iPhone 5 release date

The iPhone 5 release date seems to be honing down to the Fall and iPhone 5 release rumors alive and well with features like a new and revamped iOS6 icloud along with an iTunes streaming service. Whatever your favorite theory is the iPhone 5 release date (June or September / October), this week the concept that a larger four-inch screen, sharper picture with 50% more dpi (to match the iPhone 3 release), a thinner iPhone 5 took off with news from last week's Liquidmetal rumors and finally the ever-present debate surrounding the iPhone 5 release date: June at WWDC or autumn as the iPhone 4's release date from last year. iPhone 5 Issue theories are strongly divided into two camps, I'm sure most of you are familiar with them now: will the iPhone 5 release will be announced at WWDC (Worldwide Developers Conference) in June in San Francisco, or a release date announcement in the autumn (September / October), as last year. Week scuttlebut seem to favor the introduction of iOS 6 at WWDC, the iPhone 5 release date will be during the fall (according to MSNBC), as last year. Still, some die hards seem to think that the iPhone 5 release will be announced at WWDC.

I prefer the (quite unpredictable) annual emission theory of the iPhone release in early spring, new iOS at WWDC and the new iPhone 5 release in the autumn for two reasons: 1) from a PR perspective, Apple is never too long, but the next big thing for the interweb to speculate on. 2) from a production standpoint, the Apple plenty of breathing room to focus solely on individual initiative rather than too many overlapping objects. The technology kiss of death is to take away resources from one point to focus on another item to try to release both at the same release date. Smart Technology peeps know better, and Apple is knowledgeable in that way.

iPhone 5

Some believe the iPhone 5 release date announcement as part of the WWDC logo. Michael Nace, we have a focus at WWDC for visually embedded clues to "the result of implicit 5s whole multicolored WWDC logo", but can pull our leg with the following "Of course, if you cock your head to the right, you see what looks like a series of programs or screens projecting upwards. "Can you see it?

iPhone 5 Features

The current consensus revolves around the WWDC as a software-focused launch of icloud iOS6 and upgrade. Theories abound, but in brief: iOS6 upgrades make sure to include an upgrade to Siri, which when launched last year seemed to be something that Apple was putting a lot of weight. It was a big launch, since Apple went back to the lab to "think differently" and double the new ways of using Siri. Hopefully we will see great new things, with the possible introduction of the iPhone and iPod touch for Siri. Hot new iPhone features include new NFC patents that would allow iTunes purchases, according to the International Business Times.

icloud is another area "ripe" for an upgrade things to look for are:. improved coordination between units (duh), and (hopefully) a package of some kind of containing some or all of the following items 1) a streaming music service that has a monthly package for streaming music, 2) a streaming TV programming service (which can go well with the supposed Apple TV or iTV) and 3) streaming music service. They could do well with social media interaction and "real-time listening" and "real-time" part of the promise of the oncoming connected TV and streaming music's future. Renting online media is pretty much dead, a la carte consumption for a monthly fee oh so hot right now.

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The debate on an iTunes streaming music service revolves around whether it would kill the iTunes Music Store sales, so this is 50/50. The same goes for TV shows and movies, plus: they want to compete with Spotify, Netflix, Hulu, et al? They could either continue on a path of media ownership or adapt to the current trend of streaming services. They risk being left behind if they do, they risk cannibalizing iTunes sales if they do it. Conflict! They could also do both, as a way to serve all interests. Streamers current, buyers buy, everyone's happy.

iPhone 5 specs

Ideas right now for the iPhone 5 specs include a larger iPhone 5 screen, with estimates going from 4 to upwards of more than 4.5 inches. Given the new trend of a larger phone that combines the idea of ​​a smartphone with a small tablet is all the rage right now, so it makes sense that Apple could think about making iPhone 5 a little larger in width and height for a larger screen and would allow for a bigger battery, always needed more screen time. eWEEK talks about the research note from Peter Misek at Jefferies securities included the reasoning behind this rumor.

