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| 4 Reasons the iPhone 5 in June Makes Sense DailyFinance Apple has historically released its iPhones in June or July Dating back to the original iPhone that hit stores in June 2007, Apple has typically stuck to June and July release dates. The one major exception was last year's iPhone 4S, bumped all the way ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| iPhone 4S, Samsung Galaxy S2 sans Android Ice Cream Sandwich top smartphone ... PopHerald.com Apple's iPhone tops lucrative smartphone market in the United States, while Samsung and its Galaxy S2 and Nexus steal the second place. The iPhone, with the new iPhone 4S variant, is topping the smartphone sales chart in United States — and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| A Look At The Navigation Apps Of The Apple iPhone 4S News Broadcast The Apple iPhone 4S is a smartphone which is well known for its versatility. This is thanks largely to the wide range of apps available from the AppStore. This contains many categories, meaning the phone lends itself to everything from multimedia use, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Micro Systemation iOS passcode defeat claims debunked ZDNet (blog) Strafach adds that the XRY tool cannot be used on devices using the A5 or A5X chip, including the iPhone 4S, iPad 2, and iPad 3. Strafach explains that XRY is "simply loading a custom ramdisk by utilizing the publicly available 'limera1n' exploit by ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Increase in Apple wages 'won't raise iDevice price' ITWorld Canada iSuppli has estimated that Apple pays under $8 (£5) for the assembly of a 16GB iPhone 4S, and $188 (£117) for the components. In the UK, that model of iPhone is available for £499. The increase in wages will mean that Apple has to pay out just an extra ... See all stories on this topic » |
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