Apple is said to be introducing a smart wearable device to the public along with the new generation iPhone 6, this September 9, 2014. Although most people are excited about this new device, Apple co-founder, Steve “Woz” Wozniak does not have much confidence in the wearable device; calling it “a hard sell.”
September 9, 2014 is an important date in the world of technology primarily because that is the date that Apple will supposedly launch its new line-up. Apple, the tech giant, is expected to announce and release of the much-awaited iPhone 6, but it may not be the only thing they will be introducing. Let us take a look at what Apple could possibly be lifting off this season.
Everybody is excited about Apple’s iPhone 6 launch and release this coming September 9; however, there may be some disappointment coming to consumers regarding its pricing.
It has been a year and a half since the iPhone 5 was first launched. Anyone who purchased the iPhone 5 during that time may now be experiencing shorter than normal battery-life. Studies have shown that batteries, more or less, have a pre-determined life cycle. In other words, after more than a year of constant usage, your fully-charged battery will not last as long anymore. This is more evident for users who use their smartphones heavily.
Undoubtedly considered the most eagerly anticipated smartphone right now is Apple’s iPhone 6. Ahead of its launch this coming September 2014, rumors about how the iPhone 6 would look like were relentlessly circling the web.
Social media, whether it’s Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, has been bombarded with videos of entrepreneurs, businessmen, musicians, politicians, celebrities and regular people doing the ALS bucket challenge. All efforts are done to help the fight against the debilitating ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease.
After a three-year winning streak, Facebook, has involuntarily given up its number one spot as the best tech company to work at. According the 6th annual employees’ Choice Awards recently held by career website, Glassdoor, the new reigning top dog in tech right now is Twitter.
As Apples sets to launch and release its new iPhone 6 this coming September, rumor has it that it will come in 2 screen sizes: the 4.7-inch and the 5.5-inch. The move is to address the needs of individuals who prefer bigger screens similar to those of the android. But it will still come in its original size to cater to those who prefer more compact phones.
There is a craze going around full circle in a lot of websites and social media like Twitter, Facebook and Instagramright now. Pete Frates, an ALS advocate, started the trend when he did the Ice Bucket Challenge to the tune of Vanilla Ice’s hit song “Ice Ice Baby!” The rules are simple: Take a bucket full of ice cold water and pour it on yourself within 24 hours, then dare other people to do the same. If they can’t complete the challenge, they have to donate money to help the fight against A...
The highly anticipated follow-up to the “NBA 2K14” basketball video game has a lot in store for its fans.
The much talked about iPhone 6 is set to launch and be released this September 9. Apple fanatics believe that the iPhone 6 will come with a longer battery life and it will be available in 2 screen sizes. For those who want to upgrade to an iPhone 6,but still have their iPhone 5’s on hand, this becomes a dilemma. But it is a dilemma with good solutions.
Sleek, stunning, sophisticated and highly evolved, discover and experience the new Samsung Galaxy Apha. Even before Apple’s iPhone 6’s launch, Samsung is already set to strike back with a smartphone that exemplifies style, luxury and exceptional quality.
Cash and credit cards are the primary modes of payment used in the world today. However, there is a third payment platform that can revolutionalize payment methods especially when it comes to electronic payment; the bitcoin.
From sundials to mechanical watches to digital watches, the history of watches has evolved through centuries. Now is the advent of smartwatches. While the smartwatch technology has been around for decades, no one has really revolutionalized this category yet.
If you are doing some computer shopping and you come across Microsoft’s new Surface Pro 3, you will find it advertised as “The Tablet Than Can Replace Your Laptop.”
As clever as the tagline sounds, it actually confuses most people. There begins the struggle of the Surface Pro 3.
Earnings and sales reports typically come out on a quarterly basis. For example, during the first quarter of 2014, the verdict came out that Apple and Samsung were still the top 2 smartphone makers around the globe. LG stayed in third place while the Chinese newcomer, Xiaomi, was able to enter the top 5. It actually reached number 4.