An improved display 50% more dpi for a sharper image is in line with the new iPhone 3, which came with its stunning Retina display. If you have not seen the difference, it is significant, and is logical that a new iPhone 5 feature would be an iPhone 5 with Retina display. It makes text look super sharp in small sizes and the iPhone would benefit greatly from it.

We can also hope for a thinner IPhone5 based on 1) touchscreens 2) Liquid Metal "According to industry sources next flagship phones [Apple and Samsung] is expected to introduce new material for his major organs, namely ceramics for Galaxy S3 and liquid metal for iPhone 5, both are thin, lightweight and highly resistant to external influences, "reads the report from ETNews.

4G LTE is quickly becoming the standard for smartphones, so an iPhone5 without 4G LTE would be anachronistic, not really something that Apple is famous for. IPhone 5 The price is not known at this time, but the current iPhone's price is set at $ 199 - $ 299, so best guess estimates could start there....

Check out the new Nokia Lumia 900

When it comes to be entertained and connected, Nokia Lumia smartphones is the tool for the job. But they are not all about the fun times, they are also the perfect gadget to help get things done when you are in (or out) at the office.

Whether you have a Nokia Lumia 610, Nokia Lumia 710, Nokia Lumia 800 or a Nokia Lumia 900, your smartphone getting all the necessary software installed to make your life easier in many different areas.

Nokia Lumia 900

When you sit on your desk, chances are you use a Windows-based PC. That's because Windows 7 is the world's most popular OS and Windows XP comes in a close second - according to W3Counter.

If you work in an environment where work is working with documents is a common event (77 percent of the workers according to a recent SkyDrive Infographic), so you need an easy way to do it. With Microsoft Office 365, you can create documents online on your PC and save them in your newly created Office 365 cloud space.

The beauty of this is that you can create, edit and share all documents in this online space and access them from your Nokia Lumia smartphone.

What's more, any changes you make on the document on your phone will then be reflected in the documents held online for all your colleagues to see. All these changes are detectable by using the comments option to edit documents with the phone.

Nokia Lumia 800

Other useful features include: shared calendars, antivirus and anti-spam filtering, the team's intranet, and Microsoft community support.

It takes some setting up and also a monthly fee that varies depending on your specific needs as a business. But if you examine the serious collaboration tools, they will not get better than this.

Nokia Lumia 610

For package and set-up instructions, head of Microsoft Office 365 website.

Collaboration is made easy with a Nokia Lumia

Published by Adam Fraser on April 26, 2012

Easily work with a Nokia Lumia

GLOBAL - When it comes to be entertained and connected, Lumia Nokia smartphones is the tool for the job. But they are not all about the fun times, they are also the perfect gadget to help get things done when you are in (or out) at the office.

Whether you have a Nokia Lumia 610, Nokia Lumia 710, Nokia Lumia 800 or a Nokia Lumia 900, your smartphone getting all the necessary software installed to make your life easier in many different areas.

When you sit on your desk, chances are you use a Windows-based PC. That's because Windows 7 is the world's most popular OS and Windows XP comes in a close second - according to W3Counter.

If you work in an environment where work is working with documents is a common event (77 percent of the workers according to a recent SkyDrive Infographic), so you need an easy way to do it. With Microsoft Office 365, you can create documents online on your PC and save them in your newly created Office 365 cloud space.

Check out the new Nokia Lumia 900

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The beauty of this is that you can create, edit and share all documents in this online space and access them from your Nokia smartphone Lumia.

What's more, any changes you make on the document on your phone will then be reflected in the documents held online for all your colleagues to see. All these changes are detectable by using the comments option to edit documents with the phone.

Other useful features include: shared calendars, antivirus and anti-spam filtering, the team's intranet, and Microsoft community support.

It takes some setting up and also a monthly fee that varies depending on your specific needs as a business. But if you examine the serious collaboration tools, they will not get better than this.

For package and set-up instructions, head of Microsoft Office 365 website.

If cooperation is not much of a big deal in your daily tasks without creating a lot of documents, then the usual Office tools built into your Nokia Lumia smartphone will help you a lot.

