Sources close to Reuters have informed them that Apple plans to start production of iPhone 5 in July this year, and will ship the final product to consumers in September.
Folks at Vietnamese site Tinhte claims to have got their hands on an official white iPhone 4 from Apple which is said to be running a pre-release version of iOS 5. Video after the break.
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.
Though there are dual-SIM card adapters available for iPhone 4, but they sure aren't as classy as this dual-SIM case. We're also hearing that iPhone 5 may actually offer dual-SIM by default. But those of you who can't wait till the release of iPhone 5 for the dual-SIM functionality, can probably try this new iPhone 4 case called "Rebel 2Phone Dual SIM Standby Case" by Rebel SIMCard, which not only provides you with an extra SIM slot, but also offers you a secondary battery of 800mAH.
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Apple has confirmed to them that the illusive white iPhone 4 will be “finally” available this spring.
More news out of Microsoft's MIX11 developer conference in Las Vegas, with Microsoft showing off its new IE9 web browsing technology for Windows Phone 7.
Pieceable today launched the Pieceable Viewer, a way to use imbedded iOS apps from a web page. Using Flash to run, the viewer can replicate iOS functions and bring apps to the web browser.
3D is all the rage these days, whether that be displays or cameras, with Nintendo's 3DS mobile gaming console one of the few to offer glasses-free 3D. Now thanks to research by Jeremie Francone and Laurence Nigay from the Laboratory of Informatics of Grenoble at the EHCI Research Group, Apple's iPad 2 is getting in on the action.
Great news for those of a jailbroken persuasion, as it seems iFile will be getting Dropbox integration for uploading and downloading files according to a tweet from the app's developers.
