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Monday, February 25, 2013

5S iPhone, iPad 5, iPad Mini 2 - How Soon Will They Come?


We just left a week especially on the front of new house Apple iPhone not only 5S, 5 but also iPad, iPad 2 and the Mini always rumored iWatch. guide iPhone tries to take stock of the situation, trying to shed light on chiacchieratissimi themes and often confusissimi that fill the front pages of websites dedicated to technology like ours. Fasten your seatbelts, we leave for a trip in the future.
iPhone 5S
iPhone 5S is the most talked about device at the time. We have seen (fake) motherboards, analysis of shells and orders from Apple, has been investigated in depth in the report of the arriving from the Far East. Certainly there is currently very little, if not the design, which should remain the same. As for the internal components is returned to speak of A7 as CPU and a camera renewed. Nothing confirmed of course by Apple, but something is beginning to emerge.
iPad 5
And 'This was the most talked about device of the week. It appeared on the network cover that would leave thinking about an iPad 5 modeled along the lines of iPad Mini . Design no longer flared at the corners, but compact style baby Cupertino. A new feature that we would be ready to greet with joy, as a new form-factor would allow a more manageable and less tiring grip.
Mini iPad 2
In the week that has just ended we were able to also talk about Mini iPad 2. The news would be among the most important: Apple would in fact preparing to introduce the retina screens even on the smallest tablet on the market today at the Apple Store. Here, too, date yet to be verified, although everything seems to point insistently to fall.
[article and image via iphoneitaly.com]

Sunday, February 24, 2013

Galaxy S3 vs iPhone 5 - Which One Should I Have?


Exit the legal battles, quarrels patents and other bickering lawyers. It's time to test! Apple and Samsung are good to go to war in various courts around the world, what really interests the mobile lovers, this is the value of their products. And more specifically their two stars smartphones. iPhone 5 and Galaxy S3 finally clash. The issue is simple: the supremacy and the title of best mobile of the moment.
Released four months before, the Samsung Galaxy S3 has taken the lead on Android phones and has established itself as a smartphone complete with super high performance fly. For its part, the iPhone 5 a little surprised at his presentation. Thinner, lighter, larger and swifter are not the qualities that make a revolution. Yes, but they can make a very good smartphone ... What is it really? Apple could he have lost the title of best phone on the market that jealously guards the last 5 years? Response in our duel between the iPhone 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S3.
[Article and Image via tomsguide.fr]

Thursday, February 21, 2013

Mailbox - Free Alternative to Apple Native Mail App


Since Thursday I test mailbox (free alternative to Apple Mail App) - the app with the queue. The hype was perfect in the run up rocks , the review embargo for download start durchexerziert and the waiting brands that brings out the application for a registration, are the final piece of the puzzle of the staging. Thus, the past weekend was an iPhone email application for Gmail customers.
Basically it is not surprising: Sparrow created a similar stir. The reasons are similar: The App Store, there is a lack of good e-mail apps. In addition, iOS can not continue to set default application. That fact alone drives users with rebellious spirit to other programs. No matter that for a little push Action all emails are driven through their servers start-ups. A ' privacy issue '? Looking at the queue which seems not so.

  1. Mailbox is based on the assumption that I've lost control of my inbox. It relies on mapping, categorization, and memories. Messages can be hidden, for example, and re-appear after a few hours in the inbox. Does not sound stupid, but I'm not. I open mail, answer or do I delete messages. Only in very selected (stubborn) cases I manage electronic mail to my to-do list in OmniFocus on.
  2. No app is clearer signs of a friendly takeover. Sparrow demanded money for his product; mailbox scaled exclusively on accounts. I enjoy disabuse if IMAP mailboxes are available in the next update as an in-app purchase. However, unless the priorities be as clearly towards buying and completely open, as Orchestra want to make money, this is for me as a customer is not very appealing.
[via iPhoneBlog.de]

 

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Dave Korine is someone that recently discovered a new hobby online. A person that really likes technology, computer, reading and daily challenge. An eternal geek nerd, tech fan and a communication lover.

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