iPhone 5s … Continue reading
Apple is preparing an 8GB version of the iPhone 5c for launch, according to a series of new rumors today. There’s a reported leak of a document from German carrier O2 alerting its staff to the new phone (received via our Tips line from Caschys Blog), and an apparent image of a barcode identifying an 8GB blue model of the new phone, too. Read More
We might be at death’s door for the iPhone 4S, ladies and gentlemen, as word has been spread that the iPhone 5c will be released in an 8GB edition. At … Continue reading
Apple’s iPhone 5c has not exactly been a model device from Cupertino when it comes to sales figures. We have brought you word that Apple is apparently sitting on 3 million unsold iPhone 5c units, with disappointing sales figures in China, not to mention lagging behind the iPhone 5s overall. There are whispers going around that Apple is going to introduce a new 8GB version of the iPhone 5c.
8GB iPhone 5c Set To Roll Out (Rumor) original content from Ubergizmo. 
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The rumor mill for the next iPhone being called the iPhone 6 is in full swing. It hasn’t been that long since the iPhone 5S launched, but the rumblings about … Continue reading
There have been a number of games over the years that allow the player to build up cities and other constructs based on whatever they can dream up. Games like … Continue reading
Apple, at least under Jobs’ regime, almost never or only so rarely grants interviews, so when it gave Sunday Times the probably once in a lifetime chance to talk to … Continue reading
We’ve already got machines that give ophthalmologists a close-up view of the inside and outside of the human eye. The problem is they’re big and heavy, expensive, and rarely accessible to those in third world nations. So researchers at Stanford University have created a simple iPhone add-on that lets almost anyone, anywhere, perform eye exams.
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