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Nokia’s new flagship Symbian handset comes packing a whopping 41-megapixel camera sensor, which is larger than those found on most advanced compact cameras. Having got our hands on a review set, we decided to pit it against the reigning king … Continue reading →

The iPhone 4S remains probably the most popular of smartphones, but it’s encountering ever-increasing competition from a number of competing manufacturers, especially those which utilise the Android operating system, HTC for example. PRLog (Press Release …

which is a follow-up component to the BCM4330 chips that are featured in other Apple devices — iPad and iPhone 4S. Broadcom claims to have redefined the existing chip design to reduce power consumption by almost 40%-50%. The added power … Continue reading →

Flyover and turn-by-turn navigation are a couple of the coolest features within Apple’s new Maps. However, the two highlighted features will only be available on the iPhone 4S, iPad 2, and the new iPad. This leaves the iPhone 4 and first … Continue reading →

We can also assume that most of the sales are for the cheapest 4S model at $649.99 — which seems like a reasonable estimate for the average cost (as sales of the higher-cost phones are offset by sales of the … Continue reading →

Analysts suspected iOS upgrades to include improving and maybe even extending Siri virtual assistant capabilities that were a hit after being introduced in the iPhone 4S. Apple is expected to introduce its own mapping program to replace Google Maps …

Joel Kamerman and Scott Phillips are two friends who came together to create the Trygger iPhone case. This unique iPhone 4/4S case comes fitted with an adjustable polarizing filter, allowing the user to control the intensity of polarization via a … Continue reading →

Despite the “increased competitive landscape from 4G devices (and the iPhone 4S is not 4G),” Doradia is “not worried” as the next iPhone model, a true 4G phone, “will be an important catalyst for the company,” he believes.

SAN FRANCISCO—T-Mobile has been the only national network which couldn’t run iPhones at 3G speeds – until now. The carrier is “refarming” 1900-MHz airwaves to 3G, making itself finally iPhone-compatible. Whether it’s a total coincidence (as T-Mobile …

but the provider will only be offering the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. Apple has been tight-lipped on the issue of when the newest model will be available — so far not even admitting it exists — and almost all … Continue reading →