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Minggu, 15 Juli 2012

.iPhone 5 release date: August debut rumors and concept pictures for new iPhone

The iPhone 5 release date remains unknown, but new concept design photos have emerged on an e-commerce site in China. The photos are apparently being used to set up pre-order sales. Apple has not confirmed the already popular gadget, but many consumers and analysts expected the device to debut in September or October of this year.

New rumors about the iPhone 5 release date suggests the 6th generation Apple smartphone might make an appearance a bit earlier. Sources say Apple may be planning to unveil the iPhone 5 during a August 7th event. If this is true, consumers may have their hands on the new handheld by mid to late August.

An article at Space Lab says "so much talk of liquid metal" is understandable since the new concept design photos reveal what appears to be an "aluminum case." However, the photos popping up at these online merchants are all concept design photos. All of which are more than likely user submitted. This means they did not come from Apple, and are highly unreliable.


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Senin, 25 Juni 2012

Apple files for security, simulation, display luminance and flash memory patents

Apple has filed for several new patents, covering security, display luminance, flash memory, mobile device simulation and more. However the volume of creative and visionary patents filed by Apple within the past few months is considerably lower than usual.

Patently Apple reports that the new patent filings, published by the US Patent & Trademark Office on Thursday, includes security patents involving cryptographic pass codes, the display of spatio-temporal dithered images with colour shift and luminance, streaming zip filed via flash memory, a way to simulate the performance of a mobile device for improve testing abilities, and the automatic discovery of metadata.

Apple’s patents are all utility centric, and although these kinds of patents ensure that Apple protects the small details behind its products, it is unusual to see such a lack of more significant patents. Patently Apple describes the patent shortage as “nothing shy of anaemic.”
“Here’s hoping that Apple is in the process of changing gears and inventing their next-generation of knock-out products for us to enjoy,” says the report.




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