After many rumours about the iPod 6th Generation, it is sure now that Apple will release the new device anytime soon in the market. More updgrade and new apps should be expected from iPod 6th Gen and users will surely like it more than the earlier version. So far, there's no official date for Apple's launching and everyone is waiting for the final announcement.
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iPhone 7 vs Lumia 940: Specs battle between iOS 9 and Windows 10
Two high-end phones will hit the market this year, with iPhone 7 and Lumia 490. For the first time, iPhone focuses on the upgrading of its camera while Lumia on its phone design.
Epic fail! HTC boasts photo of 24K gold One M9, but using Apple iPhone’s camera? Company then replaces photo
HTC uploaded a photo of their limited edition 24-karat gold-plated One M9 on June 5 2015 at Twitter. However, it was seen as an “epic fail” for the company: they took the picture using one of Apple’s iPhone.
Vodafone email leaks ‘New iPhone’ UK release date on September 25; Firm includes possible name of Apple smartphone
A leaked email was caught giving instructions to start accepting pre-orders of Apple’s next iPhone on September 18, revealing its release date to be on September 25. However, the instruction details only stated “New iPhone,” fuelling speculations that Apple might choose it as a name to their smartphone, instead of iPhone 6s (or iPhone 7).
Apple CEO Tim Cook Hits Google and Facebook’s Customer Privacy and Ad Strategy; Gov't Efforts vs Data Encryption Also Criticized
During his speech a couple of days ago at the EPIC Champions of Freedom 2015 in Washington DC, Apple CEO Tim Cook criticized competitors that use business models that disregard users' privacy for advertising purposes. While he did not name the competitors, it is obvious to some he is pointing out Google's new Photos service, which allegedly allows Google to analyze uploaded images to optimize advertising efforts. Facebook also did not escape scrutiny regarding Cook's statements.
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Apple Inc (AAPL.O) has acquired Metaio, a German company whose technology melds real-world imagery and computer-generated elements into moving video presentations, according to a corporate filing.
Apple’s iPhone 6s is going to have Force Touch sensors, which will be supported by the upcoming iOS 9. The smartphone would offer a brand new user experience such as burst mode shooting or toggling between camera and video modes, and others.
Apple’s iOS 9 will only have limited features in order to have a “big focus on quality,” while Google’s Android M is designed to “focus on quality end-to-end.” A table shows the comparison between the “qualities” that each mobile OS focuses on.
Taiwan Semiconductor Mfg. Co. (TSMC) is aiming to secure 100% of the A10 chip orders for Apple’s next iPhone 7 on 2016. TSMC will produce 10nm chipsets next year, and 7nm processors on 2017. However, Samsung is expected to rival this.
Before the iPhone 6s, iPhone 7 August-September release date, its features is expected to include 0.4t LED chips for backlight units (BLUs), Force Touch sensors, and 12 MP Sony sensors with RGBW technology.
CBS Corp (CBS.N) CEO Leslie Moonves met with Apple Inc (AAPL.O) last week to discuss a TV deal, he said at a technology conference Wednesday, and that discussions and negotiations for such a deal are ongoing.
Apple is setting the iOS 9 to a “big focus on quality” by limiting new features. These features would bring in Maps Transit with additional six cities, support for Force Touch in iPhone 6s (or iPhone 7), “Rootless,” redesigned iCloud Drive, and “Trusted Wi-Fi.”
Android M is set to improve battery performance and RAM usage as well as bringing the fingerprint authentication. The mobile operating system will be run by 2015 LG “Bullhead” Nexus 5 and Huawei “Angler” Nexus 6.
Microsoft is making a display that makes the viewed content of users as private to those around them in certain angles. The invention can be used in smartphones, tablets, notebooks, and desktops.
