10 Reasons Why You Should Buy an iPhone :P

1) Because they have rounded edges, so you won't poke yourself.

2) Because the other kids in your high school class have one already.

3) Because you enjoy donating to CISPA every time you pay your bill.

4) Because Steve Jobs said to buy one and he knew everything.

5) Because you love to spend money on a minor upgrade each year.

6) Because you like to laugh at Siri trying to understand your accent.

7) Because you love Instagram and want the authentic experience.

Because the 3.5" screen fits your dainty little fingers so well.

9) Because you want to do your part to bring back slave labor.

10) Because you just don't know any better.

Google Maps Street View Now Available on iOS 6 and iPhone 5

It is no secret that Apple has been having a useless time with its maps. Nearly all of iOS 6 and iPhone 5 customers aren’t impressed with the new maps versus Google’s maps in iOS 5.

The issue has become so big that Apple’s Tim Cook has even apologized to iPhone 5 users about the problem and said people should ‘avoid iOS Maps, use Bing or Google’. Although it’s easy for any person running iOS 6 to use the Google Maps web app, there’s no access to Street View. So the news that Google has made Street View accessible in iOS 6 will be welcome map-related news.Google has made the Street View options available through the Safari browser.

All iPhone 5 and is iOS 6 customers have to do to find the feature is enter in the address maps.google.co.uk in Safari, tap to drop a pushpin marker, and then click the common Street View icon which pops up on the bottom right of the screen. A fresh Safari window will then open with many Street View options enable, such as arrow navigation and extra zooming.

Galaxy S III Beats iPhone 5 in Display Face-Off

Apple and Samsung are facing off again, with IHS iSuppli comparing the iPhone 5 touchscreen display with one of its main opponents, the Samsung Galaxy S III. Despite Apple’s efforts to shed weight its new touchscreen through in-cell technology, the iPhone 5 falls short of Samsung’s leading phone, as per IHS.

 

The latest Apple offering sports a thinner 1.5mm screen (compared to the 2.1mm iPhone 4S) and a 72 % colour gamut (more than the 4S’s 50 %). The Galaxy S III’s 1.1mm thickness and full 100 % colour gamut wins the match, but not necessarily the fight.

Having the 1st product with in-cell tech – or a touch panel including the main display – is a big success, as per Vinita Jakhanwal, director of IHS small and medium displays. Overall, the iPhone 5 is slimmer than the Galaxy S III, and its display colour gamut is more than sufficient for plenty of people, Jakhanwal said in a statement.

While the new technology gives more light to emit from the screen and helps provide a more brilliant and clearer picture, the iPhone 5 still does not meet the high colour gamut mark set by the Galaxy S III. But, it may not issue to most customers, as per Jakhanwal. A few customers have reported that the Samsung mobile actually present over saturated and impractical coloring, he said.

Gold-Plated Apple iPhone 5 Goes On Sale

It’s the Apple iPhone 4S Black Diamond Model. It’s blessed with uncommon black diamonds. Black diamond with PVD finishing 564 pieces of black diamonds weight 4.8cts for bezel 25 pieces of black diamonds weight 0.21 cts for primary press button 2 pieces of black diamonds weight 0.16cts for volume buttons also the sim, mute and on/off buttons are paved in black diamonds.

Reportedly, Hughes’d edition of the most recent iPhone has been decked in 18-carat gold and has gold and diamond finishing. Turn the device over and you see the recognisable Apple logo design, encrusted in diamonds. Hughes has on offer a special edition of 100 models of this variety. Hughes’ edition of the iPhone 5 priced at a mind numbing £21,995 (close to Rs 18,76,888).