A low cost iPhone would Change Everything again

Rumors of a low-cost or simplified iPhone 4S are circulating since a while. So far the expectations are set that a new lower-cost iPhone would not bring anything new to the table besides being cheaper. The iPhone 5 is regarded as the new premium iPhone packed with new features (iPhone 5 Spec Sheet). Now Mike Abramsky from RBC Capital Markets adds a new twist. According to AppleInsider Abramsky sat down with Apple's COO Tim Cook and Apple CFO Peter Oppenheimer. On of his take aways was that Apple would only launch a lower-end iPhone if it was an innovative, category-killer experience. Well, say hallo to the iPhone nano.

The rumors about a tiny iPhone have been around since the first iPhone was released. If Apple thinks an iPhone nano could work it would be a category-killer and be innovative.

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Home Screen: Apple's Social 'iTV' Will Change Our Living Rooms, and Our Lives

Source: Forbes

Rumors have swirled for years about Apple launching a branded TV. Apple board member Mickey Drexler let slip last week that "Apple has 10 products... The living room they're dealing with at some point in the near future." What will it mean tha ...
Full article at: Forbes  More like this  15 hours ago, 10:32am CDT

What's missing from the iPhone 5 rumor mill

Source: ITWorld.com

May 26, 2012, 7:25 AM — A key tenet of Apple rumormongering is that Apple history repeats itself repeatedly: If Apple has done X, Y and 42 so much as twice consecutively, pundits posit that Apple will do X, Y and 42 a third time. So I ...
Full article at: ITWorld.com  More like this  17 hours ago, 7:59am CDT

Apple iWallet to ditch NFC for Bluetooth 4.0

Source: CellphoneBeat

NFC or Near Field Communication has enormously gained attention as an easy way for processing payments at checkouts. With lots of advanced handsets coming out with NFC capability, it is now considered as a ...
Full article at: CellphoneBeat  More like this  20 hours ago, 5:29am CDT

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