iPhone

Possibly following a similar pattern to last year, Apple announced the iPhone 4S on October 4, 2011 and the smartphone went on sale on October 14, 2011 in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States. … Continue reading →

Apple’s current model, the iPhone 4S, does not support LTE, although the company added it to the new iPad, which debuted last March. The 31% total of those who said they were likely to buy the iPhone 5 was 44% … Continue reading →

The launch of the iPhone 4S in Beijing last January. Photo: M.I.C. Gadget FORTUNE — The skeptics who completely misjudged Apple’s iPhone sales in April did so, as predicted, because they forgot about China — the company’s second-largest …

Comparatively, when ChangeWave conducted a similar survey for the iPhone 4S last October, consumer demand was at 10% (“very likely”) and 11.5% (“somewhat likely”). At that time, the iPhone 4S had already been announced, and its full feature set …

With the near release or launch date of the iPhone 5, there are tons of reports that states a significant decline in iPhone 4S’ sales. This is because customers are now preparing to get the latest iPhone instead of the … Continue reading →

close to a year after the iPhone 4S was released. The next version of the iPhone software, iOS 6, was previewed in June and is also due out around the same time. Check out some of the new features in … Continue reading →

Fix a broken screen on your iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S Bill Detwiler shows you how to replace a cracked glass panel or broken display on the iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S.

… a bit silly are the claims that the 5 in iPhone 5 will look like a “S” supposedly “makes sense” because the iPhone 4S had an S in it. What kind of reasoning is that? It doesn’t seem to … Continue reading →

Consumers were told the device is expected to feature a larger screen, improved camera, a new iOS 6 operating system, 4G LTE capability, and be priced the same as the current iPhone 4S. “Advance demand for the ‘iPhone 5′ is … Continue reading →

Granted, analysts have underestimated Apple in 25 of the last 26 quarters, but the one exception was a year ago, when people started waiting for the iPhone 4S. Many of the expected tentpole features for the next iPhone have already … Continue reading →