Talk has been circulating that Nokia are looking for a new CEO, with the WSJ at its root. Rumour has it that Nokia CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo is on his way out, and Nokia are scouting around for a new CEO. Reasons given in the WSJ are that Nokia has “struggled to find traction for the company in the market for high-end smartphones”
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Reports are circulating that Apple are releasing iOS4.0.1 today, on the eve of a highly anticipated and very official sounding press conference about the iPhone 4 in Cupertino California tomorrow. So how much weight is there to these rumours? And how would an iOS4.0.1 release fit with tomorrow’s conference?
The PlayStation Phone rumour is one that has done the rounds on numerous occasions, so it’s not much of a surprise to see it surface yet again. This time there’s a better-than-average reason to believe it though – Japanese industry newspaper Nikkei Shimbun broke the story and is not usually one to voice unsubstantiated rumour without good reason. Read on for more details.
Another day, another promising iPhone rumour. At this rate, if Apple doesn’t announce something iPhone shaped next week, thousands of Mac-heads may succumb to lethal amounts of disappointment. The latest speculation comes from a leaked image, belonging to Fido – a Canadian mobile network – which strongly suggests that a 4GB version of the iPhone is on its way.
Microsoft, along with Sony, is rumoured to be revealing the Xbox 360′s answer to the Nintendo Wii at next month’s E3 event. But while Sony seems to be angling for a Wii-like zapper, Microsoft is rumoured to be going for a full-body motion sensing bar that needs no additional controller. Sounds a bit like science fiction, but get this: the very same technology may have been demoed already at a previous tech shindig – CES.
Apple plans to make the new iPhone a miniature powerhouse of video capture, editing and sharing, according to the latest rumours.
We’ve already seen mentions of video abilities inside iPhone OS 3.0, and now it seems iMovie is about to make the jump to mobile. Read on for all the details.
A recent patent filing suggests Apple is considering making its computer enclosures from a carbon fibre-like material instead of aluminium in the future, drastically reducing weight while maintaining strength and rigidity.
Back in February we got a glimpse of what some said was Motorola’s first Android phone – but now a shot of what purports to be a Android-powered Motorola smartphone has popped up on the web. Its name: Motorola Ironman!