Apple’s iPhone 6 continues to make a buzz as Sonny Dickson confirms details of the design.
In the war of home game consoles, there are two names dogfighting up there on top: The Playstation 4 and the Xbox One. So far, Playstation 4 is taking the lead in conquering the hearts and minds of recreational and hardcore gamers out there.
Information technology, electronic connectivity, virtual reality: these are just but a few things that characterize the world we live in today. It’s the cyber era. In this modern generation, life is made easier with scores of technological advancements. However, it does not come without a price. One major concern with the cyber era is privacy or security.
It’s the 21st century. Innovation and invention is key. Established companies, as well as start-up companies, continue to find ways to innovate and invent. Google, is again, redefining the future and creating a new era with a cutting-edge development in the smartphone industry with “Project Ara.”
As Apple and Samsung continue to battle it out on top of the smartphone arena, Xiaomi, a Chinese smart phone manufacturer, founded about 4 years ago, is narrowing the distance. Concentrating first in its home court, China, they have been successful in taking over the number one spot, pushing down Samsung into second place.
In this modern day and age, people practically live in a digital world where most individuals cannot really imagine a life without computers, laptops, tablets or cellphones. Despite people’s dependence on 21st century technology, there are a lot of myths or misconceptions on how these technologies operate. Here are just some of the universal tech myths that we come across with.
Most of us know Kim Kardashian from the hit reality TV series, Keeping Up With The Kardashians. Aside from that, she is also known as a fashionista, a businesswoman, the wife of hip-hop star Kanye West and the mother of North West. Now, we can add video game superstar to her list of credentials.
The market's attention over Apple's upcoming hardware cycle proves its position. It also draws positive response from analysts with some forecasting record-breaking results. The reported features of the iPhone 6 make Apple one of the most anticipated companies this coming quarter. However, there are also several things both consumers and investors should watch out for this coming cycle. Can Apple become a good investment? Will the iPhone 6 be able to deliver?
Google, Twitch and YouTube nearly hit it off until the merger dissipated. Amazon saw the opportunity and wants to go in for the kill. The retail giant is reportedly acquiring Twitch for $970 million. The company will not operate the video platform separately. Rather, Amazon wants full control of the enterprise. The move poses threat to other advertisers like YouTube and Google should Amazon build its inventory through Twitch. What should people expect?
Whether a company is small, large or medium scale, they all began as start-ups. Start-ups have to go through baby steps first. They form the building blocks to make a good foundation to ensure the company stays on for the long haul. Long before Facebook, Google and Microsoft were by-words in their industry, they followed the start- up culture. Let’s see how these three have evolved since then.
Google’s operating system, Android KitKat and the Android One Initiative, signify yet another bad news for Korean Electronics Giant, Samsung. Emerging markets like India and the Philippines, which are both very populated countries, are switching from feature phones to smartphones. People find it exciting to get the upgrades at cheaper costs.
Amazon and Google have become increasingly competitive as the two companies make their move on each other's turf. Amazon has been working on a new ad strategy that can give Google's Adwords a run for its money. Google, on other hand, has been moving into retail with its Shopping Express service challenging Amazon's retail platform. Not only this, Amazon has been working on its Twitch acquisition which can go against YouTube potentially. Who will be the next big Internet giant? Will it G...
Apple will not give up on its iPad as it sets out to release another product version in 2015. According to recent reports, the tech giant will be releasing its 12.9-inch version in early 2015 with suppliers preparing already. More importantly, the company will try to target businesses with the new product format. Apple's reported partnership with International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) may also be key to the success of the next iPad offering.
It appears Apple wants to revive its iPad sales with reports about the 12.9-inch iPad surfacing once more. Previously, analysts believed that the tech giant has been working on the device for release this year. However, as more supply chain sources offer insight on the production of the company, it appears people will see the 12.9-inch iPad in 2015 instead. What will be in store for the next big iPad launch? Will Apple succeed in putting out such a device?
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