I am not a fan of conspiracy theories, but a few months ago the pieces of a mobile industry puzzle started to fall into place. They’re subtle, but if I’m right Apple is poised to deliver a hammer blow that the mobile industry never saw coming. Am I crazy, or ahead of the curve? Follow my train of thought and decide for yourself.
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Still gutted that the much-hyped iPhone 5 failed to materialise in all its large screen, tapered design glory? Well, we’ve got some good news. The fabled next-gen iPhone has been discovered in some new iOS 5.1 source code, suggesting it will indeed be called the iPhone 5 when it lands at some point in 2012. Read on for all the details.
Guten morgan. Tuesday may be the worst day of the week, but it’s no less full of tech potential. Let us guide you by the hand through the tech goings ons that you may have missed while you were in your slumber or at your desk. Read more
The Motorola Droid 4, or Milestone 4 if you live in the UK, broke cover today in a flurry of leaked press material. The tastiest bit for us though, is that Motorola wants to push on with its vision of turning your phone into your computer, and is launching two new lapdocks to prove it. Read more
News of HTC’s shares slump, following its revelation that it doesn’t expect to grow at all in the current quarter, has been met with a large amount of surprise in some quarters of the tech industry. But despite a series of record breaking quarters, it’s not exactly that shocking. The mobile maker has been outstripped by Samsung in the Android space, seen itself become second string to Nokia when it comes to Windows Phone, as well as suffering a series of PR gaffes in the last 12 months.
HTC’s Android phones might still look the part to tech fanatics, but there’s an overwhelming feeling that the devices don’t cut it compared to rival handsets. And then there’s the custom skin, HTC Sense, which although intuitive, is at the root of a series of update issues. So, what can be done? Here’s our plan to help HTC save itself.
The Apple Siri servers for the iPhone 4S have gone down, meaning that at the time of writing he/she is refusing to give any answers. The apologetic assistant is unable to do anything at present, including checking appointments, searching the web or making alarms. Read more