With Office, you can create Word documents, PowerPoint presentations and Excel spreadsheets using Microsoft Office Mobile. You can also make changes to existing documents that use these tools are very useful if you have ran out of time in the office and want to work on your presentation during your commute home.

After creating or editing your document you can share them with colleagues via email or upload them to your SkyDrive account.

That leads us nicely to SkyDrive. What is it? SkyDrive is a cloud-based service that holds all your documents, but it is not just limited to documents. It can also store video, music and other file types.

Depending on what industry you work in, this cloud-based service to be invaluable. If you are a photographer, you can use SkyDrive to store all your photos. If you are an accountant, it is a good place to save your spreadsheet, and if you are a writer, it's the perfect place to store a copy of your first novel.

SkyDrive is accessible by both the Web from any computer, and even your Nokia Lumia smartphone. This means you are never far away from your important files in your life and there is no longer waiting to get home to check up on something.

With SkyDrive lets you share entire folders with other people, or just share a few items if you prefer. By default, all items and folders set to private to ensure that no one can see that the confidential information.

E-mail is usually a pretty reliable way to keep in touch with the rest of your colleagues. But we all know that IM is better. You will receive an answer from an IM much faster than an email. GroupMe is part of the Skype family and is a good way to group certain people in certain categories.

By searching through your people list you can put people into different groups such as employees. Then, when you need, you can update all You colleagues at the same time with an IM. It's a great, quick way to get a quick response.

With all of this document does / editing storage of different media types complete, it is often the case that you need to go into a meeting to discuss the work events.

With the built-in calendar on Nokia Lumia, you can create meeting requests and add people from the people list you need to participate. This will then e-mail meeting request directly to the people where they will be given the opportunity to accept or decline the meeting request. The calendar entry in your phone will then show you who's accepted or not.

Do you use any of these features and find them useful? Use the comments below to tell us.

Nokia Lumia 900 Review

How I marveled at his elegant and stylish touch. How I'm glad you’re tile-based interface and how you brought me updates of my friends and family without having to leave the main screen.

But came less than three weeks after the first Nokia Lumia 900 reviews of, potential buyers need to address the difficult issues that the critics could not have seen it coming.

First came the news that a software error was to avoid phone's data connection to work properly, because any application that requires access to the Internet would not work.

To their credit, Nokia issued a quick fix - and a $ 100 credit to anyone who buys the phone before Sunday. But Nokia was not fast enough to stop an unfortunate marketing campaign proclaiming that "the smartphone beta testing is over." Not really.

Nokia Lumia 900

Nokia Lumia 900 later learned that  probably will not be upgraded to the next version of Microsoft's mobile operating system, Windows Phone 8, when it becomes available this fall. There is much to like in the current version, Windows Phone 7, but by that time next year there will be a museum piece.

A data connection is clumsy and upgrade path, probably died within a few months. Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how about the new smartphone?

Too bad, because the highly anticipated Nokia re-entry into the U.S. smart phone market began with the promise.

First, the industrial design right. Smart phones from other companies like Apple tend to feel cheap and plastic, but 900 is fixed to the touch. The 4.3-inch high-resolution lacks the iPhone 4S, but I've been using Windows Phone beautiful.

Not as many apps

Then it's own Windows Phone, an operating system that strives to make the phone more effectively. Connect a Facebook account, for example, and you can "fix" profile someone in your home screen as a pawn - a great way to keep track of a close friend or loved one, updated the post.

Windows Phone application is not nearly as much as its competitors, but Microsoft puts them in a fast pace. Applications for Facebook, Twitter and Foursquare to all the great advantages of tile-based interface.

It also has a set of programs that you cannot find anywhere else: Microsoft Office Productivity Center, which pays the bills. Office for Windows Phone you can create and edit Office documents and save them in the cloud, a nice touch that will benefit all who rely on the program.

It is true that an advanced user would not be happy with the options of various applications. But for most casual users of social media and mobile games, Windows Phone an attractive system.

Despite its drawbacks, it seems Nokia Lumia 900 and sells well. The phone is sold in some places, including some AT & T stores and on Amazon.

