Ever since Apple unveiled iPhone 4Sat the Let’s talk iPhone event earlier in the week, there has been confusion whether Apple’s new iPhone supports HSPA+ and to add to the confusion, we heard reports that Apple and AT&T are working together to change the network indicator in the status bar to “4G”with an iOS software update.
Brian Klug at AnandTech has just posted a nice article to clear the confusion. Continue reading “iPhone 4S Supports HSPA+” »
When we first heard that Apple was planning to unveil the second generation Apple TV last year, more than three years after Apple TV was first introduced, we were quite excited as we thought that Apple was seriously looking at make its hobby into one of the pillars of it’s business like the Mac, iPhone, iPad and iPod.
Unfortunately, when Apple launched the second generation TV in September 2010, we realised that it was still a hobby for Apple.
But there might still be some hope of that happening as 9 to 5 Mac has discovered references to a yet-to-be-released “Apple3,1″ in the latest version of iOS 5. Continue reading “Next Generation Apple TV References Discovered In iOS 5” »
Ever since Apple unveiled iPhone 4Sat the Let’s talk iPhone event earlier in the week, there has been confusion whether Apple’s new iPhone supports HSPA+ and to add to the confusion, we heard reports that Apple and AT&T are working together to change the network indicator in the status bar to “4G”with an iOS software update.