Apple HDTV will quickly find audience, a new Strategy Analytics research suggests. The firm surveyed 6,000 consumers in North America and Europe to find out that almost half of all iPhone owners would purchase such a product within a year of its debut.
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Ben Reitzes with Barclays claimed on Tuesday that Apple is “more likely” to launch the rumored 7-inch iPad. In his recent research note, the analyst said than latest studies still point to the company’s plans of adding a new form factor in the range of 7 inches to its iPad lineup this fall.
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Google is reportedly seeking to beat Apple’s Safari by launching an iOS-based version of its Chrome browser. According to Macquarie Equities Research, Chrome for iOS may arrive as soon this quarter. Its debut will likely throw the two browsers into a heated combat similar to the late ‘90s “Browser Wars” between Internet Explorer and Netscape.
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A cause for an iPhone smoking on an Australian plane in November, 2011 was identified. It was reported that after a Regional Express airplane landing a passenger’s iPhone started heating up and smoking. The hot spot appeared to be a battery. The Australian Transport Safety Bureau withdrew a device and sent it for the examination.
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A few years ago a cargo carriers and car racks’ supplier Thule released a 13-inch Protection Sleeve. It was nonsense for such company to provide a pocket line, but after that Thule developed a new version of a laptop-sleeve. The 13-inch MacBook + iPad Attaché costs $80 and is also available in a 15-inch model. It is a cross functional product for laptop and iPad and would be much useful for those who like to tote both devices at once.
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Purported components for Apple’s next iPhone keep emerging, with the latest parts showing an earpiece, headphone jack and Wi-Fi cable asserted to be from the upcoming handset. The parts were spotted by How To Arena this week on the website of components supplier SW-Box.
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