Display panel and camera module of the next-gen iPhone and iPod leaked
- Category: Apple
- Wednesday, 23 May 2012 11:00
- by Kunal Khullar
The new iPhone is definitely going to hit this year and today we have a source claiming to have pictures of what seems to be parts of the upcoming iPhone.

The pictures include white and black coloured display panels which are probably going to be used in the next iPhone and iPod touch. The display panel might fall in between 3.9 to 4.1 inches, a rumour which we have been hearing since the past couple of days.

The pictures include white and black coloured display panels which are probably going to be used in the next iPhone and iPod touch. The display panel might fall in between 3.9 to 4.1 inches, a rumour which we have been hearing since the past couple of days.
Next-gen iPhone in testing with 3.9 inch screen and 640 x 1136 resolution
- Category: Apple
- Tuesday, 22 May 2012 22:57
- by Amol Mathur
In the past few weeks, we have already heard that Apple is planning to bring out the next iteration of iPhone with a 4 inch screen and today we hear that the Cupertino based tech giant is already testing multiple iPhones.
According to the source, Apple is definitely testing there new iPhones with at least one of them carrying a totally new display. And these testing devices are doing their rounds in the Apple headquarter in thick, locked box shells so that the design not revealed to any outsider, by any given chance.
Sony joins others to supply displays for next-gen iPhone
- Category: Apple
- Tuesday, 22 May 2012 12:30
- by Amol Mathur
According to latest reports, Japanese tech giant Sony has been roped in by Apple to manufacture the “in-cell” displays for the upcoming iPhone which is due in fall this year.
Sony will now join Sharp Corp, Toshiba Mobile Display and LG Display to manufacture and stock up the displays for the iPhone well in time for the launch.
Apple successfully takes over iPhone5.com domain
- Category: Apple
- Friday, 18 May 2012 16:23
- by Amol Mathur
Last week, we told you that Apple is trying to take control over the domain iPhone5.com and today we have learnt that Apple has been successful in getting hold of the domain as its complaint to the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), has been acted upto.
Previously WIPO has stated the issue as open but now the complaint has been terminated and the domain has been taken over by Apple but the ownership is being held up by brand protection agency Corporation Service Company, which may have been used by Apple to take ownership.
Report: Steve Jobs 'worked closely' on the next iPhone
- Category: Apple
- Friday, 18 May 2012 13:27
- by Amol Mathur
With each passing day, the rumours around the next iPhone, probably iPhone 5 are piling up. And the latest one suggests that the late Steve Jobs had closely worked upon the next-generation of iPhone before his death in October.
Last year when Apple launched the iPhone 4S, everybody was surprised as Apple went on to retain the design of the iPhone 4 when everybody was excited to see a newly designed smartphone from the Cupertino giant.
Rumour: LG Display and AU Optronics pass Apple's certification tests for iPad Mini LCD Panel
- Category: Apple
- Thursday, 17 May 2012 11:37
- by Amol Mathur
A new report published in Taiwan's The Liberty Times, suggests that two display makers, the LG Display and AU Optronics have successfully passed Apple’s certifications tests of the LCD Panels that the Apple might go on to use in its 7.85 inch rumoured ‘iPad Mini’.
In the same report it is also being claimed that Radiant will go on to supply the backlit module for the iPad Mini whereas Nissha Printing would provide the thin-film sensor, dubbed as ‘G/F2’ to TPK Holding and Chimei Innolux that we heard about yesterday.
Next-gen iPhone to come with a 4-inch display, production starts in June
- Category: Apple
- Thursday, 17 May 2012 10:30
- by Kunal Khullar
So next in queue is the next-gen iPhone and we are sure that the rumours are just going to pour in. Now according to Wall Street Journal, the next iPhone will go into production in the month of June. This means that we just might see an iPhone refresh this year.

After a slight disappointment with the 4S, Apple fans are really craving for a brand new iPhone and well they just might.
Rumour: iPad Mini may be thinner than current iPad, thanks to thin-film coating
- Category: Apple
- Wednesday, 16 May 2012 11:10
- by Amol Mathur
We are back with today’s dose of rumours related to the unconfirmed iPad Mini. And this time if the source is to be believed, then Apple’s probably 7.85 inch iPad Mini would be much thinner than its predecessors.
And this would be possible thanks to a new thin-film touchscreen technology that the Cupertino giant would be planning to use in the Mini.
And this would be possible thanks to a new thin-film touchscreen technology that the Cupertino giant would be planning to use in the Mini. Siri changes it mind, Nokia Lumia 900 no longer the 'Best Smartphone ever'
- Category: Apple
- Tuesday, 15 May 2012 14:10
- by Amol Mathur
All the Windows Phone lovers, last week had a good laugh, thanks to Apple’s virtual personal assistant, Siri. It all began when an iPhone 4S user asked Siri ‘Which was the best Cell Phone ever’ and it simply returned an interesting answer saying that Windows Phone running Nokia Lumia 900 Cyan was the best.
And today we see that Apple has made a few changes to Siri as the personal assistant is no longer returning the same answer to the same question.
Apple may launch new Photo-sharing feature at WWDC
- Category: Apple
- Tuesday, 15 May 2012 10:48
- by Amol Mathur
Back in October last year, Cupertino based tech-giant Apple launched the iCloud which allows users to store music, photos, applications, documents, bookmarks, reminders, backups, notes, iBooks, and contacts and more.


But since then Apple has not refreshed the service but this was not be for too long. Thanks to the anonymous sources close to the WSJ, it is being said that at the upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference that is happening on June 11 Apple will bring a new photo sharing feature to the iCloud.