Erik Pineda

Apple is gearing up for BIG PLANS next year, according to company CEO Tim Cook, sparking speculations that the roadmap is all set for an iPhone 6 release date that could happen as early as May 2014.

The iPhone 6 release date is likely to happen on the second half of 2014 as the first iOS phablet is assured of wider audience reach thanks to the freshly-forged partnership between Apple and China Mobile.

At the last count, Samsung’s Galaxy Note 3 already clocked 10 million buys and well on its way to erase the record figures posted by its predecessor, the Galaxy Note 2. With its current pace, it should be hardly surprising that the device will soon outrace the Galaxy S4.

More than 90 days after the official iOS 7 was unleashed, Team Evad3rs unwrapped its Christmas present to the millions of iPhones and iPad users – the iOS jailbreaking tool now known as Evasi0n7.

A bit more of waiting and tablet shoppers can forget about the Nexus 7 and stop wondering if the Nexus 10 2 will ever be released. The second iPad Mini, now with Retina, would be in abundance come Q1 2014, a new report said.

The already impressive Retina display panel in the iPhone 5S will not stop Apple from further improving the screen prowess of its bestselling device so for the iPhone 6, expect no less than killer display features on release date.

Samsung is reportedly issuing its strongest iPad Air rival so far – a 10.5-inch AMOLED-laced tablet that will debut early January 2014, which could become the most-waited Nexus 10 2 release date.

The chance is a high that the Galaxy S5 release date will happen on Feb 23 2014 but not all the rumoured specs and features attributed so far to the Galaxy S4 successor will be delivered as expected.

Apple fans have been expecting to get the best specs and features ever via the rumoured iPhone 6 release date on 2014 but one thing that may come as a complete surprise is the supposed price bump, a new report said.

The long wait for the Evasi0n iOS 7 jailbreak release date will likely be stretched further as reports emerged that the latest iOS 7.1 beta version shut down an important exploit that Team Evad3rs is reportedly tinkering with.

With 64-bit on board the iPhone 6 release date on 2014, the rumoured iPhone 5S successor should be a year ahead of Android and Windows smartphones, suggests a new report.

The Galaxy S5 release date is likely to happen earlier than expected, possibly by Feb 2014, in order for the Galaxy S4 replacement to establish a good headstart against its purported rivals – the iPhone 6 and the second HTC One build.

Apple is safely ensconced as the dominant tablet maker in the world and it is no secret that Samsung is relentless on its efforts to grab the throne. Come 2014, the Asian tech giant might just roll out its new breed of so-called iPad killers.

Could it be that the iPhone 6 release date will be as early as Q2 2014 as Apple chip partner Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) will reportedly ramp up the mass production of 20-nanometre chips beginning on January of the same year?

Loads of killer features have been touted to usher in the Galaxy S4 successor but on release date one sure thing about the Galaxy S5 is it will sport a camera that beats rivals like the iPhone 5S and the Nokia Lumia product lines.

The search is on for the smartphone to take home this Christmas and if the choice is between iOS and Android, it all boils down to the two flagships – Apple’s iPhone 5S and Google’s cream of the crop, the Nexus 5.

Two important things happened last week that likely will dictate on the next developments regarding the Evasi0n iOS 7 jailbreak release date, which has become quite a drag even for the faithful believers of the famed Team Evad3rs.

Apple is unlikely to rush its planned iPhone 6 release date on 2014 as the tech giant’s current flagship, the iPhone 5S, reportedly routed Samsung’s Galaxy S4 and Galaxy Note 3. As of November 2013, Apple is the smartphone king.

Team Evad3rs has been consistent on its Twitter campaign that the next Evasi0n unlocker, the iOS 7 jailbreak, is on its way out but a new blog report expressed doubt that the group will deliver on its promise.

December is almost halfway and Google remains silent about the rumoured Nexus 10 2 release date, prompting speculations that the 10.1-inch vanilla Android slate will skip the 2013 holiday season altogether.

The 2013 holiday season is upon and those holding out for that momentous Galaxy S4 buy this year may finally give in except that one major hurdle is on the horizon – the fast-approaching Galaxy S5 release date.

The 2014 Samsung flagship smartphones, the Galaxy S5 and the Galaxy Note, will likely show off new display panels that is akin to the Retina screen found on iPhone 5S plus they will be cheaper too, according to new reports.

The Nexus 10 2 release date may not happen this 2013 but thanks to Google, Android tablet fans will have another Nexus to consider in its stead – the 8.3-inch LG G Pad that is now officially a member of the Google Play family.

More evidences are coming out that on its release date the iPhone 6 is a concoction of killer features from the inside and incredible craftsmanship plus durability on the outside.

Samsung must be a in a good mood to rush the Galaxy S5 release date on Q1 2014 – its second 2013 flagship, the Galaxy Note 3, is doing very well as it successfully shipped out some 10 million units in record 60 days.

Snapdragon-maker Qualcomm wasn’t kidding at all when it declared earlier this year that 64-bit computing should be the standard in most 2014 smartphone and tablet line ups.

It is likely that Samsung fans will be getting two versions of the rumoured Galaxy S5 with the separate release date spread out from January through April of 2014.

The Nexus 10 2 release date chatter takes another surprising turn this week as new reports suggest the big-screen tablet from Google will be no more. In its stead, the Nexus 8 will be rolled out soon.

The latest iPhone 6 chatter is not only focused on its rumoured 2014 release date – the blogosphere is busy as well generating the features that Apple fans should anticipate once the first iOS phablet becomes real.