Interestingly, the system it is an encouraging sign. Millions of Americans are taking a chance on a promising new operating system that could eventually challenge the primacy of IOS and Android. Along the way, Microsoft can have a real innovation in the market, and ensure that their competitors do not have peace.

In the meantime, however, is difficult to recommend a phone that was so hard out of the door. It's probably nothing in a Windows phone that will not get better in six months. And given the disappointing uptake of Lumia, smart buyers of new Windows Phone is better to wait.

Nokia makes the Internet faster and easier with a new browser window for Series 40 Devices

Nokia Browser for Series 40

Nokia Browser 2.0 offers improved speeds and a new user interface faster, better way to explore the Web - Powered by cloud-based servers, offers faster browsing and reduce data consumption by up to 90% without compromising the experience of Internet - Web applications from the expanded directory is easier than ever to browse and install directly from your browser Espoo, Finland - Nokia today announced the availability of version 2.0 of Nokia Browser, a major update dedicated to the Nokia Series 40 devices. The new version reduces data consumption up to 90%, which means consumers can enjoy quicker access and cheaper Internet. Websites load up to three times faster compared with navigation devices cloudless accelerated and consumers also benefit from a range of other improved features.

From the first glance, consumers can discover new web content, and enjoy a one-click access to the best local sites through the Nokia Web Browser, friendly and intuitive home page. We have optimized the browser to allow users to easily stay connected with family and friends by pressing a button and share files and links in social networks. The Download Manager helps new and improved consumers to manage external content easily, store music, video, or images on a memory card, browse the Internet.

The browser contains a review experience, the modern user that makes it easy to find, install and use web applications that offer interesting and richer desktop-like Internet experience. Launched in mid-2011, Explorer Nokia, the first browser to support in-class Web applications, and now has a catalog of more than 10,000 of the latest applications. Several publishers have experienced more than one million downloads in a few months, indicating a strong consumer demand.

With this update, developers will find new features to generate revenue, broader user interface options for your web applications and improvements in productivity tools Nokia Web so they can continue to deliver immersive, connected experiences the "next billion" consumers. This update supports all forms of Series 40: Touch, QWERTY keyboard and touchscreen Nokia, including Naivasha area, as well as popular devices like the Nokia C3-00, Nokia C2-03 and Nokia X3-02. The update will be installed on some current and all future Nokia Series 40 devices, while existing users will be updated as a free, voluntary discharge air. New users can download from the Nokia store. The browser of the 87 languages in over 200 countries and territories. Nokia Browser 2.0 uses cloud-based servers that adapts standard Web pages to perform better on the Nokia Series 40 devices. Since web pages are compressed and stored in the cloud, end users can access sites in a way that is faster and requires significantly less data sent over the mobile network. For pay-per-use agreement will result in more cost-effective web browsing, while users of a data plan provider will be able to do more surfing without exceeding their monthly usage limits. "With our new version, we created a new web experience, the faster the better. As many consumers around the world will experience the Internet for the first time through a mobile phone, this is a big step toward our goal of connect the "next billion", "said Dieter May, senior vice president of Nokia's mobile services. New Nokia Browser 2.0 The first navigation faster with the speed improvements through experience. The second Easier access to the popular new Web applications to enable a richer experience and participate more online. The third New intuitive user interface provides one-click access to search, the most popular content, the most valuable features. The fourth media management enhancements provide an easy way to enjoy video, audio and images. Users can download in the background while surfing the web downloads or sex for later, when yields or rates are better. Downloads can be stored in the memory card or phone memory for later viewing or listening online. The fifth One click share on social networks Facebook, remembering and / or login to Twitter to easily share an Internet address and comments from your browser. Developers can find more information about the updated browser that allows them to create rich applications based on Web standards: http://www.developer.nokia.com/Develop/Series_40/Series_40_web_apps/. Consumers can download the Nokia Browser 2.0 at: http://store.nokia.com/content/51924 About Nokia Nokia is a world leader in mobile communications, whose products have become integral to the lives of people around the world. Every day, more than 1.3 million people use their Nokia to capture and share experiences, access information, find your way or simply talking to each other. Technical and design innovations of Nokia have made the brand one of the most famous in the world. For more information, visit http://www.nokia.com/about- nokia

Samsung Galaxy S3 launch on May 3

Samsung Galaxy S3 will be in market in less than two weeks, S2 Galaxy's successor will be presented in London in the Olympic field. But in the May 3 event technology enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the next-generation phone, as evidenced by the launch of the service latest Samsung S-Cloud with the new device.

