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The Best Smartphone Display: It's Not Who You Think
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Huawei Ascend P6: The World's Skinniest Phone Is A Metal-Clad Beauty
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Beyond Flat: Six iOS 7 Fixes Apple Needs To Make
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WWDC 2013 Predictions: Here Comes iOS 7, But What Else?
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Sun-Powered Charging Spots Will Ensure No One Goes Tweetless In NYC
There’s nothing worse than being stranded at the beach with a dead battery. But no New Yorker will go without Snapchat again later this year, thanks to a pilot program sponsored by AT&T. The program will install 25 charging stations across the city, including parks and beaches, in a Parks Department-approved strategy to improve public infrastructure in New York.
The Best Smartphone Display: It’s Not Who You Think
A new generation of smartphones with Full High Definition 1920×1080 displays have arrived, the same as your living room HDTV, but with a 5-inch screen size — that is very impressive! But how good are these new displays, do you really need all of that sharpness and resolution, and will you be able to actually see the difference? Also, how do they compare with the Apple iPhone 5 and Samsung Galaxy S4? We’ll cover these issues and much more with in-depth comprehensive display tests and analysis that you will find nowhere else.
Hidden iOS 7 Settings Reveal What Apple Is Working On
Buried deep within the first beta release of iOS 7 are a handful of neat and potentially useful features. The hidden enhancements were dug up by Hamza Sood and offer abit of insight into what we might expect in later versions of iOS or even when the latest version ships to the public later this year.
Huawei Ascend P6: The World’s Skinniest Phone Is A Metal-Clad Beauty
Huawei has just unveiled the Ascend P6 Android smartphone at a crowded event in London. At 6.1mm thick, it’s the slimmest smartphone in the world. It’s also a looker.
What iOS 7 Looks Like On Your iPad
There’s no tablet flavour of the iOS 7 beta, but using a simulator feature on Apple’s XCode developer platform, German site Apfelpage has given us a look at what the next-gen operating system will look like on the iPad. Aside from a few changes, it’s pretty consistent with what we’ve already seen from iOS 7.
iOS 7 And iTunes iRadio: The Complete Video Walkthrough And Hands On
It’s hard not to get excited about iOS 7. As Tim Cook said on stage during the keynote at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) on Monday, the update re-imagines virtually the entire iPhone experience. And when it’s released to the public later this year, iOS 7 will wow your pants off. In the meantime, here’s a closer look at what it’s capable of.
Apple Is Already Fixing Its Awful iOS 7 App Icons
Coming as a welcome reminder that iOS 7 is still very much in beta, subject to change, and everyone needs to take a few deep breaths, Apple’s website is currently showing off a few much-needed updates to its less-than-lauded icon designs. The new set was first stumbled upon by 9to5Mac, who presumed that their sudden appearance on Apple’s site was the result of an oversight.
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