Apple has posted a PDF schematic of the iPhone 5 for case makers. It’s not a technical schematic of course, but is pretty cool in that it lists all measurements, camera cone angles, and areas of the device that should be given special consideration.
If history is any indication, we can expect Apple to use the iPhone 5 processor in their devices for at least a couple of years. Apple of course has not released any details on their new processor other than the claim that it provides twice the processor performance and twice the graphics performance of the…
New Micro-USB 3.0 ports in upcoming smartphones and tablets will allow for much faster charging time. Most smartphones today use micro-USB ports with a cable connecting the port to a computer or power outlet. According to InfoWorld, the new micro-USB 3.0 cable can carry more power over a cable than its predecessor (USB 2.0) which…
Google has just released the first movie short shot entirely (100%) using Google Glass. Titled DVF through Glass, the short features fashion designers, show coordinators, and models at this week’s New York Fashion Week show.
When a disastrous earthquake hit Japan last year, one of the biggest problems citizens experienced was a shortage of electrical power. Electric grids were knocked offline and batteries, used continuously during their ordeal, quickly ran in short supply. The Japanese subsequently sought a way to generate power using renewable resources. The result? An electric LED…
Lot’s of new gear introduced by Amazon today. Amazon held an invite-only event in an airplane hanger in Santa Monica, California. Guests were treated to several product announcements, some of which could be game changers. They again stressed the tablet as a service device and not a gadget (which means Amazon makes their profits off…
Most manufacturers are choosing to roll out hybrid laptops, with touchscreen displays, that can function as tablets (either by detaching the keyboard or folding it next to the case). Here’s the latest.
LG has broken out of the box and developed a rope-like battery that is manufactured using twisted layers.
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