Showing posts with label iphone 5s. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iphone 5s. Show all posts

2015-01-28

Apple announces 1 billion iOS devices sold | 9to5Mac

Apple announces 1 billion iOS devices sold | 9to5Mac: "Today during Apple’s Q1 earnings call with investors, CEO Tim Cook announced that the company sold its billionth iOS device back in November."
Dr evil one million dollars

That's a lot of millions. Let's get that iOS lean and mean so the older devices are functional again. I'm talking iPad2 & iPod 4G.

2014-07-13

All hail the king: iPhone 5s is the world’s most popular handset | Cult of Mac

All hail the king: iPhone 5s is the world’s most popular handset | Cult of Mac: "According to new research from market intelligence firm ABI Research, the iPhone was the world’s most popular smartphone in Q1 2014, leaving competitors in the dust as the top-selling handset globally."
It's good to be the king. Except that everyone wants to kill you so they can be the king. Long live the king!

2013-09-19

Logitech, ClamCase tease iOS-compatible game controllers

Logitech, ClamCase tease iOS-compatible game controllers - The materials emerged Thursday in the form of a teaser trailer fromClamCase and a post (via MacRumors) to Logitech's Facebook page. Clamcase's video shows glimpses of the form factor for a device called the GameCase.


Look ma, it's a Nintendo-like device with no special NDA and SDK.

2013-09-12

Bling bling y'all

Hands-on with the new 64-bit A7-powered iPhone 5s with new M7, camera features & Touch ID: "The new iPhone 5s joins the previously considered iPhone 5c as a pair of new options that take the company's existing flagship iPhone 5 in new directions."


Gold phone to go wicha gold grille. Fo' shizzle.

2013-08-29

Apple's 'iPhone 5S' to use 31% faster 'A7' chip, feature motion tracking - report

Apple's 'iPhone 5S' to use 31% faster 'A7' chip, feature motion tracking - report: "Citing inside sources, Clayton Morris claims the so-called 'iPhone 5S' will be powered by an Apple-designed 'A7' system on a chip that is some 31 percent faster than the current A6 silicon used in the iPhone 5."


It's already redonkulously fast.