Previously, the Korean giant is rumored to work on a project-based service in the cloud to overtake Apple's rival hard, which already has a successful icloud service prevailing in the industry. But with recent reports floating around the media for a business website Maeil of Korea, have confirmed that Samsung will launch the S-Cloud, in response to Apple's icloud, the same day he announced S3.

Samsung Galaxy S3

For those who are unaware of cloud-based services, benefits, contributing component of the primary users to store data remotely (in a virtual cloud) and then the user can access or synchronize the same data from various devices manufactured by the company's support function.

The market for cloud storage is brutally competitive. Apple and Samsung is that with the original services. Latest HTC phones have a whopping 25 GB of storage in the cloud of Dropbox. Windows Nokia phone models, the functionality of Microsoft Skydrive. It will be interesting to see how the Samsung S-Cloud, compared with icloud, Dropbox and SkyDrive.

From now includes this bit of information that Samsung could have worked with Microsoft to deliver these cloud-based services and ensure that the global launch goes well. The report also mentioned that Samsung Korea has not responded and have remained silent, as usual when asked to comment on rumors of new, however, these rumors have prevailed since February and has been reported that the S-Cloud begin sometime around August.

Well, we can assume now that Samsung will unveil its S-Cloud with the sure-shot smart Galaxy S3. The big question now is how the company plans to compete with the already successful icloud service from Apple? Although there is little information available online about this new cloud computing service, the recent report from Korea mentioned some of the spectacular features of the S-cloud, which will undoubtedly draw the attention of technical crazy. Let's take a look.

More than 5 GB of storage

According to the publication of Korea Maeil Business, S-Cloud allows users to synchronize data between phones and store your files in the cloud. Icloud is like, but has no restrictions on the type of content users can be stored in the cloud. S-Cloud, storage space will be "more than 5GB" but it is unclear whether users pay for extended storage.

Upload files directly

From the description allows the S-Cloud as the type of Google Drive service may be, that is, icloud with more features. The lack of icloud Apple the ability to upload files directly can only store files that support applications, and even then cannot access these files without using the application.

User full access to HD video

S-Cloud, is also said to give users access to TV shows, movies and music, with free and paid content for everyone. Presumably, the content will work with the media center starts Apps Samsung TouchWiz phones and Galaxy S2.

Dropbox-like cloud storage

S-Cloud can do better; icloud offers data synchronization with built Dropbox-like cloud storage and provides a way for users to access files at any time required

Nokia Lumia 900 has a magnificent function camera

Nokia Lumia 900 is a mobile smartphone that offers some of the latest in phone technology. This new model runs on the excellent Windows operating system and has an excellent display and a powerful chip. We take a look at the camera functions available on this model, an area that Nokia has always been known.

Nokia Lumia 900

Nokia Lumia 900 has a high quality camera that allows users to take great pictures with your device. The phone has a camera button that allows the phone is used exactly like a dedicated digital camera. This button is actually a two-stage design, so you can be halfway to lock focus and then compressed to take the picture. In addition to taking the picture on this button you can also implement the functions of the camera, saving the user needs to access the menus on the main screen. The camera can record images with a resolution of 3264 x 2448 equivalents to 8 million pixels, the same rule offered in models such as the iPhone 4S. Users can reduce the resolution, if necessary, which is great if you want to attach images to e-mail or upload them to a social network. The 900 has an auto focus function which is good if the user wants to take a picture quickly without making many adjustments. For close-up images, macro mode, the quality is captured as close as 10 cm.

