iWatch release date

iWacth release date?

iWatch is the latest new product changing the shape of the handset market and revolutionizing watch functionality, acting as a companion to the iPad & iPhone. 

The Apple iWatch smartwatch is the subject of much recent speculation going into 2013.

Low power Bluetooth 4.0 will be installed in the watch so it can instantly pair with an iPhone or iPad, as well as a 1.5-inch display"

Now this is a real concept and a pretty exciting idea! The watch make calls, change the face of your watch screen, play music to blue-tooth wireless in ear headphones, will also be able to instantly tell you what time it is in any part of the world. 

Other features include retina display, 'siri', a stopwatch, an alarm, and a powerful torch!

Cyclists will be able to use the iWatch as a bike computer, accessing the GPS on the smartphone to display speed, distance and pace data.

The iWatch will not a replacement, or a low grade substitute for the smartphone, but will be another interface for our other devices to connect with and another way for Apple to make it near-impossible for us to live without owning their products.

You can expect to see the iWatch in the shops by early 2013 which is an exciting prospect! For further release and spec updates JOIN this page now by clicking the link to the left of the page

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Samsung now wants to ban iPhone 4S sales in Australia and Japan

The continuing legal battle between Apple and Samsung gets another turn as Samsung featuring filed motion for an injunction on Apple company iphone 4S sales in Japan and Australia. Earlier, the Korean company said that it's going to try to ban sales of the iPhone 4S in France and Italy just a day after its launch since the handset allegedly infringes on its patents.

"See how to avoid of the violations, Samsung believes the sale of such Apple devices could be banned," Samsung said from a statement.

Concurrently, Apple on its part says it owns a “thicket of patents,” but would only agree licensing “lower level patents.” This basically means that Apple is not there for the investment like Microsoft containing reportedly signed manages Samsung, HTC as well as other Android phone makers, which have to pay Redmond an undisclosed sum for every single handset they make.

Apple’s goal is apparently radically different - it wants to keep some of its inventions unique to iOS.

Florian Mueller of FOSS patents went over Apple’s filings and summarized Cupertino’s strategy:

"Apple optimizes for product differentiation. Apple isn't Microsoft, which concluded a license address Samsung and also eight other Android device makers. Those two companies have different business models generally and with respect to patents for example."

So far, the legal battle between Apple and Samsung is won by the California-based company. Apple has secured injunctions against the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia and Germany, while Samsung has become denied its claim to get a ban on iPhone and iPad sales on the Netherlands.

Stateside, the legal battle continues. The latest hearing had US Judge Lucy Koh show the iPad and Galaxy Tab sideways and asking Samsung’s attorney what one was theirs. The attorney could not reply right now and had to resort to help from others from Samsung’s legal team.

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Blackberry Playbook UK release

The highly anticipated Blackberry Playbook is set for release any day now!

 Apple represents one of the most successful brands of recent years. Responsible for dominating the market for tablet computers, the company took the industry by storm with the launch of the iPad in 2010 – one of the most astonishing technological phenomena of the past decade. Now the company is about to face some stiff competition with the arrival of a brand new product which could serve to threaten Apple’s supremacy. This April 2011 promises to witness the arrival of the Blackberry Playbook – an exciting device which is already stirring up excitement amongst potential buyers.

The imminent Playbook has also generated great optimism amongst gaming enthusiasts who can look forward to enjoying mobile gaming services with increased comfort. Larger than the smart phone but smaller than the iPad, the new tablet offers gamers the chance to access their favourite titles whilst on the move and at their convenience. Unlike the iPhone which does not support Flash software, the Blackberry Playbook will allow users to access no download casinos giving them the chance to enjoy numerous arcade and social games wherever and whenever they choose. Many feel that this increased capability will give the new product the edge over the much loved but limited iPad.

Compact, attractive and easy to transport, it’s no wonder everybody’s counting down the weeks to the arrival of the Blackberry Playbook. Fans of online casinos will certainly be hoping to check out the new device for themselves with less than a month to go before the hotly anticipated launch. Industry members will be looking on with keen interest.

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iPhone 5 set for UK release

Apple likes to keep its releases regular – iPhones have been released every year since 2007. Every year the same event: Apple hires out the Yerba Buena Centre in San Francisco – around June or July – and confirms the next iPhone 5 !!!!

Although there's no official release date for the iPhone 5 yet, there is a date for WWDC - the conference where Apple usually launches its iPhones. This time the conference starts on June 6, so look out around that date for the latest blackberry competition.

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