A new take on the yet-to-be-announced iPhone 6 from an independent designer provides a look at what we might expect from a thinner, larger-screened, next-generation device. This latest one is the most recent in a spate of design takes by Martin Hajek on potential future Apple products and is commissioned by French blog NWE based on recently leaked sketches, which may or may not be authentic.… Read More
I suppose that plenty of news circulated concerning Microsoft’s Office for iPad debut, but on the quiet, Microsoft has also updated their Office Mobile app for iPhone, which would mean this software is now free for home use. A price drop also applies to the Android version of the app, which is good news for those who have wanting to give it a go all this while but never really having managed to make the financial commitment in doing so.
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The iPhone 6 rumors are increasing, and following some recent tips we’ve heard comes word from the Japanese publication Nikkei, which says the next Apple handset could be arriving “as … Continue reading
Apple has filed for a patent (via AppleInsider) that adds further fuel to the fire around the possibility it will use sapphire glass for future device displays. The the new application describes how an oleophobic (oil-repelling) coating might be added to sapphire glass to make it smudge and fingerprint-resistant. So far, we’ve seen most of the evidence around Apple’s sapphire display… Read More
Twitter has revealed some new changes for mobile users, both of them revolving around the use of photos. For those who download the new Twitter Android and iPhone apps, the … Continue reading
The iPhone 6 is rumored to exist in two sizes: 4.7-inches and 5.5-inches. One of these — likely the smaller of the two — has reportedly surfaced in dummy form … Continue reading
This article was written on May 07, 2008 by CyberNet.
I’ve owned a few camera phones over the last several years but the camera part of those phones has always been pretty useless because I rarely used it. I don’t know if it’s because the pictures never turned out that great or because once I took a picture, it just sat on the phone and was never removed. It wasn’t until I got an iPhone that I finally started to use the camera built-in to my phone because it’s easy to use, and it’s just as easy to take the pictures off and share with others. As it turns out, a lot of iPhone users must find it easy to use their cameras because the iPhone is now the most popular camera phone on Flickr.
Now here’s the interesting thing, to take it’s lead on Flickr, the iPhone had to beat out the Nokia N95 which has an amazing 5 megapixel camera built-in. Here the iPhone has a 2 megapixel camera built-in which is nothing when compared to the Nokia N95, yet more people use the iPhone to take their pictures and upload them to Flickr. Take a look at the graph below and you’ll see how the iPhone rather quickly crept on Nokia’s N95 phone and eventually surpassed them:
So what is it about the iPhone that makes it the most popular for browsing the Internet and uploading pictures? Our guess is simply the ease of use that it offers. It’s easy to browse the Internet and it’s easy to upload photos. When there’s a picture an iPhone user wants to send to Flickr, all it takes is first getting a Flickr email address, then adding the email address to your contacts. From there, anytime you want to upload an image from your phone to Flickr, you just pull up the picture, press the “email photo” button, select your Flickr email address and press send.
How often do you use your camera phone for taking pictures?
Source: Computerworld
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Way back in 2005, Apple engineer Greg Christie was toying around with ideas for a touchscreen telephone. Then, Jobs gave him an ultimatum: show serious progress in two weeks, or someone else gets the project.
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It’s a story that can now be told, but given how secretive Apple is about its ‘devil’ and ‘details’, one has to factor in the timing in context of the … Continue reading
Apple’s first ever iPhone was launched in 2007 about seven years ago, leading to the creation of one of the most iconic smartphones to date, despite what its critics and detractors have to say about it. We also know that the iPhone has managed to outsell its previous generation with every new release, but how many iPhones has Apple sold to date?
Well according to reports, Apple has managed to sell 472 million iPhones since its launch in 2007 to the end of 2013, and with estimates of over 38 million units sold in the current quarter, many have started to celebrate Apple’s crossing of the 500 million mark in terms of iPhones sold. (more…)
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