Nokia Lumia 900 is equipped with a camera specifications and performance is also excellent. When we tested the camera was found that the levels of contrast and color saturation were excellent and they were also pleasantly surprised by the quality of pictures taken indoors, an area where the camera has many often struggle. A dual LED flash is in the House and this is very useful when it comes to taking a picture when lighting conditions are less than perfect. We find, however, that pictures taken with flash lacked the color that is found in the captured images without the feature. When the pictures were taken by a user with a Hotmail account, you can download Skydrive service, a system to offer cloud storage 25 GB of free storage for holders Hotmail account. This is a great way to back up all the pictures taken on the device.

Nokia Lumia 900 has a magnificent installation of the camera which offers some useful tools and gives great results. The great 8 mega pixels provides great detail all the images, while the dedicated camera key is always a welcome addition to any device.

Smartphone is the next wallets of the world

A Samsung phone, a Blackberry phone and an Apple iPhone 4. With smart phones or digital tablet as "portfolio" will be common within a decade, largely replaces cash and credit cards, according to a Pew Research survey released Tuesday.

With smart phones or digital tablet as "portfolio" will be common within a decade, largely replaces cash and credit cards, according to a Pew Research survey released Tuesday.

Sixty-five percent of the "interest groups and critics of technology" which responded to an opt-in survey by the Pew Research Center and Elon University imagining Internet Center agreed that it would be a handheld gadgets how to integrate salary in 2020.

"The date of 2020 can be a bit optimistic, but I'm sure that this is happening," was Google chief economist Hal Varian quoted in a response to the survey.

"What's in your wallet right now? ID, money and personal belongings," he continued. "This will easily fit on your mobile device and inevitable."

Google launched last year a "portfolio" of services that provide more advanced Android phones are used to "click and pay" for purchases in stores.

Many of those surveyed 1.021 people said that safety and comfort should be one of the factors that lead people to change the use of smart phones and tablets as well, in fact, credit card or cash.

Some of those who were optimistic about the future portfolio of smartphones expect the trend will be slowed by the fear of privacy, lack of infrastructure and resistance to credit card companies and other entities covered by the system today.

"The driver here is almost 100 percent if the industry decides that credit cards can make more money by changes in technology," the survey quoted Microsoft principal researcher Jonathan Grudin as saying.

Almost none of the respondents expect to cash or credit card to be eliminated, according to Pew.

"Because of concerns about technique, strength, current suppliers and nature in general, slow social change, it's a pretty consistent feeling among experts that mobile payments are on a spectrum, with a number of other economic opportunities," study co-author Aaron Smith, Pew Research.

"In fact, some expect that these services will be as fast as possible widespread in developing countries because of its lack of a banking sector owners and ingrained habits of consumption." Nokia Lumia 900 to more sales

Nokia attempts to challenge the dominance of Apple's iPhone and Google Android has failed to convince the telecom operators in Europe, depriving it of powerful allies in their struggle to regain top spot in the mobile market.

Four major telecom operators in Europe, where phones have been sold since before Christmas, told Reuters that the new Nokia smartphones Nokia Lumia 900 was not good enough to compete with Apple iPhone or Samsung phones Galaxy.

Nokia is now facing a fight for the important U.S. market, which has been the domain of age is reduced to 1 percent of the smartphone market. AT & T does not sell Nokia Lumia 900 for two weeks and it says at the beginning of the demand has been strong.

Skeptics say that among the operators and neon soft phones are expensive so it is an innovative product, citing a lack of marketing budget to go beyond phones and photos of the problems caused by the failure of the battery and software for the first models.

Nokia's big bet a year ago to put the Microsoft Windows Phone software in its smartphones are far from certain to pay, say dealers.

"No one comes into the store and ask for a Windows phone," says a manager who is responsible for mobile devices in the European operator who has sold 800 and 710 in December Lumia.

Nokia tries to catch up on previous smartphones failed and damaged their image in the top of the market.

"Nokia has given themselves a double challenge: to regain its credibility in terms of intelligent hardware and manage the operating system Microsoft Windows, which is in the market," said the executive.

He said that Microsoft software has worked very well with computers and can "do many fun things," but I knew to get customers. "If Nokia Lumia 900 with the same hardware comes with Android there and not Windows, it would be much easier to sell," he said.