Bloomberg, Reuters and the Wall Street Journal all think the next iPhone will have a 4-inch screen. Now, 9to5mac is reporting that sources at Apple HQ have been testing phones with a 16:9 display, provided by a 1136×640 resolution screen.
Apple’s Tim Cook and Samsung’s Choi Gee-sung will meet in San Francisco today to discuss a potential settlement in the all-out patent battle the two companies are currently engaged in.
Remember the giant spaceship campus Apple’s building in Cupertino? The people who live in the neighbourhood where Apple’s mothership is landing definitely do. So Apple CFO Peter Oppenheimer sent out a packet to neighbourhood residents pumping up the virtues of the new campus — in a decidedly Apple way.
With my loved ones long away from me, I have missed the ability to use my iPhone’s FaceTime over 3G a few times. Even if the quality would have been bad. Well, it seems that Apple may be testing it or getting ready for it, according to this screenshot.
First the Wall Street Journal said the next iPhone will have a four-inch screen, then Reuters agreed, and now Bloomberg’s sources are saying the same thing. Bloomberg are also reporting, however, that Steve Jobs was closely involved with the design process.
As plans take shape for Aaron Sorkin’s Steve Jobs biopic, Reuters reports that Woz has been drafted in to act as an advisor on Jobs and the “technical aspects of computers”.
Over the past few months, Apple, Nokia, RIM and Motorola have all been getting very worked up over something rather boring: SIM cards. After Apple’s attempt to capture the market, there’s finally a new proposed design — which might actually find its way into your next phone.
There’s been strong indication that Apple is contemplating killing off the Mac Pro. A small group of creative professionals is crying out for Cupertino to give them new machines. The problem is their clamouring probably won’t be heard, because their bleak little group — We Want a New Macpro — only has a paltry 54 likes.
