According to a patent published yesterday by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, Apple is looking to improve the performance of the speakerphones for iOS devices.
The patent reveals that Apple may change the position of the speakerphones (which are currently at the bottom, next to the dock connector) to improve its performance, even when the iPhone or iPad is docked.
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Business Insider reports that Mickey Drexler, Chairman and CEO of J.Crew, who has been a director at Apple since 1999, has revealed in a interview that Steve Jobs also wanted to design a car before he died.
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Last week, we reported that Apple had filed a claim with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) to
gain control of the iPhone5.com domain.
The Next Web reports that the status of the case, which was ‘Case Active’, has changed to “Terminated” on WIPO’s website, indicating that Apple has won the dispute.
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Shoutpedia reports that Apple has started censoring the work “jailbreak” from the iTunes Store, which was first noticed by iOS hacker – planetbeing.
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Google has released an iPhone app for its social activity service Schemer.
The service aims to help you discover new things to do, share schemes with friends so that they can join you, and make the most of your day.
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Facebook has released another standalone app to manages Facebook Pages called Facebook Pages Manager.
Until now, it was only possible for admins to manage Facebook Pages via the web interface.
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When Verizon started offering Apple’s iPhone on its network in early 2011, it offered customers unlimited data plans. But in less than 6 months, it followed AT&T’s footsteps to
kill the unlimited data plans and moved to tiered data plans.
It however allowed customers to grandfather their unlimited data plans when they wanted to upgrade to the new iPhone on a fresh two-year contract.
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AppAdvice has discovered a pretty cool concept created by Austin Kudin to replace
iPhone’s slide to unlock gesture.
Austin Kudin, an interface and Web designer, has posted his “fold-to-unlock” concept on idea-sharing site Dribbble.
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The Verge
reports that U.S. Customs officials have delayed shipments of HTC’s One X and Evo 4G LTE Android-based smartphones into U.S. to investigate if they still infringe on Apple’s patents.
Here’s some background. Back in March 2011,
Apple had filed a lawsuit against HTC alleging that the Taiwan based handset manufacturer has infringed on nearly 20 of Apple’s proprietary inventions relating to the iPhone’s UI, architecture and hardware.
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We’ve heard several rumors that have claimed that Apple will finally launch an iPhone with a larger screen.
Wall Street Journal has just added some credibility to those rumors, as they report that Apple has placed orders for screens measuring “at least 4 inches diagonally” for the next-generation iPhone.
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Ever since Apple launched
iPhone 4S, some users have complained about poor battery life.
Apple
released iOS 5.0.1, which included bugs fixes that affected battery life, but iPhone 4S users still complained that it didn’t fix the issue in their case and in some cases users (not just iPhone 4S users) complained that they started observing the issue only after upgrading to iOS 5.0.1.
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Few days back, iLounge
reported that according to their source, Apple’s next generation iPhone will be thinner and come with a taller 4-inch Retina Display and a smaller dock connector.
According to iLounge, Apple will also add a metal panel in the central portion of the real shell of the new iPhone instead of the glass panel used in iPhone 4S and iPhone 4.
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