You can now add Microsoft to that growing list of companies reportedly developing a “smartwatch” for release in the coming months. According to The Wall Street Journal, the company is currently said to be “working on designs for a touch-enabled watch device.”
Not one to be upstaged by Apple’s use of ‘descriptive’ branding terms, Samsung on Friday announced the launch of its ‘GALAXY Mega’ – a series of smartphones from the Korean manufacturer that are set arrive in both 6.3-inch and 5.8-inch display flavours.
After taking a small break over the Easter period – we’re back – with your weekly digest of the ‘iTunes Single of the Week’ in both the U.S and UK. Hit the break for full details of this week’s FREE tracks …
Apple’s chosen manufacturer for the iPhone, Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. – (known more commonly as, Foxconn) – may be having some trouble with its recent sales, according to Reuters.
Halfbrick Studios has today (quite aptly) “slashed” the price of both the iPhone and iPad versions of its highly-addictive, fruit-slashing adventure – Fruit Ninja – seeing both titles go FREE for what we imagine will be a limited-time.
As first reported by CNET, popular coffee-house Starbucks is expanding its ‘Free App of the Week’ promotion this week, now allowing users to download an app from Apple’s iTunes App Store for FREE, (every week), directly from the app itself.
In other not-so-newsworthy news, (we think you’ll agree the Apple rumor-mill has been largely stagnant lately), the guys at Nowhereelse.fr are back this week with a purported shot of what they claim could show the front bezel of Apple’s next-generation iPad.
Perhaps one of the most-requested features for the next iteration of iOS seems to be for Apple to make the process of toggling system preferences – (such as Brightness, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth) – a whole lot more quicker. Whilst “jailbreaking” your iOS device technically allows you to do this, Apple is yet to offer anything in the way of a ‘quick-access’ solution to those who are still running iOS in its ‘stock’ form.
You may one day be able to purchase that iTunes movie, or TV season, you’ve perhaps had your eye on for a while, even if you happen to have no internet connection in the location you currently find yourself in.
Former Apple retail head and JC Penney CEO, Ron Johnson, is reportedly – out – according to “a source familiar with the situation.” CNBC, who was first to report on the rumours, notes that “it [is] unclear if a successor has been named.”
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HBO GO & WatchESPN Come To Apple TV – [PRESS RELEASE, UPDATED: Direct Links]June 19, 2013
60-Minute Documentary: ‘Steve Jobs: Visionary Entrepreneur,’ Now Available To Purchase From $4.99June 19, 2013
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