Just yesterday, we reported that white iPhone 4 is less than 10 days away to see the light at Italy. That of course meant US and UK were supposed to see the launch before that and well they did.
OmniVision, known for producing out-of-the-box digital imaging solutions, supplied Apple with the back camera sensor for iPhone 4. The California based company has recently produced new sensors called OV12825 for the cameras of upcoming smartphones. The newly developed sensor, which will enter the production stage around early June, will offer 12.6 megapixel resolution along with 1080p video recording on 60fps.
White iPhone has waited ages to see the light but we're hearing it's finally coming and this time it's for real, well almost. Last week, Apple confirmed to WSJ that the white iPhone 4 shall be launched this spring. While spring is a larger span of time, new reports suggest that white iPhone 4 will arrive this month.
Wow! that was fast, and we all saw it coming! It has only been a few days since the first copy of Windows 8 leaked into the wild and now we already have software tools to bypass Windows 8 activation procedures.
If you have been reading the Windows 8 coverage at all, you probably already know about the Metro UI of the Windows 8, flattened and tiled look, which has its basis in the Windows Phone 7.
You know iOS is as smooth as butter but there are a few things it misses that users have been asking for since forever: better notification system and some sort of widgets for example.
Windows 8 leaks have been steadily finding their way onto the Internet for a couple of weeks now, with new screenshots, videos, and builds appearing on a regular basis.
Netflix on Xbox 360 has got a major update to include support for controlling the experience using Kinect for Xbox 360 peripheral.
You know how quickly people are moving away from papers and prints. I'd personally rather read a blog or may be an online version of a paper than a newspaper but there's something about prints that probably can't be replaced by digitization, not too soon at least.
Windows 8 Build 7850 leaked just earlier this week and the Windows enthusiasts are already digging deep inside to find out about the new features it has to offer.
