The latest word out of Chinese tech analyst Sun Chyang Xu (originally reported by Chinese site Tencent) is that Apple...
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Read Article Earlier today at a press conference in New York City, president and CEO of T-Mobile USA, John Legere had something...
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Read ArticleApple is set to report its fiscal-first quarter earnings on Wednesday and analysts are predicting a decline in profits for the iPad maker after Apple warned its profit margins would come down due to higher costs tied to all of its new products, including the iPhone 5 and the iPad mini.
Analysts expect the company to report fiscal first quarter earnings of $13.41 per share, compared with $13.87 a year ago. A drop in profits for Apple would mark its first profit decline in nine years; however, the company is notorious for issuing conservative guidance and then blowing away estimates.
Apple just announced that the company has sold over two million iPhone 5’s in China, just three days after its...
Read ArticleEarlier today, Samsung launched the much anticipated, Samsung Galaxy S III Mini, however, the announcement has been somewhat disappointing. Despite the smartphone’s name, the Samsung Galaxy S III Mini is not that impressive. The device sports a 4-inch Super AMOLED display running at 800×480, a dual-core 1GHz processor, 5 megapixel camera, a VGA resolution front facing camera, and is running Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean). To top it all off, the phone does not support LTE. Wait, what? Yep — no LTE support.
The Samsung Galaxy S III Mini is a mere shell of the original Galaxy S III and it certainly won’t make iPhone 5 owners jealous. It may share a name with the original Galaxy S III, but it sure isn’t of the same calibre. If you want a smartphone with a 4-inch screen, the iPhone 5 is still the way to go.
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