New iPhone 12 lineup could look just like the iPhone 4

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New alleged images of the iPhone 12 design have been leaked. They show us what could be the 5.4-inch, 6.1-inch, and 6.7-inch sizes of the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro may look like, and they look a lot like the iPhone 4.












We have started to receive dummy images of the new iPhone 12 lineup thanks to case makers. These last images show us every variant of the iPhone 12 and the iPhone 12 Pro. These dummy units are used by case makers to create new accessories before the devices are launched, so they don’t show us as many details as possible. However, we can see that these new devices will have a similar design to the one found in the iPhone 4.

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iPhone and Android cameras don’t care for Vic Gundotra | #PNWeekly 264 (LIVE at 3pm Eastern)

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Are Android phone camera experiences really "years behind" the iPhone experience? That's what one former executive Googler said. We dive in on our show.

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Apple can’t convince judge to dismiss class action lawsuit alleging intentional FaceTime crippling

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That FaceTime-related class action lawsuit is getting serious, as Apple fails to win over judge in attempt to relinquish all accusations of wrongdoing.

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Class action lawsuit points the finger at Apple for intentionally crippling FaceTime on iOS 6

Posted on by Adrian Diaconescu

Yet another class action lawsuit alleges intentional Apple damage of FaceTime functionality on iOS 6 a few years back to force iOS 7 updates.

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Verizon iPhone 7 trade-in deal explicit includes Plus model eligibility

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Sprint and T-Mobile are offering free 32GB iPhone 7 devices with the trade-in of an iPhone 6 or iPhone 6s. These promotions don’t really help out those with the Plus models looking for a way to upgrade and they certainly take a bite out of perpetual iPhone lease-to-upgrade programs.But at least we can say that everyone,

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An all-glass iPhone in 2017, as sold by KGI

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More from KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo as we’ve heard from him about iPhones old and small in investment note after investment note. This one follows on from a previous note talking about the 2017 iPhone, whatever it will happen to be called.Kuo is following up on a branch he left concerning the main build material for that iPhone. ...

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Apple introduces Trade Up With Installments, its iPhone trade-in program

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Apple is offering more people another way to pay for that new iPhone that they’ve been thinking about getting, but can’t afford to tank their bank accounts to attain.In addition to the existing upgrade program the company currently offers, it is now also accepting trade-ins of Android, Windows or older Apple ...

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With the iPhone 6, Apple has become a ‘me, too’ company

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A time not too far into the past, Apple’s mobile products were the gold standard of the industry. The iPhone dictated the direction of the coming year, and it was one of the few smartphones with incredible design and a consistent and reliable user experience. Further, tablet-optimized applications were made almost solely for Apple’s iPad.However, Apple has been slow to update its software, hardware innovation has almost slowed to a crawl, and other OEMs are closing the gap in many areas – tablet market share, tablet-optimized apps, and even customer satisfaction.

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Apple sounds warning: older iPhone charger safety risk

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A couple months back, we heard about a problem Nokia was facing with the chargers for the Lumia 2520, as they were released in certain European nations. The company identified a small but nonetheless present risk that users might inadvertently end up shocking themselves while inserting or removing the plug, and subsequently halted sales and got busy exchanging defective models. This week, a very similar story is unfolding for Apple, as it faces its own ...

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An untethered Jailbreak reaches iOS 7.1.1 (video)

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Even though we’re just a couple of weeks away from Apple’s probable launch of iOS 8 at WWDC 2014, that doesn’t mean that the Jailbreak community hasn’t been hard at work at doing something about iOS 7.1.1. Ever since the launch of Apple’s current mobile operating system, it wasn’t possible for you to Jailbreak it through conventional and easy means. Today we do see some significant progress in the matter, but not necessarily for everyone. Today we’ve seen both photos and videos of iOS 7.1.1 being jailbroken on devices like the iPhone 5c and even ...

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Pocketnow Week in Review: week 6 news recap of 2014

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The technology world is a fast moving one, and hence, there are more than 100 stories we publish on a weekly basis here on Pocketnow. Those include reviews, videos, editorials, news, and more. With this new, weekly series, we’re making it easier for you to look back at the most interesting, exciting, and popular topics of the week, in case you missed anything. Look for the Pocketnow Week in Review every Sunday morning. It contains the most popular ten stories of the week printed on the portal, as well as top ...

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Free Nokia Lumia 1020 or 1520 from Microsoft if you trade in your old Apple iPhone or Galaxy S II

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If you have an Apple iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S, chances are you’re waiting for the iPhone 6 to come out, as you’ve probably skipped both the iPhone 5 and iPhone 5s. If you have a Galaxy S II from Samsung, ...

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iPhone 4 available again in India

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Apple appears to have re-launched the iPhone 4 in India, according to a recent India Times report. Apparently, iPhone sales have plummeted following the introduction of the latest models, the iPhone 5S, and the iPhone 5C, which are being referred to by India Times, as overpriced. Additionally, Apple retired the iPhone 5 from the market, leaving future possible owners no choice for a lower-end/budget iPhone. However, it appears that the iPhone 4 is back in the game, but at an “almost robbery” price of Rs23,000, which translates to roughly $375, as referred to in the report. The ...

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iOS 7 is live, update your Apple devices

Posted on by Anton D. Nagy

iOS 7 is live, and, as we’ve recently learned from our poll, most users can’t wait to experience Apple’s latest and greatest. However, first, you have to own a compatible device. The list includes the iPhone 4 and 4S (partially), as well as the iPhone 5 (full support) — in addition to the 5C and 5S that will have iOS 7 installed out-of-the-box. Tablet compatibility includes iPad 2 and 3 (partially), as well as the iPad 4 (full support), in addition to the iPad mini. Second, as usual ...

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Obama vetoes iPhone ban, Galaxy Note III event dates, HTC One Max photo & more – Pocketnow Daily

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Watch today’s Pocketnow Daily as we talk about Samsung’s Unpacked event which is already scheduled for IFA in Berlin, and where we expect to see the Samsun Galaxy Note III. The HTC One Max is up next as we finally see the device in leaked photos. LG’s G2 event is just days away and we have a leaked user manual, which reveals a couple of things from the final product. Spotify takes the spotlight next as the company is launching a new Browser feature that brings you curated playlists. We end today’s news talking about how the Obama administration has vetoed the ITC ...

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